Tuesday, June 14, 2011

WELCOME! MANILA ENVELOPES

WELCOME!
MANILA ENVELOPES

Four welcoming envelopes I created for the students

The welcome packets for my upcoming sculpture class in August are finished and ready to mail out to my four special students. Since we will be sculpting lots of faces, I used my sculpted and painted faces as the basis for the manila envelopes. Now for the task of deciding which envelope to send to which student? I think I will use my intuition on this decision.

I used an image of one of my tall standing sculptures and eyes of another one


I loved the picture of the columns so added one of my sculptures and mysterious face

Magazine images, stamps and image of one of my paintings

Labyrinth from my laundryroom plus faces and sculptures

In addition to our sculpture class, I was able to lock in several exciting visiting guests. Lisa Plummer of “Groggy Froggy” fame, has agreed to teach the class her method of Soul Collage. Also, Rudy Sanders, spectacular drummer, will teach a class in drumming with a drumming ceremony to follow. Ella, water aerobic instructor extraordinaire, will give us a water work out one afternoon. I was also lucky enough to have Patrick Beale agree to give each student one of his spectacular Swedish based massages. Patrick has been a masseuse for over 15 years and believe me, you will feel pampered and relaxed after one of his sessions. I have one more opening left in the class so if you have been hesitating, now is the time to check out the details by clicking here

I'm heading for the post office right now. Sure hope the students like them!

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33 comments:

  1. What LUCKY students you have to be receiving such a wonderful welcome package and those guest artists sound wonderful too! Ah well, maybe someday I can join you!

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  2. I agree with Stephanie your students are very lucky to have such unique mail art, am sure they will treasure them. Annette x

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  3. Are you KIDDING?!?!?!? Your students are going to LOVE and treasure these envies!!! Cheryl, you've thought of every tiny detail -- your class will truly be a place of relaxation and learning! What a beautiful way to welcome your students! Hugs, Terri xoxox

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  4. Oh This would be so exciting, I'd love to see Mona Lisa Cheryl style, she'd be awesome!
    Hugs!

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  5. Hello Cheryl! My attention was caught on the title of your post. You mentioned the word "Manila" the capital city of my country.

    I always believe that being an educator is one of the most novel profession in the world. The impact and role of educator is something money can't even pay. You are a good artist and at the same time you have the heart to extend your talent to different people.

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  6. Amazing envelopes Cheryl, your students will love to receive them, letters are much more fun to receive in an art envelope, love them.
    Anni

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  7. wow what lucky students you have. i know if i was signed up for an art class & got an envelope like that from the teacher i would be very excited that i was in the right class.

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  8. This envelopes are phantastic.
    I bet your studends will be sio delighted to recive this mail.
    I love envelopes like this.

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  9. Oh I love the envelopes! Looking forward to doing SoulCollage with everyone!

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  10. I am on the edge of my seat waiting for my manila envelope to arrange in my mailbox. I just want to jump up & down to be one of those fortunate 4.
    Trish

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  11. Soul collages and massages? Sounds like heaven on earth!

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  12. what a wonderful class, cheryl! oh how i'd love to attend...but work just gets in the way. i will also been teaching at a retreat in september! please visit my blog when you can, i shared all the details!
    have a wonderful week, those envelops are amazing! xo

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  13. The students will LOVE them!
    Wish I was one of your students :)

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  14. I bet your students will love your wonderful envelopes! It sounds as though they're going to be spoilt rotten with all the extra guests you've arranged - how wonderful!!

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  15. Oh my … what fabulous envelopes! How lucky are those special students? :) And it sounds like a wonderful time ~ wish I were nearby!

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  16. Well Cheryl, I just hope the envelopes make it to there destination, you never know who might decide they can't live without your art.
    WOW your students are going to have the time of their lives, Pampered so much they may never leave. LOL
    Hugs Lynn

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  17. VERY lucky students! Great mail art Cheryl!

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  18. Lucky students! They are going to have a great time!

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  19. Wow! You have raised the bar to a new level by combining elegance and education. Your students are very blessed by the extent of your thoughtfulness. I have a feeling that when the word gets out about your fantastic residential art experience, well, you will most likely be booked up for the next twenty years! You rock, my friend, you simply rock!

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  20. what a lovely generous welcome to your students, just beautiful,, amazing,,

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  21. Talk about something I'd have to frame on the spot!

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  22. Your students are going to LOVE their packets! What a warm and welcoming way to start off a fabulous adventure! Wish I were there ... I shall enjoy the moments vicariously thru your blog as I am hopeful you will share moments with us all!

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  23. wow! wish i was a student - LOVE these!

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  24. I got here, Cheryl! I am sorry I missed your art last post. I have to disagree with you when you say they ar not your usual...I think the eyes say it all and that she IS you, glorious you! ♥♥♥

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  25. Lucky students, you'l spoil them. Your envelopes are so beautiful; as always....

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  26. Glad you joined the Three Muses challenge Cheryl !! What a awesome mail art !!

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  27. Superb artpieces! How fortunate for your students to be welcomed with such a wonderful gift.

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  28. Oh real ones Cheryl!
    And soooo beautiful ones!
    It reminds me, when I made my envelopes in the 80's... (I hope people who received them kept them... Because I haven't any now... :)!)
    Well done!

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  29. These are incredible! your sculpture is amazing.

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  30. Well, may I say, the students who received these fabulous envelopes, would be rubbing their hands together in anticipation of a wonderful course. Kudos to you my dear.

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  31. How twifold (is this what you say?) your art is. The envelopes are very bright and colourful, a warm welcome to your students. Your sculptures bear so much life. Very touching!

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