Storytelling through Papercutting for Adults
In-Person: Adult | Registration opens 2/5/2025 10:00 AM
Why papercutting? Papercutting is a medium that has evolved from East Asian, Polynesian and Eastern European cultures and has expanded into the Western Hemisphere in places like Mexico. Papercutting has a long history of narration, ornamentation, and is even included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. Students will get to explore their own creativity while discovering this enchanting medium. In this class, students will design their work and learn with the guidance of a true master in the medium of papercutting. The final product will be a 6 layer story and piece of art that is unique to you!
With Artist Pai Lin
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- 90lb paper
- X-acto knife
- Elmer's glue
- Pencil
- Cutting Mat
Pai Lin
Pai Lin has over seven years of experience teaching children. She has taught young children craft and creative arts such as Chinese painting, acrylic painting, watercolor, ceramic, gift card and gift wrap designs. For children over the age of ten, Pai has taught them digital art. She has also been a teacher’s assistant at Middlesex Community College in the art and graphic design departments for fourteen years. Previously Pai worked as a Freelance Graphic Designer for 13 years. Employed by news weekly magazine as the graphic designer and editor, responsibilities included cartooning, illustrating and layout.
In her free time, Pai creates 3D paper art. She enjoys watching and helping children explore their creative and emotional side through arts and craft. Pai’s education includes Product Design from Fu Hsing Trade and Arts School and Graphic Design Certificate from Middlesex Community College. Pai has won the Studio Art Award at Middlesex Community College.