Tuesdays October 10 - November 14
10am - 12pm (Pacific Time)
$225
Online using Zoom. Classes are recorded so if you miss a class you will still be able to watch the lesson. Recordings are available up to one month after class ends.
Read MoreSunday, October 8
1:30pm - 3:30pm (Pacific Time)
$30
This year-long series offers a class every month.
Read MoreMondays 11am - 1pm (Pacific Time) Mondays, Oct. 2 - Nov. 13
Read MoreThursdays, September 14, 21, & 28
10am - 12pm (Pacific Time)
$125 All Supplies provided and shipped to your home
Intermediate Level Class, some felting experience helpful.
Online using Zoom. Video tutorials available to students for one year.
For more information and to register, click here.
Read MoreUpon registration you will receive:
- A list of supplies
- 6 easy-to-follow instructional videos demonstrating different techniques and mediums (4 hours of instruction)
- Reference Materials
- PowerPoint presentation with preliminary information about the class
If you love vintage charts of butterfly species, this class is for you. We will create a vintage look chart from images of butterflies that appeal to you, arrange them in a pleasing composition then carefully sketch them in the first session. The second session will be focused on rendering the butterflies in gouache. The two session class is designed to have time between sessions to allow for work on the chart between classes. The process of creating chart such as this is a slow, contemplative, observational method of recording the spectacular world of nature, capturing the essence of the subject in a deep meaningful way.
Read MoreIn this Sketchbook Class we will show off whatever it is that we collect. Whether it be rocks, shells, feathers, sea glass or succulents, our special treasures are worthy of display. Gather your most prized possessions and we will put them on a sketchbook page in an attractive array where they will be safe into perpetuity.
Read MoreIn this class we will create a garden journal page. Year after year, I think I will remember what I planted, it's name, how tall it grew and whether it liked sun or shade. And each new growing season, I realize I have forgotten it all, again. Let's organize all those notes, create beautiful little quick sketches and label everything on a spread that will not only be beautiful but a great way to begin next year's garden.
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