|  A Watercolor Workshop: Paint the Magic of Winter
Saturday, January 9 • 10am - 4pm
Cost $52.50
Instructor: Jane Barnard
For more classes visit Jane's Blog
Have fun painting the atmospheric beauty of winter in watercolor. You’ll use "wet in wet" and other watercolor techniques to create fresh, loose, painterly snow scenes.
See supply list here
Skill Level: Some experience in watercolor
Bring lunch or purchase downtown.
Beginning Drawing Class: Learning to see
Tuesdays, January 12, 19, 26, Feb 2 • 6:00-8:00
$70 for 4 weeks
Instructor: Rainy Day Worzella
Anyone can learn to draw, and just like learning anything else, it takes a bit of effort. Learning to draw is not so much about hand-eye coordination, but more about seeing accurately. In this class you will learn the importance of slowing down and really looking. Drawing is a rewarding, learned skill that continues to be valuable throughout life.
Beginning Oil Painting Class: Finding Your Voice
Wednesdays, January 13, 20, 27, Feb 3 • 6:00-8:00
$70 for 4 weeks
Instructor: Rainy Day Worzella
This class is all about getting acquainted with the medium of oil painting. Learn how to mix colors, experiment with color texture, transparency and more, using a visual rather than literal thought process. A cooperative environment will allow for classmates of differing styles and levels to learn from both their own efforts as well as others. See supply list here.
Pottery Cup Exchange
Tuesday January 19th, 6:30-8:30pm. 6 weeks
Instructor: Kristin Landowski
$105 for six classes
Materials: $25 for 25 lb clay, $15 clay tool kit (comes with apron)
The cup exchange is a very special class where we will spend the time working on making a set of cups that all look the same. Upon the end of the class, we will exchange our wonderful cups with each person in the class. In this class we will depart with a unique set of cups along with a wonderful story behind each cup.
 Pottery/Wheel Class
Wednesdays January 20th, 6-8pm.
Instructor: Kristin Landowski
$105 for six classes
Materials: $25 for 25 lb clay, $15 clay tool kit (comes with apron)
Bring your own plastic bucket with lid.
Fascinated with thrown pottery? Learn the techniques, methods and tricks to create your very own original works of art. Potters of all levels are welcome. Beginners are encouraged. Ages 10-12 must take the class with a parent or adult.
Class size is limited to 6 people.
Pottery/Wheel Class
Thursdays January 21st, 6-8pm.
Instructor: Gary Landowski
$105 for six classes
Materials: $25 for 25 lb clay, $15 clay tool kit (comes with apron)
Bring your own plastic bucket with lid.
Fascinated with thrown pottery? Learn the techniques, methods and tricks to create your very own original works of art. Potters of all levels are welcome. Beginners are encouraged. Ages 10-12 must take the class with a parent or adult.
Class size is limited to 6 people.
Beginning Drawing Class: Learning to see
Tuesdays, February 16, 23, March 2, 9 • 6:00-8:00
$70 for 4 weeks
Instructor: Rainy Day Worzella
Anyone can learn to draw, and just like learning anything else, it takes a bit of effort. Learning to draw is not so much about hand-eye coordination, but more about seeing accurately. In this class you will learn the importance of slowing down and really looking. Drawing is a rewarding, learned skill that continues to be valuable throughout life.
Beginning Oil Painting Class: Finding Your Voice
Wednesdays, February 17, 24, March 3, 10 • 6:00-8:00
$70 for 4 weeks
Instructor: Rainy Day Worzella
This class is all about getting acquainted with the medium of oil painting. Learn how to mix colors, experiment with color texture, transparency and more, using a visual rather than literal thought process. A cooperative environment will allow for classmates of differing styles and levels to learn from both their own efforts as well as others. See supply list here.
WATERCOLOR: Find Your Signature Style
6 sessions Thursdays March 4 – April 8 2010, 6-8 pm
Cost $105
Instructor: Jane Barnard
For more classes visit Jane's Blog
For intermediate watercolorist, here’s a chance to explore your own personal style. Your supportive instructor will help you to set your own artistic goals, and suggest ways to get you there. Includes some how-to technical demos as needed, but mostly lots of individual painting time. A big bonus of this class is the sharing, friendly critique, and camaraderie of others on the creative path. A great way to expand your skills in your own individual way.
See supply list here
Skill Level: Some experience in watercolor
Beginning Drawing Class: Learning to see
Tuesdays, March 23, 30, April 6, 13 • 6:00-8:00
$70 for 4 weeks
Instructor: Rainy Day Worzella
Anyone can learn to draw, and just like learning anything else, it takes a bit of effort. Learning to draw is not so much about hand-eye coordination, but more about seeing accurately. In this class you will learn the importance of slowing down and really looking. Drawing is a rewarding, learned skill that continues to be valuable throughout life.
Beginning Oil Painting Class: Finding Your Voice
Wednesdays, March 24, 31, April 7, 14 • 6:00-8:00
$70 for 4 weeks
Instructor: Rainy Day Worzella
This class is all about getting acquainted with the medium of oil painting. Learn how to mix colors, experiment with color texture, transparency and more, using a visual rather than literal thought process. A cooperative environment will allow for classmates of differing styles and levels to learn from both their own efforts as well as others. See supply list here.
Spring Break Camp
March 29 - April 2, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
$70 for all 5 days includes materials
We have an awesome spring break camp planned this year. We've got a new line up of projects and techniques that we will be exploring. You won't want to miss this week of creative fun.
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