Make It Funky, Make It Spooky!
with Anjuli Boston
Sunday, October 25th
9 am - 12 pm
Turn ordinary cardboard into a funky or spooky work of art! In this fun, beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn simple techniques for shaping, building, and decorating your own cardboard mask. Create a piece to hang on your wall or wear as a one-of-a-kind accessory.
No experience necessary, just bring your imagination!
Kids are welcome! Children must be accompanied by an adult who can assist with scissors and the hot glue gun.
What materials to bring:
- Cardboard - the thicker the better!
- Scissors
- Paint brushes - medium/ large for background & thin for details
- Hot glue gun with enough glue sticks (if you don't have one, there will be 2 available to borrow)
- any found -light- object you would like to add to your mask
What will be provided included in the class fee:
- Extra cardboard (just in case)
- Paint
- Salvaged finds to decorate
- Sawtooth hook or elastic to finish the piece
Meet Your Instructor: Anjuli Boston
I am a mixed-media artist from Venezuela, born into a German family. For over 20 years, I have been creating across scales and disciplines—from jewelry, textile works, to hangable art pieces. In an age of consumerism and excessive waste, my practice feels like a quiet rebellion: repurposing what many consider rubbish into something meaningful.
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My work is guided by the Japanese philosophy of mottainai—a deep respect for resources and a resistance to needless waste. I seek the meeting point of creativity and purpose, where materials carry both history and potential. More than unique objects, each piece becomes a mission to spark awareness around overconsumption and inspire mindful change. Every creation is one of a kind, holding its own story while celebrating individuality and possibility. Here, nothing is wasted. Everything is reimagined.