Looking for something that will get your creative juices flowing? For the month of August, MUJI is offering free online classes and workshops for Canadians. These classes are completely free and if you’re interested, all you have to do is sign up for a spot for the workshop on MUJI’s website. Spots are limited, so if you find something you like, be sure to sign up ASAP to not miss your chance!
There are a variety of different online classes and workshops to checkout, so if you’re looking to breakup your routine and learn something new, you’ll want to check them out.
Here are all of the MUJI classes happening this august:
Watercolour Botanicals with @feistandflourish: August 12, 2020
Vancouver-based artist Alyssa, also known as @feistandflourish, is going to be teaching viewers how to use the MUJI brush pens in order to create botanical art with a watercolour effect. This is a one-hour class for beginners, so get out of your comfort zone and learn how to do something new! Learn more.
Workspace Organization – A KonMari™️ Demonstration with Randeep St. Jacques: August 22, 2020
Using the KonMari method that has quickly grown to popularity, Randeep St. Jacques will be teaching you how to effectively clean and organize your workspace to have the most optimal results. While these tips are going to be most helpful for parents looking to organize their child’s homework space, you can apply these learnings to your home office as well. Learn more.
Autumn-Inspired Bullet Journal Spread with @withkx: August 26, 2020
Ready to get organized for autumn? Join Edmonton-based bullet journal artist Kelly, also known as @withkx, to get some awesome inspo for your bullet journal. Kelly is going to be walking participants through as they create their journal for September, while also giving them tons of tips for future bullet journals. Learn more.
House Plant Rescue with Matt Stata: August 29, 2020
Not all of us have a green thumb, but Matt Stata does and he is here to share his expertise with us. If you’re infamous for letting your plants wilt, sign up for this webinar to find out how to bring them back to life, as well as key things to look out for when you are taking care of plants. Learn more.
Get more information about MUJI’s online classes and workshops at muji.com/ca/events/.
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If you consider yourself a technophobe and only know how to use three apps on your phone, this news is for you.
Apple has recently announced that it will be adding almost 60 new classes to its range of free workshops called Today at Apple.
If you didn’t know, the tech giant holds workshops to help customers learn and take advantage of their Apple products. Some of these workshops will teach you how to take and edit photos and videos, create music, draw or paint using an iPad, and even how to use some design and coding apps on your iMac. These in-store workshops are completely free of charge and are available to anyone.
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This initiative is a part of Apple’s new strategy to turn their stores into learning centres where customers can try the latest products and software, as well as learn something new every day.
“The 60 new sessions fall into three broad categories: skills, walks and labs,” reports DailyHive. “Think of skills classes as the 101 courses in college and university: They’re meant for someone who is either new to Apple, looking to learn basic skills, or coming into a new passion, whether that’s sketching using an Apple pencil, or drumming in GarageBand.”
The “walks” section offers customers to go outside and use Apple devices in real-life conditions (to take photos or even record a video.) All classes are led by Apple experts.
The last category “lab” offers the most advanced sessions created in collaboration with celebrities, such as music producer Swizz Beatz and Florence Welch of Florence + The Machine. These sessions are 90-minutes long.
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Angela Ahrendts, Apple’s vice president of retail and author of these classes, is sure that her idea will help unlock people’s creativity and build a community.
“If it’s the camera, we teach you photography. We have an app store so why shouldn’t we teach you to code – how to create apps – so someday you could have an app [in the] store? Apple Music – why shouldn’t we teach you how to use GarageBand and how so someday you can be a musician, and someday you could be on Apple Music,” said Ahrendts.
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