695 E. Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91101
Tel: 626-449-5320
Fax: 626-792-7308
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Beware the man who rides the shoulders of heroes with a closed mind. Beware the Bene Gesserit who's mind is so open she doesn't see the trouble closest to her. And beware the Sister who's mind is open only to revenge. The war against the machines has been over for eight decades and mankind seems to be forgetting the terror of being ruled by these horrors. Even the Bene Gesserits use computers in secret. But the Butlerian movement will not let anyone forget and has set out to destroy all who prefer using machines. Vorian Atreides has turned his back on politics in hope for peace. But there are still those who would find him either to eliminate or try to get him to join in ruling as the machines intended. Naturally the Butlerians would have him dead. This is a brilliant novel of horrible extremes fighting each other with most of humanity in the center of the storm. Manford and his Butlerian followers could throw the entire human race into total chaos and a new dark ages. Herbert and Anderson have done a magnificent job of keeping the tradition of great sci fi in the continuing saga of Dune.
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Floral Art 101
- Street:
- Vroman's Bookstore Fine Writing Gifts and Stationery
- Additional:
- 667 E Colorado Blvd
- City:
- Pasadena ,
- Province:
- California
- Postal Code:
- 91101
- Country:
- United States
Floral Art 101
$35.00 per student (plus tax)
This is a hand-on how-to guide in the art of floral arrangements in a friendly and creative environment. Attendees will get a chance to create two pieces: one modern arrangement and one classical arrangement. The class will expose attendees to floral color choices, texture, and shapes. Attendees will also be introduced to our wedding books, perfect for D.I.Y. brides or party planners. We will also share tips on flower maintenance, care, season selectivity, and budget.
Space is limited so call us today to sign up! (626) 449-5320.
Instructor: Kit Kan One of my first loves was nature. I could remember admiring the many varieties of orchids when I was as young as 7. I grew up taking Ikebana and lei maiking classes since I had grown up in the beautiful state of Hawaii, where tropical flowers were abundant.
It was in my early years at college as an Art major that I started looking for new ways of creative expression. So I started taking floral arrangement classes under the guidance of noted floral designer Sandy Lesnewsky for two years. Shortly after, I had interned for Flower Divas, a studio based in the Bay Area. During that time, I worked solely on a few weddings, Christmas parties, and charity functions as a freelance designer.
After my move to Los Angeles, I worked for Eric buterbaugh, the floral studio located at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills. It was there that i was exposed to the high art of floral arrangement and helped me to hone my skills. Although I have stopped working for the floral industry due to my desire to try more things, I still commit to various weddings and events.
