The Creative Connection

We have amazing teachers for all our classes.  Have you looked at all the choices we have?  You’ll be stunned by the variety and talent we have to offer to spark your creativity.  I’ll be highlighting different teachers to help you decide what classes you want to take.  You are coming right?  You really don’t want to miss this event.

Traci Bautista – TCC HANDMADE

Traci teaches us to use our imagery to be creative. She is bringing her passion to THE CREATIVE CONNECTION and will be teaching 4 different classes. Discovering Y.O.U.- Marketing your Creative Business, Making a living as an Artist, ArtJOURNALING Daily, and DREAM BIG Business Art Journal.

Traci Bautista is a well known mixed media artist who found her passion after having many many other fascinating jobs. From professional cheerleader to fashion designer, this girl is everything but boring. I think Traci will have you coloring outside the lines and on your way to new creative horizons.  You can learn more about Traci on her website or her blog.

Krystina Castella- MARYJANESFARM Day

Being an Industrial Designer by trade, it’s no surprise that Krystina considers baking sweets an art.  Blending the perfect flavors with the right textured frosting is something she thinks about.  I’m glad somebody puts some thought into it, because all I can think of when I see her amazing cupcakes is taking a bite! Krystina is known around her neighborhood for the friend who brings the cupcakes.  Her Tiki themed were especially popular.

Krystina will be teaching Crazy About Sweets, one of our  MARYJANESFARM Day classes. Whether you’re an accomplished baker, or perhaps just wanting to sharpen your skills, this class should satisfy your sweet tooth.  You can learn more about Krystina on her website.

Astor Tsang- VOGUEknitting Day

Astor must have the patience of a Saint as she believes everyone can learn to knit. She’s bringing her unique teaching skills and will be teaching Beginning Knitting on our VOGUEknitting Day.

I may have to sit in on this class. She has been teaching beginners forever and says she believes knitting is possible for all. She also says it’s not rocket science.  I beg to differ.  I must admit I’m having flash backs to when I joined 4h to learn how to knit.  I remember the green yarn and wondered what my project would look like when I was finished. Let’s just say I got about 2 inches of a pot holder done and I don’t remember my teacher being very patient.  I’m thinking I may have better luck with Astor, I think I could do it. You can learn more about Astor on her website.

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Written by Kim Demmon ~ Today’s Creative Blog