5 Weeks of Creativity
Each week, two brand-new mixed media lessons and two inspiring bonus gifts will be released for you to enjoy. That means a total of 10 full-length classes + 10 extra creative bonuses, all designed to expand your ideas, challenge your imagination and help you see creative potential in the unexpected.
Bonuses include beautiful printables, extra video techniques, a behind-the-scenes studio tour and a creative guide for making art while traveling - each one offering additional inspiration to enrich your creative journey.
Every lesson is taught from an overhead view so you can follow the creative process clearly and comfortably. Whether you’re new to upcycling in art or already love working with found materials, every week brings something fresh, energizing and fun.
10 Artists - 10 Unique Voices
UpWaste Art Collective brings together a diverse group of mixed media artists from around the world. Each teacher contributes their own signature style, ideas and creative approach - from expressive layering and bold color play to delicate botanicals, mark making, collage and found-object printing.
You’ll learn new techniques, fresh perspectives and exciting ways to transform everyday “trash” into extraordinary artwork. It’s ten different workshops in one course, each with its own spark.
Lifetime Access - Create at Your Own Pace
No deadlines, no pressure, no race to keep up. Once the workshop begins, all lessons are available for you forever. You can return to them anytime, rewatch your favorites or explore techniques again whenever inspiration strikes.
Whether you follow along week by week or prefer to take your time, UpWaste fits into your life, your energy and your creative flow.
Materials You Already Have
UpWaste is all about creative sustainability. You don’t need expensive supplies or the newest tools - just an open mind and a willingness to experiment.
You’ll learn how to transform everyday items into printing tools, collage elements, textures and more. Think packaging scraps, botanicals, cardboard, leftover papers and found objects.
It’s a playful, eco-friendly way to create art that celebrates ingenuity and reduces waste… while staying true to your own artistic voice.