DRAWING, PAINTING & PRINTMAKING
Some drawing and painting classes may use undraped models. Teens may be admitted with permission of parent and instructor. Some drawing experience recommended for beginning painting students.
CORE CLASSES
Drawing Class: Explorations into Drawing with Color
Ready to start drawing with color? Journey into the pleasure and deep satisfaction of drawing with colored pencils, graphite and other media. Experiment with both traditional and innovative techniques with a variety of subjects. A good drawing depends on a combination of elements: a sense of play with materials, personal invention and good observation. Explore all three! For all experience levels. Demos and individual help. Materials list available at www.arts-ed.org.
18557
Th, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 12-Mar 15
Mira M White; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
Drawing & Painting: Intro to Different Mediums
Have you always wanted to draw and/or paint, but feel that you know nothing or not enough to get started? Do you want to try a new medium before purchasing products? Then this is the class for you. Core skills taught while exposing you to a wide variety of techniques and mediums, including charcoal, pastels, acrylics, oils and watercolor. A fun class with lots of exposure to techniques and tools with a focus on expanding in the direction of your choice. Supply fee $20 payable at first class.
18566
We, 6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Jan 11-Mar 14
Patsy Taylor; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
Intro to Painting: Oil/Acrylics (Beg/Adv)
Primary focus on the development of each student’s personal style in painting. Classes will alternate with short demos, reviews, challenges and end of class critiques. Bring supplies and be prepared to paint in medium of your choice. Information about different mediums and help in selection of a medium will be provided first class. All painting styles and subject matter are acceptable. All levels welcome. Lessons focus on still-life and landscape. Work primarily from photo references. Bring supplies for the medium of your choice. Help in selection of a medium will be provided first class.
18564
Mo, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 9-Mar 12
No class Jan 16 and Feb 20
Patsy Taylor; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $134; 60+: $126; Classes: 8
Night Painting (Beg/Adv): Oil & Acrylics
For students of all levels. Using still life both as inspiration and a learning tool, students will be introduced to a variety of subjects while concentrating on learning and reinforcing the fundamentals of painting: drawing, composition, color, and brushwork. Classes will include a variety of short demos, warmups, skills reviews, challenges and end of the class critiques. Focus will be on individual development. Bring supplies and be prepared to paint in medium of your choice. Information about different mediums and help in selection provided at first class for beginners.
18565
Th, 6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Jan 12-Mar 15
Patsy Taylor; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
Secrets of Color
Does color theory make you cross-eyed? Learn the secrets of color in this exciting workshop. Color mixing becomes a breeze once you understand the simple rules. Each week we will discover different aspects to using color, while you assemble a color ‘bible’ to keep as your personal guide. Lecture and demo, with lots of practical painting exercises. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org Some materials will be introduced for purchase later in session.
18552
Mo, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, Jan 9-Mar 12
No class Jan 16 and Feb 20
Jody Mattison; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $134; 60+: $126; Classes: 8
Enjoy Watercolor (Beg/Int)
Learn the pure and simple techniques of watercolor in this class for beginners and intermediates. Demonstrations each class using watercolor transparently, layered, textured and more. Individual instruction and critique. Materials discussed at first class.
18563
Tu, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 10-Mar 13
Patricia Strout; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
Exploring Watercolor (Int)
Join our caravan of like-minded seekers and dive into the unexpected joy of watercolor! Perfect for the continuing artist who wants a fresh start or needs a gentle push along their way. We will work together in a series of little paintings using the transparent magic of watercolor to create our own ‘Artists Voice’. From the moment we wet our brush to our final colorful stroke we will try to evoke the presence of each artist in their work, discovering the personal palette of colors and shapes unique to each of us. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org.
18562
Tu, 6:30 PM-9:00 PM, Feb 7-Mar 13
No class Feb 14
Casey Rasmussen White
Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $68; Classes: 5
Watercolor (Int/Adv)
Explore watercolor to its fullest with emphasis upon learning a direct painting process, using principles of design, and your own creative vision to make exciting watercolor paintings. Bring reference materials and painting materials. Demonstrations, coaching and critiques as needed.
18567
We, 2:00 PM-5:00 PM, Jan 11-Mar 14
Leslie Wilson; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
18568
Fr, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, Jan 13-Mar 16
Leslie Wilson; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
Printmaking: Etching/Intaglio, Relief & Collograph
Printmaking is one of the oldest fine art forms and has attracted artists throughout the centuries for its rich graphic qualities, the marriage of ink and paper unique to the medium and the pleasure of its processes. An introduction to three traditional fine art printmaking forms: Etching/Intaglio (multiple prints made from etched metal or metal otherwise worked with tools), Relief (multiple prints made from cutting wood planks and linoleum and related materials) and Collograph (a collage-like hybrid relief and intaglio printmaking form). Try all three forms or concentrate on one or two. Students who wish to work in Monotype printmaking (a single print made from a painted plate) are welcome to do so and instruction will be provided. For Beg/Int/Adv level (experienced artists can continue their development of any or all approaches). All etchants used are non-toxic. Materials: List reviewed and distributed at first class. Supply fee: $15 payable to instructor at first class.
18560
Mo, 6:00 PM-9:00 PM, Jan 12-Mar 15
Toru Sugita; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $157; 60+: $149; Classes: 8
SPECIAL INTEREST
Abstract & Nonobjective Painting (Acrylics)
Artists of all disciplines come and explore abstract art, pure form on the painted surface. Transform reality or develop completely nonrepresentational imagery. Class supports your process, from accessing your creative source and gathering ideas, to developing concepts and visual vocabulary. Emphasis on composition, color, shape, movement and texture. Experimentation is encouraged; use collage, mixed media and non-traditional media to enhance your work. Demonstrations, activities and individual and group critiques. Materials online at www.arts-ed.org; continuing students bring your own supplies. All levels welcome.
18833
Mo, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, Jan 9-Mar 12
No class Jan 16 and Feb 20
Tesia Blackburn; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $134; 60+: $126; Classes: 8
18834
We, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, Jan 11-Mar 14
Tesia Blackburn; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
Figure Drawing
Quick gesture sketches and longer poses train your eye to observe and render the human form. Learn to use blocking, foreshortening, value shapes and other techniques to enhance your drawing skills. Beginners bring vine charcoal, drawing board and 18x24 rough newsprint to first class. Supplies and materials discussed in class. Experienced students bring own supplies. Undraped models used; teens may be admitted with permission of parent and instructor. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org.
18553 Age: 14 and up
Fr, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 13-Mar 16
Jody Mattison; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $193; 60+: $182; Classes: 10
Portrait & Figure Painting in Oil, Acrylics or Pastels
Learn methods and techniques of painting the figure and portrait in oil, acrylic or pastel. Topics demonstrated include basic block-in, composition, values, color palette, and brushwork as well as measuring, proportion and foreshortening. Pastel layering also demonstrated. Model poses range from quick studies to 3 week sessions, draped and nude, portrait and figure. Weather permitting one session painting the figure in an outdoor environment. Bring materials to first class; materials and supplies discussed. Oil or acrylic paint, chalk or oil pastels. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org.
18549
Sa, 10:00 AM-1:30 PM, Jan 7-Mar 10
No class Jan 14, Jan 28, Feb 18, Feb 25
Jody Mattison; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $131; 60+: $124; Classes: 6
Portrait & Landscape Painting from Photographs: Oil/Acrylics
Expand your creativity and art education while having fun. Learn to create strong compositions and attain accurate color, values, and representation through demonstrations and individual instruction. Acquire a greater visual awareness and skill to interpret and execute a portrait, working from photographs. Develop your painting abilities to work in a representational manner. Materials list online at www.arts.ed.org.
18556
We, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 11-Mar 14
Gary Bergren; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
Japanese Brush Painting
Gain the freedom of brush strokes that give excitement to art work. Oriental brushpainting makes you aware of our world and allows you to capture the spirit of the subject. Course covers basic elements and discipline essential to the practice of Sumi-e. Lectures, demonstrations, individual help each class. Materials list at first class.
18559
Mo, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 9-Mar 12
No class Jan 16 and Feb 20
Shirley Rencher Miller
Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $134; 60+: $126; Classes: 8
Figure Painting Like the Old Masters
Learn the techniques of Titian and other old masters. Using oils (preferred) or acrylics we will work through the processes of underpainting, grisaille, layering and glazing to achieve a beautiful and timeless three-dimensionality. Previous experience drawing the figure recommended. Previous experience with paint is helpful but not necessary. Come to first class with materials, ready to work. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org.
18883
Th, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 12-Mar 15
Jody Mattison; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $169; 60+: $153; Classes: 10
Mix Those Media!
Stretch your boundaries and approach painting from a less predictable perspective. This class inspires continuing artists and adventurous beginners to strengthen their visual voice, discover the joy of working in a more personal way in new visual territory. Combine traditional and unusual media to yield rich results. Presentations and demos weekly. Watercolor, acrylics, soft pastels, oil sticks/oil pastels, collage techniques, some photo transfer-a potpourri of mixed media methods. Work with the technique of the week or pursue individual projects. Drawing experience required. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org
18558
Fr, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM, Jan 13-Mar 16
Mira M White; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $161; 60+: $152; Classes: 10
WORKSHOPS
Experimental Mark Making in Figure Drawing
Exciting figurative drawing workshop by master artist and instructor Mark Eanes. Designed for people who are willing to take chances and go ‘out on a limb’. Focus on experimental ‘mark making’ using a variety of tools and methodology. Working in large scale with experimental tools (pick up materials list well ahead of time!) spend the weekend in this creatively charged atmosphere drawing with other artists. Emphasis is on process, not product, but you will come away with some wonderful work! Intermediate/advanced level; prior drawing experience required. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org
18862
Sa/Su, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM, Feb 25 & 26
Mark Eanes; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $202; Classes: 2
NEW Expressive Figure Drawing Workshop
For students with a basic drawing experience, come explore an expressive approach in representational figure drawing. Using charcoal as the medium, learn simple blocking in basic shapes of tonal pattern; learn to pay attention to the sharp edges and lost and found edges and develop a key structure with tone gradations by learning different techniques and skills. The first day focuses on demonstration with drawing from figure on the second day. Group critique and individual attention is provided. Materials list online at www.arts-ed.org.
18569
Sa/Su, 9:30 AM-4:30 PM, Jan 28 & 29
Weizhen Liang; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $142; Classes: 2
Palette Knife Painting Workshop
Painting with a palette knife can be a very freeing experience, ‘loosening’ your work. It’s a great way to let the unexpected happen and enjoy the results. Whether this might just become your exciting new method of painting, or you use it just to add some areas of interest in your work, or find that it is a way to relax while painting, come explore the potential of painting with a palette knife. Bring 2-4 small supports (8x10 or 9x12), canvas or canvas board is fine; 2 palette knives (metal, spade shaped, one small, one medium); paint (oil or acrylic) that you can be generous with (Daler Rowney is an inexpensive oil brand that works great). Second class on location, weather permitting.
18828
Sa & Su, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM, Mar 17 & 18
Patsy Taylor; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $124; Classes: 2
NEW Mokuhanga (Japanese Woodblock)
For artists in home studios without a press, this beautiful, low-tech process may be the perfect solution. This workshop introduces a traditional Japanese woodblock printing process, Ukiyo-E technique. Participants learn to carve the woodblock, use Japanese carving tools, and print with water-based ink on Japanese paper. Participants will cut their own woodblocks and create a small edition of multicolor prints. All levels are welcome.
18934
Su, 10:00 AM-5:00 PM, Mar 4 & 11
Tomoko Murakami; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $142; Classes: 2
NEW Encaustics on Paper/Monotype
After we learn basic safety, working with heat sources, and fusing layers, we will paint with encaustics using various types of papers, wax crayon, watercolors, and oil pastels to create one of a kind paintings and monotypes! Encaustic painting is an ancient method, over 2500 years old, of using hot beeswax and pigments to create beautiful paintings. Come learn this exciting medium. Supply fee of $45 payable at first class.
18830
Sa, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM, Feb 4
Connie English; Annex C, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $67; Classes: 1
OPEN STUDIOS
Printmaking Open Studio
Open to all experienced printmakers who have taken a CAE class within the past 3 quarters or are currently enrolled in a class. Use a fine art custom handmade French American professional etching press, equipment, blankets and tools in an open studio environment to create your own prints. Supervised use but no instruction provided. Participants provide own paper, plates and inks and any specialized materials.
18880
Th, 1:00 PM-5:00 PM, Jan 12-Mar 15
Staff; Annex A, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $109; Classes: 10
(Fee is $55 if enrolled in another CAE class this quarter.)
Open Studio Figure Drawing & Painting
Studio available for working from the figure, short and long poses, supervised use; no instructor. Participants provide their own supplies. Different model each week. Enrollment limited. Note: No solvents in Friday class, odorless solvents okay in Monday class.
18554
Mo, 6:30 PM-9:30 PM, Jan 9-Mar 12
No class Jan 16 and Feb 20
Jody Mattison; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $115; Classes: 8
(Fee is $76 if enrolled in another CAE class this quarter)
18555
Fr, 1:00 PM-4:00 PM, Jan 13-Mar 16
Jody Mattison; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $137; Classes: 10
(Fee is $95 if enrolled in another CAE class this quarter)
Painting Open Studio
Open to all experienced painters and current painting students. Work on your own in a group setting, no instruction. Participants provide their own supplies and are responsible for cleanup. Enrollment limited.
18882
Th, 1:00 PM-5:00 PM, Jan 12-Mar 15
Staff; Annex B, Shadelands Art Center
Fee: $109; Classes: 10
(Fee is $55 if enrolled in another CAE class this quarter)
