Ages 16 – adult
The Art of Letting Go: The Magic of
Paper Marbling
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Spotted Rabbit groups and classes are specifically developed to help teens and adults of all skill levels to navigate social connections and special interests in a fun and engaging small-group environment.
Location:
Spotted Rabbit Studio │ Brighton Studio
2376 Monroe Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618
Ages:
Ages 16+
Class Details:
Slow down, go with the flow, and discover the magic of transforming floating paint into beautiful marbled papers. As colors drift, swirl, and blend across the surface of the water, you'll create one-of-a-kind patterns that can never be replicated...making each print as unique as the person who made it.
Whether you're looking to try something new, unplug from the busyness of everyday life, or simply spend an afternoon creating, paper marbling offers a joyful invitation to embrace curiosity and let go of perfection. Leave with a collection of stunning handmade papers to frame, use in journals, cards, gift wrapping, collage, or simply admire as colorful reminders that some of the most beautiful things happen when we allow creativity to take the lead.
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ART SKILLS
- paper art
- painting
- color theory
- elements of design
- principles of design
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING SKILLS
- creative expression
- identity development
- community building
- social & communication skills
- fine and gross motor skills
- critical thinking
- frustration tolerance
- problem solving
- planning and prioritizing
- time management
- working memory
Caren Calamita, M.Ed, AC SpEd (ASD), Reiki Master, Tarot Reader. Caren (she/they) is a former teacher turned neurodivergent coach with a passion for helping folks see their differences as gifts.
She combines interests in Reiki, tarot, and all things witchy with practical steps to make life easier for adults with ADHD or AuDHD, especially those who are late-diagnosed.