Color Basics with Erika Mulvenna - The Color Series

This lecture is part of the four-part virtual Color Series. This lecture may be purchased à la carte at a suggested donation of $15 or as part of a four-part package for a discounted price of $240.

This lecture will introduce participants to some color basics: a brief background on how humans historically studied and organized color, definitions of color wheels, systems, and practices, and an introduction to using basic color terms, or color characteristics, to describe and communicate with color.

Date + Time

Friday, April 11th, 2025, 3-4:30 PM EST

Location

Zoom, a link will be emailed to participants the day before the lecture.

Cost

$15 for the individual class
$240 for the series

Our Speaker

Erika Mulvenna is a Fiber Artist, author, and educator who has a deep appreciation for the process of sewing and quilting. She earned a BFA in Fiber Arts, learning under internationally renowned quilter M. J. Lintault. Known for her fascination with color theory and bright colors, her work has been featured in magazines, online publications, and multiple exhibits worldwide. Erika is passionate about sharing her love of sewing and quilting with others and inspiring them to explore their creativity.

*This class session will be recorded. A link to the recording will be emailed to all those who register following the live session. This link is live for one month for you to watch at your convenience.