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For those looking to release some creative energy, see Mira.

Children's Book Press' very own Mira Reisberg (Baby Rattlesnake, Uncle Nacho’s Hat, Where Fireflies Dance, Just Like Me, and Honoring Our Ancestors), will be teaching 2 classes in Sacramento.


Writing, Illustrating, and Publishing Children’s Picture Books
Saturdays from March 5th, 2010 to April 24th, 2010 (an 8 week course)
1pm-4pm
University Art, 2610 Marconi Ave., Sacramento, CA 95821

Many of Mira’s former students have gone on to rewarding careers in the field (including some who have published with us – Felicia Hoshino, Sara Kahn). Mira has taught this course at UC Berkeley and S.F. City College Extensions as well as at Northern Illinois University where she was recently an art education professor. Since this class is outside of a college setting, it's considerably cheaper than it would be in an institution.


Needle-Felted Totem Animals Class
February 13, 2010 1pm-4pm
University Art, 2610 Marconi Ave., Sacramento, CA 95821

Mira will be teaching a hip, new and practical art & crafts technique using soft eco-friendly wool and a special needle. Participants will learn to felt beautiful sculpted wool animals representing power animals that embody qualities you have or need to possess (e.g. courage, serenity, etc.) to keep, sell, or give as gifts. Animals can be real animals such as lions, dogs, zebras, etc. or imaginary animals like dragons or griffins. This class is ideal for teachers, artists, crafters, or parents wanting to do something special with their kids (10 and over).
Knowing Mira, these classes will be fun, informative, and helpful.

To register or for more information, contact Mira Reisberg at 916-483-4242, miraguy@gmail.com, www.mirareisberg.com, or www.MiraArt.etsy.com.

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