Classes & Workshops - Adults
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Beginning/Intermediate Ceramics
This class is designed for the student who has very little or no experience with clay. The students will learn how to construct hand-built objects with coil, pinch and slab techniques. The class will concentrate first on small objects such as tiles, boxes, rattles and plates and then move on to build larger objects such as platters, planters and vases. Raku firing will be available in addition to traditional kiln firing. One 25-pound bag of clay is included with class fee. Tools are available in the studio. Session 2 October 25-December 20 (no classes November 22 due to Thanksgiving break) Session 3 January 10-February 28 Session 4 March 14-May 9 (no classes April 4 due to ZCS Spring Break) Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington Thursdays, 1 pm-3 pm Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member) Lab Fee: $50 (required) |
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Beginning/Intermediate Ceramics
This class is designed for the student who has very little or no experience with clay. The students will learn how to construct hand-built objects with coil, pinch and slab techniques. The class will concentrate first on small objects such as tiles, boxes, rattles and plates and then move on to build larger objects such as platters, planters and vases. Raku firing will be available in addition to traditional kiln firing. One 25-pound bag of clay is included with class fee. Tools are available in the studio.
Session 2 October 25-December 20 (no classes November 22 due to Thanksgiving break)
Session 3 January 10-February 28
Session 4 March 14-May 9 (no classes April 4 due to ZCS Spring Break)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Thursdays, 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member)
Lab Fee: $50 (required)
This class is designed for the student who has very little or no experience with clay. The students will learn how to construct hand-built objects with coil, pinch and slab techniques. The class will concentrate first on small objects such as tiles, boxes, rattles and plates and then move on to build larger objects such as platters, planters and vases. Raku firing will be available in addition to traditional kiln firing. One 25-pound bag of clay is included with class fee. Tools are available in the studio.
Session 2 October 25-December 20 (no classes November 22 due to Thanksgiving break)
Session 3 January 10-February 28
Session 4 March 14-May 9 (no classes April 4 due to ZCS Spring Break)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Thursdays, 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member)
Lab Fee: $50 (required)
Beginning Drawing 1
This is a beginning drawing class that will expose the student to traditional skills and ideas. Students will work from direct observation in class and on homework assignments. Students will be required to keep a sketchbook. No experience necessary. Instructor will discuss class supplies on the first day.
Session 2 January 19-February 23 (6-weeks)
Session 3 March 2-April 13 (6 weeks) (no class April 6)
Instructor: Cynthia Young
Saturdays, 8:30 AM-10:30 AM Cost: $150 members/$185 non-members
Supplies additional.
This is a beginning drawing class that will expose the student to traditional skills and ideas. Students will work from direct observation in class and on homework assignments. Students will be required to keep a sketchbook. No experience necessary. Instructor will discuss class supplies on the first day.
Session 2 January 19-February 23 (6-weeks)
Session 3 March 2-April 13 (6 weeks) (no class April 6)
Instructor: Cynthia Young
Saturdays, 8:30 AM-10:30 AM Cost: $150 members/$185 non-members
Supplies additional.
The Art of Painting a Still Life with Flowers with Pam Newell
A Two-Day Workshop -
with the option of taking one or both days!
Friday, January 11, 2019 and Saturday, January 12, 2019
(Snow dates: Friday, February 8, 2019 and Saturday February 9, 2019)
9:30 AM – 4:00 PM (lunch and some props provided each day)
Two Day Cost: $280 members/$350 non-members
One Day Cost: $140 members/$175 non-members
Transform the quality of your work by painting from life. If you’ve always painted from photos, you are missing the elements that can make your work sing. Once you’ve mastered painting from life, all your work will be enhanced and feel more real – even when working from photos.
Day One Friday – The Art of Still Life:
Fill your work with light and energy and hone your skills, by painting a still life. Set-up and paint a well-constructed composition featuring favorite objects you have brought. Bring a favorite vase, cut melon, onions, lemons, fruit, pastries, bird’s nest, copper vessel or favorite fresh flowers or foliage – whatever inspires you to paint! You will learn how to set up and light your objects to create a mood and make an exceptional painting.
We will discuss the principals of fine art as inspired by the Masters; and have lively discussions about values, hard and soft edges, transparent vs. opaque color, focal point, brushwork, palette knife and more. There will be an instructor demo and lots of individual attention. Some props will be provided.
Day Two Saturday – The Art of Painting Flowers
Build on what you’ve learned about still life and add the beauty of flowers to your painting. Learn to block in and capture the gesture and essence of this beautiful, but fleeting subject. – Discover how light creates form and so much more! Bring a favorite vase, container or pitcher , objects that inspire your to paint, and fresh flowers and foliage (they may be cut or in pots.)
We will discuss floral painting art as inspired by the Masters; and have discussions about values, hard and soft edges, transparent vs. opaque color, focal point, brushwork, palette knife and more. There will be an instructor demo and lots of individual attention. Some Garden Roses will be provided.
For each day, lights, stands and backdrop stations and some props are provided. A materials list is found on my website: www.pnewellart.com. This workshop is open to all skill levels and styles; some drawing or painting experience is recommended. The main emphasis is on oil painting; however, all media are welcome. Students provide all workshop materials.
PLEASE BRING A PORTABLE OR TABLETOP EASEL.
Please email Pam Newell with any questions: pam@pnewellart.com Please join us!
Min/Max Counts 6/18.
A Two-Day Workshop -
with the option of taking one or both days!
Friday, January 11, 2019 and Saturday, January 12, 2019
(Snow dates: Friday, February 8, 2019 and Saturday February 9, 2019)
9:30 AM – 4:00 PM (lunch and some props provided each day)
Two Day Cost: $280 members/$350 non-members
One Day Cost: $140 members/$175 non-members
Transform the quality of your work by painting from life. If you’ve always painted from photos, you are missing the elements that can make your work sing. Once you’ve mastered painting from life, all your work will be enhanced and feel more real – even when working from photos.
Day One Friday – The Art of Still Life:
Fill your work with light and energy and hone your skills, by painting a still life. Set-up and paint a well-constructed composition featuring favorite objects you have brought. Bring a favorite vase, cut melon, onions, lemons, fruit, pastries, bird’s nest, copper vessel or favorite fresh flowers or foliage – whatever inspires you to paint! You will learn how to set up and light your objects to create a mood and make an exceptional painting.
We will discuss the principals of fine art as inspired by the Masters; and have lively discussions about values, hard and soft edges, transparent vs. opaque color, focal point, brushwork, palette knife and more. There will be an instructor demo and lots of individual attention. Some props will be provided.
Day Two Saturday – The Art of Painting Flowers
Build on what you’ve learned about still life and add the beauty of flowers to your painting. Learn to block in and capture the gesture and essence of this beautiful, but fleeting subject. – Discover how light creates form and so much more! Bring a favorite vase, container or pitcher , objects that inspire your to paint, and fresh flowers and foliage (they may be cut or in pots.)
We will discuss floral painting art as inspired by the Masters; and have discussions about values, hard and soft edges, transparent vs. opaque color, focal point, brushwork, palette knife and more. There will be an instructor demo and lots of individual attention. Some Garden Roses will be provided.
For each day, lights, stands and backdrop stations and some props are provided. A materials list is found on my website: www.pnewellart.com. This workshop is open to all skill levels and styles; some drawing or painting experience is recommended. The main emphasis is on oil painting; however, all media are welcome. Students provide all workshop materials.
PLEASE BRING A PORTABLE OR TABLETOP EASEL.
Please email Pam Newell with any questions: pam@pnewellart.com Please join us!
Min/Max Counts 6/18.
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