Mosaic Art: Shape, Color & Composition
Adult Classes | Available
Discover the colorful world of mosaic art and watch simple shapes transform into beautiful works of art! In this fun and engaging class, you'll create vibrant mosaic-inspired compositions by arranging carefully cut pieces of colored paper into landscapes, flowers, animals, abstract designs, and more.
Along the way, you'll explore the building blocks of great design, including color, balance, rhythm, contrast, and composition. Learn how artists use shape, pattern, and texture to create movement, depth, and visual interest while developing your own unique style.
Whether you enjoy realistic subjects or bold, abstract designs, this creative process encourages experimentation and self-expression. With step-by-step guidance in a relaxed and supportive studio, you'll discover how hundreds of small pieces can come together to create one stunning work of art.
No experience is necessary—just bring your creativity and enjoy a fresh, colorful approach to making art. Perfect for beginners and experienced artists alike.
- Class is confirmed 1 week prior to start and may be cancelled due to low enrollment
- The suggested ages are guidelines only; please contact us if you have questions
- Late registrations are welcome. Call to have your tuition adjusted
- Please review our policies regarding make-ups, refunds, and enrollment at www.theartguild.org/policies
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- Colored construction paper or cardstock (assorted colors)
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Scissors (small, sharp scissors recommended)
- Glue stick or white craft glue
- Black fine-tip permanent marker (optional, for outlining)
- Sketchbook or drawing paper for planning designs
Kevin Yen
Kevin came to the United States from Taiwan to pursue his education in fine art and illustration. He studied painting, illustration, and photography at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. He has over three decades of experience in the art industry which includes freelance work with Marvel and DC Comics. Kevin's art work is sought after by private collectors and some of his clients have been Pier One, St. Francis College, Nike, and Make-A-Wish.