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A TASTE OF
WATERCOLOR
Jim Millard
What does it take to make more than a picture,
but a painting? In this workshop you will
explore and paint while analyzing design and
different approaches to the unique, dynamic
medium of watercolor. Whether you're a beginner,
intermediate or advanced student, there's value
and growth here for everyone in a relaxed,
informative atmosphere. Included are instructor
demonstrations, guidance and help with your
work, and plenty of time to paint.
1-Day Workshop Fee $72.00
Materials list sent upon registration.
Sunday, June
8 10am-4:00pm
Sunday, July 13
10am-4:00pm
MODELING WITH
WAX
Mary
Carin
Artists often
work with wax to make 3-dimensional or relief
sculptures. Wax is a pliable material that can
be used with other materials for sturdiness or
by itself to make a pleasing form. Tools and
supplies will be provided. Bring your ideas and
enthusiasm to make a small piece of work. At a
future time, you may want to take a particularly
pleasing piece to the foundry to be cast into
bronze. Pack a snack if you want.
1-Day Workshop Fee $72.00
Material Fee
$30.00
Sunday, June
22 9:30am–3:30pm
Sunday, July 27
9:30am–3:30pm
INTRODUCTION TO
PRINTMAKING
Loretta Kramer
Experience relief printing using linoleum
blocks. You will also create a textured plate,
known as a collagraph, which is printed in the
intaglio method. The workshop will conclude with
monoprints, which are made by applying colored
ink, in a painterly approach, to the surface of
a printing plate. No experience necessary.
1-Day Workshop Fee $60.00
Materials Fee $15.00
Sunday, April 13 10am-3pm
Sunday, May 18 10am-3pm
Sunday, June 22 10am-3pm
Sunday, July 27
10am-3pm
MONOPRINT
Loretta Kramer
Paint with brushes and brayers on Plexiglas
using lithography inks much like you would paint
on a canvas, but with many different variations
and complexities. You will create textural
variations with a painterly approach. Print onto
rag paper with a printing press to produce a
museum quality print. Learn the techniques of
inking, using a printing press and tools.
1-Day Workshop Fee $60.00
Materials Fee $15.00
Sunday, May
4 10am-3pm
Sunday, June 8 10am-3pm
Sunday, July 20 10am-3pm
ABSTRACT PAINTING
Reed Cardwell
Discover the excitement of starting from a blank
canvas and making a finished painting directly
from your imagination. You will learn how to
rely on your intuition as you create with design
elements such as line, shape, form and color.
Develop a painting in a way that is fun, that
stimulates inspiration and expands creative
thought, as well as giving you a satisfying
feeling of accomplishment.
1-Day Workshop Fee $36.00
Materials Fee $18.00
Monday, April
14 9am-12 noon
Monday, May 12 9am-12
noon
Monday, June 9 9am-12
noon
Monday, July 14 9am-12
noon
CERAMIC SELF-PORTRAIT
(ages 10 and up)
Mary Carin
Everyone loves working with clay! After
making a direct mold of your own (or a friend's)
face with reinforced plaster bandage, clay is
pressed into the mold. With a few finishing
touches to smooth, add texture and refine the
clay mask, it will be sent out for firing. This
is a great class to share with a family member
or friend.
2-Day Workshop Fee $72.00
Materials Fee $18.00
Sundays, May 4 &
11 9:30am-12:30pm
WIRE SCULPTURE
(ages 12 and up)
Mary Carin
Learn to bend, twist and coil wire of various
thickness and types to create a sculpture that
is sure to become a conversation piece in your
home. You may work with a freestanding form or
on a base. You may bring objects to enhance your
pieces. Beads with large holes, old jewelry and
bits and pieces of hardware are fun to work
with.
1-Day Workshop Fee $72.00
Materials Fee $15.00
Sunday, June
15 9:30am–3:30pm
Sunday, July 20
9:30am–3:30pm
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