All levels are welcome in this combination class. Beginning students will focus on the fundamentals of clay: pinch pots, slab and coil method as well as basic wheel throwing. More advanced students are free to develop what they find most compelling.
Students will learn wheel throwing skills along with hand building techniques. Projects will include; vases, bowls, cups, plates or other forms which will then be fired and glazed. Class size is limited to allow each student the use of a wheel.
This class is for students who have beginning drawing experience and are ready to create more exciting drawings through layering, value, texture, color combinations, expression and mood. Projects will be created from observation and focus on individual direction.
This class is for homeschool students looking to supplement their at home curriculum with a comprehensive study of art. Students will learn about famous artists and their techniques throughout art history while also learning to generate their own innovative ideas for art making. The class will adhere to the National Visual Arts Standards.
Young children learn through play and creative activity. In this class, you will be encouraged to play and get messy with your preschooler as you work together on projects such as animal pinch pots, hand print tiles, animal masks and clay constructions that you will both be proud of! This class is open to children […]
This class will introduce students with no prior painting experience, or those who would like a refresher course to the basics of working with either acrylic and/or oil paint. Emphasis will be placed on materials, color mixing, paint application and composition.
Art history is full of still life paintings depicting food. This class will focus on food as art. Students will learn to paint directly from observation placing emphasis on color, shape, texture and form. At the completion of each still life students will be able to eat the food they painted!
In this class students will explore a variety of clay techniques including; pinch, coil and slab methods. Individual attention will be given to each student as they discover the fun of working with clay. Functional and sculptural projects will be made.
This class introduces young artists to still life, landscapes, portraits, self portraits and more. Students will gain experience with color mixing, paint application, color theory, design, composition and knowledge of materials.
Abstract art began in 1911 with the belief that colors can evoke emotions. This class will introduce students to the process of abstract art making through color, shape, paint application, scale and size. Students will learn to see the world in a new way.