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Artist teaches box making
in one-day workshop
ASTORIA — When is a box
not a box? When it is ajar.
That joke may be old, but
Christine Trexel’s boxes are
new, beautiful and unusual.
She also creates books and
journals that inspire people to
draw, paint and write.
Trexel will give a one-day
workshop on making boxes at
the Astoria Art Loft 9:30 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21.
Learn to make a simple
yet elegant box ingeniously
stabilized with its own lid.
Experience basic cutting,
folding and gluing techniques
essential to all book-binding
and box-making projects.
Trexel uses natural mate-
rials from her own garden, as
well as other high-quality sup-
plies. She is a gifted teacher
who takes artists, one step at
a time, through the creation of
simple and ornate boxes and
wonderful books.
To reserve a spot in the
class, call 503-325-4442. The
cost is $45, plus $10 for all
supplies.
PHOTO BY DWIGHT CASWELL
In her studio, Astoria artist Christine Trexel holds a “Repository
of Lost Things” for storing the things we lose: a single earring,
scrolls representing lost memories and more.
Learn old-world botanical drawing at Seaside library
SEASIDE — Channel your in-
ner Rembrandt at the Seaside
Public Library’s Old World
Botanical Drawing Class
with local artist and illustrator
Dorota Haber-Lehigh. The
workshop takes place 1 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 28, and is
sponsored by The Friends of
the Seaside Library.
Sign-up is required; do so
at the circulation desk or by
phone. The class is free, and
all materials will be provid-
ed.
Haber-Lehigh will venture
into the realm of old-world
drawing. Participants will
learn how to create a minia-
ture botanical drawing using
colored pencils on walnut
ink-stained paper, which will
create the antiqued look of
SUBMITTED PHOTO
A botanical drawing
old-world documents.
The class will draw from
observation. Everyone is
encouraged to bring a small
rose hip, acorn, maple
samsara or small seed pod.
Haber-Lehigh will focus
on simple colored pencil
techniques for blending and
layering colors, and how to
achieve form when balancing
light and dark tones.
Dorota Haber-Lehigh
received a Bachelor of
Arts degree from Pacifi c
University, with a focus on
printmaking and art history.
She designed, illustrated and
published the coloring books
“ABC of Native Plants of the
Coastal Pacifi c Northwest,”
“Native Berries of the Pacifi c
Northwest,” and “Creatures
of Haystack Rock.”
The Seaside Public
Library is located at 1131
Broadway St. For more infor-
mation, call 503-738-6742 or
visit us at seasidelibrary.org.