Making Cardboard Sculptured Lanterns with Mykl Wells
Friday, January 30 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: The Pastel Society, 2447 N. Los Altos Avenue
(Please note: Entrance and parking are located behind the main building.)
Registration opens at the PaperWorks meeting on Thursday, December 4 at noon.
Class size: Minimum 10 / Maximum 12
Cost: $125.00
Workshop Description
Have you ever looked at a discarded box and seen more than just packaging? In this engaging and hands-on workshop, you’ll transform humble cardboard into stunning three-dimensional works of art. Perfect for beginners and seasoned artists alike, this class invites you to discover the creative freedom of working with everyday materials. You’ll explore sculptural techniques, structure, and surface design—without the intimidation or cost of traditional art supplies.
Please Bring
Cardboard of any kind: large boxes, shipping tubes, or unusual shapes and textures
Additional materials for upcycling: fabric, decorative papers, or other mixed-media elements
Extra snap-blade knives (thicker blades preferred)
Cups and brushes for thinning and applying glue
About the Artist
Mykl Wells is internationally recognized for his elaborate paintings created in the traditional Flemish technique and for his innovative approach to upcycled sculpture. He has led hundreds of workshops around the world and is the winner of Cartasia, the prestigious International Paper and Cardboard Competition held in Lucca, Italy.
For questions or changes, please contact education@paperworks.info.