Unleash Your Inner Artist With Serendipitous Techniques (updated! Jan 2025)

Unleash Your Inner Artist With Serendipitous Techniques (updated! Jan 2025)

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I’m super excited to announce a new collaboration with the House of NeVille Gallery and Gatherings to hold bi-monthly weekly ZanArt classes!

I believe that the chance results that occur when using serendipitous techniques fosters increased creativity and an intimate connection with whatever medium one is working with. Hence, it is one of my favorite ways to connect myself and my students to their inner artist and it’s FUN too!!

Geared toward the beginner and experienced painter alike, you will walk away empowered and excited to apply what you’ve learned! 

Interested? Here’s the scoop!

  • Join me every Friday
  • Time – 1am-4pm
  • $45
  • Location – 2409 Neville Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107
  • Materials & Supplies included
  • Sign up HERE under Classes

Thalo Spotlight Artist of the Month!

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I am delighted and honored to have been selected as Spotlight Artist of the month for the Thalo artist community! I hope you will visit Thalo and read the written interview they had me answer. It was an awesome exercise for me to contemplate their questions and craft the answers to some things about my art I hadn’t thought about in the same way before 😊

Walk in the Rain 11×14 acrylic © Zan Savage
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Kindness Rocks Movement

Kindness Rocks Movement

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“Never believe, that a few people can’t change the world.” – Margaret Mead.

With the introduction of ‘Flow Acrylics’ this year at various ZanArt classroom locations, I discovered there typically was a lot of snippets of leftover paint going to waste. As those that paint with me know, I do not like to throw good paint away. The search was on to do something positive with that leftover paint!

It was during my search, that my journey led me to the ‘Kindness Rocks Project’. Like my intention, this project was started to spread positivity and to make an act of kindness a connecting force between two strangers. So it was a perfect solution to encourage my students to use their left-over paints to pour beautiful stone canvases and add an inspirational quote if they chose. This was something that could bring a smile to someone’s face when they came across it. Something that would remind them that they are not alone. Now, pouring rocks is one of our favorite things to do even if we don’t have excess paint!

You can learn more about the national ‘Kindness Rocks Project’ on their website. (click here)