ADULT, ADULT/CHILD/FAMILY CLASSES, CAMPS, & WORKSHOPS
Family Art Lessons Themed with Courage, Your Hidden Strengths, and Kindness/Connection
Adult with Child (ages 7 & up), Adult Pairs, and Solo Participants
Join us for a unique experience starting with simple drawing or painting techniques for each class. Then, create your work of art inspired by a different theme for each lesson: Courage, Your Hidden Strengths, and Kindness/Connection. Magnify your strengths and gifts with each technique and resulting illustration.
This class is great for an adult and child (age 7 or up), or an adult pair of any age so we can all experience these powerful themes together. Solo participants are welcome too!
3 Session Package March 9, March 16, and March 23
Instructor: Lisa Hanger
Saturdays, 2 pm – 4 pm
Cost: $25 per person
Materials Included.
Adult with Child (ages 7 & up), Adult Pairs, and Solo Participants
Join us for a unique experience starting with simple drawing or painting techniques for each class. Then, create your work of art inspired by a different theme for each lesson: Courage, Your Hidden Strengths, and Kindness/Connection. Magnify your strengths and gifts with each technique and resulting illustration.
This class is great for an adult and child (age 7 or up), or an adult pair of any age so we can all experience these powerful themes together. Solo participants are welcome too!
3 Session Package March 9, March 16, and March 23
Instructor: Lisa Hanger
Saturdays, 2 pm – 4 pm
Cost: $25 per person
Materials Included.
Painting Flowers in the Vase or in the Landscape
with Pam Newell, OPA, AIS, NOAPS
2-day Workshop
Friday, March 22 & Saturday, 23, 2024
9 AM - 4 PM
$275/$310 member/non-member
Flowers are beloved but can be challenging to paint. In this workshop learn to capture the gesture and essence of this beautiful, but fleeting subject. Discover how light creates form and so much more! Pam will conduct a demonstration of how to depict the essence of florals with a tone and wipe approach and how to set up your subject for success. Day two will allow students to continue painting and refining their skills from life, or paint from their own garden landscape photo. We will discuss floral painting art as inspired by the Masters; and discuss values and chroma, hard and soft edges, transparent vs. opaque color, focal point, brushwork, palette knife and more. There will be lots of individual attention in a relaxed stress free environment.
Bring a favorite vase, container or pitcher, and your favorite fresh flowers and foliage (cut or in pots) to enhance the offerings. If painting from your own garden photos, it’s best to view and work with them on an iPad or laptop computer.
Lights, stands and backdrop stations are provided. 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. Some flowers are provided. Students provide all workshop materials. PLEASE BRING A PORTABLE OR TABLETOP EASEL .
Please bring your own lunch or take in one of the many restaurants in Zionsville. Coffee, tea, and water will be provided.
Please email Pam with any questions. A materials list is found on Pam’s website under workshops: www.pnewellart.com (under workshops).
Min/Max 6/15
with Pam Newell, OPA, AIS, NOAPS
2-day Workshop
Friday, March 22 & Saturday, 23, 2024
9 AM - 4 PM
$275/$310 member/non-member
Flowers are beloved but can be challenging to paint. In this workshop learn to capture the gesture and essence of this beautiful, but fleeting subject. Discover how light creates form and so much more! Pam will conduct a demonstration of how to depict the essence of florals with a tone and wipe approach and how to set up your subject for success. Day two will allow students to continue painting and refining their skills from life, or paint from their own garden landscape photo. We will discuss floral painting art as inspired by the Masters; and discuss values and chroma, hard and soft edges, transparent vs. opaque color, focal point, brushwork, palette knife and more. There will be lots of individual attention in a relaxed stress free environment.
Bring a favorite vase, container or pitcher, and your favorite fresh flowers and foliage (cut or in pots) to enhance the offerings. If painting from your own garden photos, it’s best to view and work with them on an iPad or laptop computer.
Lights, stands and backdrop stations are provided. 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. Some flowers are provided. Students provide all workshop materials. PLEASE BRING A PORTABLE OR TABLETOP EASEL .
Please bring your own lunch or take in one of the many restaurants in Zionsville. Coffee, tea, and water will be provided.
Please email Pam with any questions. A materials list is found on Pam’s website under workshops: www.pnewellart.com (under workshops).
Min/Max 6/15
Wheel Throwing and Hand Building Ceramics for Beginning/Intermediate Level
This class is designed for the student who has experience on the wheel and hand building, but would like to expand their skills.
The students will be learning how to center large amounts of clay on the wheel, then continue to create lidded vessels, casseroles, large vases, etc. Numerous kinds of surface decorations will be introduced and Raku firing will be available in addition to traditional electric kiln firing. 25 pounds of clay is included with class fee and the basic tools are provided.
Session 1 January 25 - March 14, 2024 (8 weeks)
Session 2 March 21 - May 9, 2024 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Thursdays, Noon -2 pm
Cost: $270/$295 (member/non-member)
Lab Fee: Included
This class is designed for the student who has experience on the wheel and hand building, but would like to expand their skills.
The students will be learning how to center large amounts of clay on the wheel, then continue to create lidded vessels, casseroles, large vases, etc. Numerous kinds of surface decorations will be introduced and Raku firing will be available in addition to traditional electric kiln firing. 25 pounds of clay is included with class fee and the basic tools are provided.
Session 1 January 25 - March 14, 2024 (8 weeks)
Session 2 March 21 - May 9, 2024 (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Thursdays, Noon -2 pm
Cost: $270/$295 (member/non-member)
Lab Fee: Included
Wheel Throwing and Hand Building for Beginning/Intermediate Level
This class is designed for the student who has experience on the wheel and hand building, but would like to expand their skills.
The students will be learning how to center large amounts of clay on the wheel, then continue to create lidded vessels, casseroles, large vases, etc. Numerous kinds of surface decorations will be introduced and Raku firing will be available in addition to traditional electric kiln firing. 25 pounds of clay is included with class fee and the basic tools are provided.
Session 1 January 25 - March 14, 2024 (8 weeks)
Session 2 March 21 - May 9, 2024 (no class November 23 due to Thanksgiving) (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Thursdays, 6 pm-8 pm
Cost: $270/$295 (member/non-member)
Lab Fee: Included
This class is designed for the student who has experience on the wheel and hand building, but would like to expand their skills.
The students will be learning how to center large amounts of clay on the wheel, then continue to create lidded vessels, casseroles, large vases, etc. Numerous kinds of surface decorations will be introduced and Raku firing will be available in addition to traditional electric kiln firing. 25 pounds of clay is included with class fee and the basic tools are provided.
Session 1 January 25 - March 14, 2024 (8 weeks)
Session 2 March 21 - May 9, 2024 (no class November 23 due to Thanksgiving) (8 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Thursdays, 6 pm-8 pm
Cost: $270/$295 (member/non-member)
Lab Fee: Included
Jewelry Making for Beginners/Intermediate
This class is for the student who has no experience jewelry making with metals. Learn how to make one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry. Learn to how to cut, file, drill, solder, rivet with non-ferrous metals, such as copper, brass, and sterling silver.
Minimum: 3 students
Please Note: Supply kit for all basic materials is required and available for purchase for $35.00 in the first class from the instructor. All other necessary tools are provided.
Session 1 February 5 - March 11, 2024 (6 weeks)
Session 2 March 25 - April 29, 2024 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Mondays, 1 pm - 3 pm
Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member)
This class is for the student who has no experience jewelry making with metals. Learn how to make one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry. Learn to how to cut, file, drill, solder, rivet with non-ferrous metals, such as copper, brass, and sterling silver.
Minimum: 3 students
Please Note: Supply kit for all basic materials is required and available for purchase for $35.00 in the first class from the instructor. All other necessary tools are provided.
Session 1 February 5 - March 11, 2024 (6 weeks)
Session 2 March 25 - April 29, 2024 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Mondays, 1 pm - 3 pm
Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member)
Jewelry Making for Beginners/Intermediate
This class is for the student who has no experience jewelry making with metals. Learn how to make one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry. Learn to how to cut, file, drill, solder, rivet with non-ferrous metals, such as copper, brass, and sterling silver.
Please Note: Supply kit for all basic materials is required and available for purchase for $35.00 in the first class from the instructor. All other necessary tools are provided.
Session 1 February 5 - March 11, 2024 (6 weeks)
Session 2 March 25 - April 29, 2024 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Mondays, 6 PM-8 PM
Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member)
This class is for the student who has no experience jewelry making with metals. Learn how to make one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry. Learn to how to cut, file, drill, solder, rivet with non-ferrous metals, such as copper, brass, and sterling silver.
Please Note: Supply kit for all basic materials is required and available for purchase for $35.00 in the first class from the instructor. All other necessary tools are provided.
Session 1 February 5 - March 11, 2024 (6 weeks)
Session 2 March 25 - April 29, 2024 (6 weeks)
Instructor: Soyong Kang-Partington
Mondays, 6 PM-8 PM
Cost: $220/$245 (member/non-member)