Fused Glass Pet Portraits with artist Chris Guercio

Join ARTIST CHRIS GUERCIO FOR AN AFTERNOON OF FUN, she'll show you how to transform your pet’s photo into a 5x5 inch FUSED GLASS DISH. No GLASS, or *drawing experience is necessary, and ALL supplies are included!SCHEDULE: * PET PORTRAIT WORKSHOP - SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 12-3 PM * FINISHED PORTRAITS WILL BE FIRED BY CHRIS & READY FOR PICKUP ON APRIL 4 AT HORSESPIRIT. Chris will begin by showing you how to interpret your photos values - black, gray & white, and how to *draw them on your pet photo. The rest of the class will be spent choosing fusible art glass and adhering it to create a unique handmade glass treasure. Chris will fire your project in her studio, and finished projects will be ready for pick up on April 4th (2 weeks) at HorseSpirit. SUPPLIES: * Just bring a photo, or two, of your pet * All other supplies are included PAYMENT OPTIONS: * Call HorseSpirit Arts 301-490-2001, pay with a credit card (no fee) * Visit HorseSpirit Arts, pay with cash, gift card or credit card (no fee) * Online, here at Eventbrite, credit card (fee charged) * Cost: $65.00 for workshop THINGS TO KNOW: * HorseSpirit Arts Gallery is the gateway to Historic Savage Mill, as you drive in we're in a renovated red roofed barn to your left. * Free parking lot is to the right. * The art classroom isn't wheelchair accessible, stairs only, we'll help carry supplies. * Questions? Call HorseSpirit Arts Gallery - 301-490-2001 * Please know tickets are not refundable, they are transferable to someone of your choosing. ARTIST BIO: After admiring art glass her entire adult life, Chris Guercio stumbled upon a fused glass class in 2009. Within a few session she was hooked! So much so that after a year she bought a kiln and began fusing at home; taking over her family room and most of the laundry room she started experimenting and hasn't stopped yet! Chris finds glass fusing intoxicating, with endless possibilities for artistic expression. Chris has taken classes at Corning Museum of Glass, Pittsburgh Glass Center, Vitrum Studios, Weisser Glass, and has studied with glass artists Linda Humphrey and Michael Dupille in their studios.