Wild Arts Learning
Wild Arts Learning is a program that emphasizes the importance of folk and natural arts and will have several different classes related to these subjects, including Earth pigment watercolor painting, pressure cooking, hand stitching, botanical printing and book binding.
Earth Paleo Map: Scotese, C.R., 2016; Edit and Illustration: Robert Murdaugh
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