A ‘scrappy’ kind of inclusive art comes to Makerspace YK
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A ‘scrappy’ kind of inclusive art comes to Makerspace YK
Kai Wilson and Dieselle Ford
Tuesday July 14, 2026 at 5:42am MT
Artwork submitted by Ellie Saunders.
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For the month of July, Ellie Saunders has taken over the artist-in-residence program at Makerspace YK, teaching printmaking that builds artistic confidence.
Teaching art at Sir John Franklin High School, Saunders’ first inspiration for art was their mom. Now, Saunders describes themselvs as an artist with an affinity for a “scrappy” kind of art.
“I don’t like really formal art. My art is more abstract or cartoon or not necessaril…
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