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UNBOUND Abstract Scrape Art: Digital eCourse

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Category: Unbound eCourse

** Introductory Price of $29 for this full-length UNBOUND digital course!

Discover the spontaneous and free-flowing creativity with the UNBOUND Abstract Scrape Art Course. 

This digital eCourse will teach you how to use various tools and scrape techniques to create unique patterns and designs as you develop your own unique expressive style. Follow easy step-by-step instruction to learn the foundation of Scrape Art basics, followed by four fun projects that build on techniques and experience as you go. We also give you great tips and ideas for applications that will take your new skills to the next level and provide you with the inspiration to keep you scraping! Learn more about the course here

This guided eCourse includes:
  • Step by step video instruction by Unbound artist and guide, Lori George
  • An eBook companion guide
  • Resources like supply lists, template downloads, etc
  • Lots of encouragement to get you started on your journey!
Join us for the UNBOUND Abstract Scrape Art Course and let your creativity flow!

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas G. ★★★★★

I wasn’t expecting this much content for $29, but the full-length structure walks you from palette prep to final scrape without rushing a single step. Being able to pause and rewind the demonstrations made the spontaneous technique finally click for me.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The step-by-step breakdown of the scrape technique actually got me un-stuck within the first hour, and the full-length runtime means I got to finish a piece from start to finish. I've already re-watched the layering section twice and my second attempt looks like a totally different artist made it.

Grace A. ★★★★★

The $29 price feels like a steal for how much content is packed in here, and the step-by-step breakdown made the scrape technique finally click for me. I've already replayed the lessons three times, and my first piece actually looks like intentional art instead of a mess.