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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Thursday, February 02, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Friday, February 03, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Saturday, February 04, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Sunday, February 05, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Intro To Glass Blowing With Daniele Fratarcangeli (1:30 PM)
Intro to Glass Blowing with Daniele Fratarcangeli
Sundays January 22nd, 29th & Feb. 5th 1:30pm-4:30pm
Cost to participate: $275.00 Materials Included.
The ancient art of forming molten glass can be accessed with some simple tools.In this 3 hour class students will gather their first globs of hot glass from a furnace which temperature rests at 2100 hundred degrees. Students will learn the vocabulary of the hot shopand how to safely create colorful and unique solid pieces of glass art. This class is an introduction to glassblowing ideal for beginners, high school students and longtime glass lovers, ready for an exciting and new art making experience. Students will learn how to create cups, bowls or vases through the 3 weeks of classes.
Daniele Fratarcangeli is an internationally exhibiting emerging sculptor who received his BFA from the College for Creative Studies in Detroit. After graduating in 2007, he apprenticed with Venetian glass masters, under contemporary artist, glass designers and craftspeople in Europe, Scandinavia and in America. Daniele is now teaching sculptural glass workshops, and creating art in sunny Southern California. Visit
http://danielefratarcangeli.com
to learn more about the artist.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Monday, February 06, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Figurative Watercolor Painting From Photograph With Ted Nuttall Details: (9:30 AM)
 Class description:
TED NUTTALFigurative Watercolor Painting From Photographs, 5 Day Workshop with Ted Nuttall
Date: February 6th - 10th, 2012
Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
COST: $675
This workshop is sold out -wait list only!
About Your Reference and Drawing:
Please Note:
Although Ted will spend time in the workshop discussing drawing and the value and essentials of a good drawing, our focus will be on painting. In order to maximize painting time, please select reference photographs and have completed contour drawings ready for class. Bring both reference and drawing to class. Also, please read the following information carefully as it will aid you in your preparation for the class.
About your reference photograph:
If you are fairly new to figure painting, there are several things I suggest concerning your reference selection.
1. Ted recommends that you not paint someone you know for your first paintings. The added pressure of trying to get a likeness of someone you know can be confining and frustrating.
2. Do not use a photograph taken with a flash as reference. Loss of critical half-tone values and distorted light created by the flash make this an inadequate source from which to draw and paint.
3. Try to enlarge your photo reference so that it is close to the size of your painting. This will aid you in capturing the details you would like for your painting.
4. Avoid the use of magazine advertising or copyrighted photographs for your reference.
5. Ted suggests you convert your color reference image to black and white for reasons that will become clear throughout the course of the workshop.
About your contour drawing:
1. Ted recommends that you start with a quarter sheet size (11" x 15") or, at the largest, half sheet size (15" x 22") depending on your comfort level. A full sheet can be a challenge your first time out.
2. Do a contour drawing with enough detail to indicate all of the information you will need to do the painting. Take your time.
3. Don't get too involved with complicated or busy backgrounds. Focus primarily on the figure. Whether you do a full figure, partial figure or portrait - make the figure the dominant element in the painting.
4. Finally, be sure and invest sufficient time for your drawing. A good drawing will be a vital contribution to your making a good painting, as well as allowing you the freedom to paint more loosely.
Ted Nuttall is the quintessential people watcher, a habit that has engendered an intuitive ability to capture, in his paintings, the quiet, underlying character of his subjects. A graduate of Colorado Institute of Art, Ted is a figurative watercolorist whose painting expression was born out of his observation of people, his experience and travels as an illustrator for the United States Air Force, and a twenty five year career in graphic design. His work, as a designer, illustrator, and fine artist has won numerous national and regional awards.
Ted is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, and Watercolor West as well as a Royal Honor Society member of the Arizona Watercolor Association. He teaches watercolor workshops in portraiture and figure painting for arts leagues and organizations throughout the country. His workshops and private classes have been enjoyed by many who have benefitted from his personal and insightful instruction. Ted’s paintings continue to win awards in juried exhibitions throughout the country.
His painting “Every Sunday Morning” was selected to hang in the 138th Annual Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society and was the recipient of the Elsie and David Wu Ject-Key Memorial Award. His painting “Her Eye’s” was awarded first prize in Watercolor West XXXV Annual show and “Winter Sun | Red Bandanna” won the coveted Skyledge Award (Best of Show) in the 28th Annual Juried Exhibition of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America.The Fall 2003 issue of American Artist’s quarterly magazine, ‘Watercolor’ featured one of Ted’s paintings on the cover and included an article about his background and painting methods as well as examples of his work. In addition, his painting “A Garden in Her Face” has been published in North Light Books’ Splash 8: Watercolor Discoveries.
Ted can be contacted through his website at www.tednuttall.com.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLAD THE MATERIALS LIST
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Tuesday, February 07, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Classical Drawing With Igor Koutsenko Session 1 (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM)
Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko
Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pm
COST: $175.00 includes model fees.
Drop-Ins welcome $30 per day + model fees when applicable
Learn the universal rules of how to draw what you see. Students will work with seasonal still life set-ups and live models. This is an on-going class for beginning to advanced artists.
Session 1: January 17th, 24th, & 31st February 14th, 21st, & 28th (No class Feb. 7th)
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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Figurative Watercolor Painting From Photograph With Ted Nuttall Details: (9:30 AM)
Class description:
TED NUTTALFigurative Watercolor Painting From Photographs, 5 Day Workshop with Ted Nuttall
Date: February 6th - 10th, 2012
Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
COST: $675
This workshop is sold out -wait list only!
About Your Reference and Drawing:
Please Note:
Although Ted will spend time in the workshop discussing drawing and the value and essentials of a good drawing, our focus will be on painting. In order to maximize painting time, please select reference photographs and have completed contour drawings ready for class. Bring both reference and drawing to class. Also, please read the following information carefully as it will aid you in your preparation for the class.
About your reference photograph:
If you are fairly new to figure painting, there are several things I suggest concerning your reference selection.
1. Ted recommends that you not paint someone you know for your first paintings. The added pressure of trying to get a likeness of someone you know can be confining and frustrating.
2. Do not use a photograph taken with a flash as reference. Loss of critical half-tone values and distorted light created by the flash make this an inadequate source from which to draw and paint.
3. Try to enlarge your photo reference so that it is close to the size of your painting. This will aid you in capturing the details you would like for your painting.
4. Avoid the use of magazine advertising or copyrighted photographs for your reference.
5. Ted suggests you convert your color reference image to black and white for reasons that will become clear throughout the course of the workshop.
About your contour drawing:
1. Ted recommends that you start with a quarter sheet size (11" x 15") or, at the largest, half sheet size (15" x 22") depending on your comfort level. A full sheet can be a challenge your first time out.
2. Do a contour drawing with enough detail to indicate all of the information you will need to do the painting. Take your time.
3. Don't get too involved with complicated or busy backgrounds. Focus primarily on the figure. Whether you do a full figure, partial figure or portrait - make the figure the dominant element in the painting.
4. Finally, be sure and invest sufficient time for your drawing. A good drawing will be a vital contribution to your making a good painting, as well as allowing you the freedom to paint more loosely.
Ted Nuttall is the quintessential people watcher, a habit that has engendered an intuitive ability to capture, in his paintings, the quiet, underlying character of his subjects. A graduate of Colorado Institute of Art, Ted is a figurative watercolorist whose painting expression was born out of his observation of people, his experience and travels as an illustrator for the United States Air Force, and a twenty five year career in graphic design. His work, as a designer, illustrator, and fine artist has won numerous national and regional awards.
Ted is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, and Watercolor West as well as a Royal Honor Society member of the Arizona Watercolor Association. He teaches watercolor workshops in portraiture and figure painting for arts leagues and organizations throughout the country. His workshops and private classes have been enjoyed by many who have benefitted from his personal and insightful instruction. Ted’s paintings continue to win awards in juried exhibitions throughout the country.
His painting “Every Sunday Morning” was selected to hang in the 138th Annual Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society and was the recipient of the Elsie and David Wu Ject-Key Memorial Award. His painting “Her Eye’s” was awarded first prize in Watercolor West XXXV Annual show and “Winter Sun | Red Bandanna” won the coveted Skyledge Award (Best of Show) in the 28th Annual Juried Exhibition of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America.The Fall 2003 issue of American Artist’s quarterly magazine, ‘Watercolor’ featured one of Ted’s paintings on the cover and included an article about his background and painting methods as well as examples of his work. In addition, his painting “A Garden in Her Face” has been published in North Light Books’ Splash 8: Watercolor Discoveries.
Ted can be contacted through his website at www.tednuttall.com.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLAD THE MATERIALS LIST
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Wednesday, February 08, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Figurative Watercolor Painting From Photograph With Ted Nuttall Details: (9:30 AM)
Class description:
TED NUTTALFigurative Watercolor Painting From Photographs, 5 Day Workshop with Ted Nuttall
Date: February 6th - 10th, 2012
Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
COST: $675
This workshop is sold out -wait list only!
About Your Reference and Drawing:
Please Note:
Although Ted will spend time in the workshop discussing drawing and the value and essentials of a good drawing, our focus will be on painting. In order to maximize painting time, please select reference photographs and have completed contour drawings ready for class. Bring both reference and drawing to class. Also, please read the following information carefully as it will aid you in your preparation for the class.
About your reference photograph:
If you are fairly new to figure painting, there are several things I suggest concerning your reference selection.
1. Ted recommends that you not paint someone you know for your first paintings. The added pressure of trying to get a likeness of someone you know can be confining and frustrating.
2. Do not use a photograph taken with a flash as reference. Loss of critical half-tone values and distorted light created by the flash make this an inadequate source from which to draw and paint.
3. Try to enlarge your photo reference so that it is close to the size of your painting. This will aid you in capturing the details you would like for your painting.
4. Avoid the use of magazine advertising or copyrighted photographs for your reference.
5. Ted suggests you convert your color reference image to black and white for reasons that will become clear throughout the course of the workshop.
About your contour drawing:
1. Ted recommends that you start with a quarter sheet size (11" x 15") or, at the largest, half sheet size (15" x 22") depending on your comfort level. A full sheet can be a challenge your first time out.
2. Do a contour drawing with enough detail to indicate all of the information you will need to do the painting. Take your time.
3. Don't get too involved with complicated or busy backgrounds. Focus primarily on the figure. Whether you do a full figure, partial figure or portrait - make the figure the dominant element in the painting.
4. Finally, be sure and invest sufficient time for your drawing. A good drawing will be a vital contribution to your making a good painting, as well as allowing you the freedom to paint more loosely.
Ted Nuttall is the quintessential people watcher, a habit that has engendered an intuitive ability to capture, in his paintings, the quiet, underlying character of his subjects. A graduate of Colorado Institute of Art, Ted is a figurative watercolorist whose painting expression was born out of his observation of people, his experience and travels as an illustrator for the United States Air Force, and a twenty five year career in graphic design. His work, as a designer, illustrator, and fine artist has won numerous national and regional awards.
Ted is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, and Watercolor West as well as a Royal Honor Society member of the Arizona Watercolor Association. He teaches watercolor workshops in portraiture and figure painting for arts leagues and organizations throughout the country. His workshops and private classes have been enjoyed by many who have benefitted from his personal and insightful instruction. Ted’s paintings continue to win awards in juried exhibitions throughout the country.
His painting “Every Sunday Morning” was selected to hang in the 138th Annual Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society and was the recipient of the Elsie and David Wu Ject-Key Memorial Award. His painting “Her Eye’s” was awarded first prize in Watercolor West XXXV Annual show and “Winter Sun | Red Bandanna” won the coveted Skyledge Award (Best of Show) in the 28th Annual Juried Exhibition of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America.The Fall 2003 issue of American Artist’s quarterly magazine, ‘Watercolor’ featured one of Ted’s paintings on the cover and included an article about his background and painting methods as well as examples of his work. In addition, his painting “A Garden in Her Face” has been published in North Light Books’ Splash 8: Watercolor Discoveries.
Ted can be contacted through his website at www.tednuttall.com.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLAD THE MATERIALS LIST
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Thursday, February 09, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Figurative Watercolor Painting From Photograph With Ted Nuttall Details: (9:30 AM)
Class description:
TED NUTTALFigurative Watercolor Painting From Photographs, 5 Day Workshop with Ted Nuttall
Date: February 6th - 10th, 2012
Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
COST: $675
This workshop is sold out -wait list only!
About Your Reference and Drawing:
Please Note:
Although Ted will spend time in the workshop discussing drawing and the value and essentials of a good drawing, our focus will be on painting. In order to maximize painting time, please select reference photographs and have completed contour drawings ready for class. Bring both reference and drawing to class. Also, please read the following information carefully as it will aid you in your preparation for the class.
About your reference photograph:
If you are fairly new to figure painting, there are several things I suggest concerning your reference selection.
1. Ted recommends that you not paint someone you know for your first paintings. The added pressure of trying to get a likeness of someone you know can be confining and frustrating.
2. Do not use a photograph taken with a flash as reference. Loss of critical half-tone values and distorted light created by the flash make this an inadequate source from which to draw and paint.
3. Try to enlarge your photo reference so that it is close to the size of your painting. This will aid you in capturing the details you would like for your painting.
4. Avoid the use of magazine advertising or copyrighted photographs for your reference.
5. Ted suggests you convert your color reference image to black and white for reasons that will become clear throughout the course of the workshop.
About your contour drawing:
1. Ted recommends that you start with a quarter sheet size (11" x 15") or, at the largest, half sheet size (15" x 22") depending on your comfort level. A full sheet can be a challenge your first time out.
2. Do a contour drawing with enough detail to indicate all of the information you will need to do the painting. Take your time.
3. Don't get too involved with complicated or busy backgrounds. Focus primarily on the figure. Whether you do a full figure, partial figure or portrait - make the figure the dominant element in the painting.
4. Finally, be sure and invest sufficient time for your drawing. A good drawing will be a vital contribution to your making a good painting, as well as allowing you the freedom to paint more loosely.
Ted Nuttall is the quintessential people watcher, a habit that has engendered an intuitive ability to capture, in his paintings, the quiet, underlying character of his subjects. A graduate of Colorado Institute of Art, Ted is a figurative watercolorist whose painting expression was born out of his observation of people, his experience and travels as an illustrator for the United States Air Force, and a twenty five year career in graphic design. His work, as a designer, illustrator, and fine artist has won numerous national and regional awards.
Ted is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, and Watercolor West as well as a Royal Honor Society member of the Arizona Watercolor Association. He teaches watercolor workshops in portraiture and figure painting for arts leagues and organizations throughout the country. His workshops and private classes have been enjoyed by many who have benefitted from his personal and insightful instruction. Ted’s paintings continue to win awards in juried exhibitions throughout the country.
His painting “Every Sunday Morning” was selected to hang in the 138th Annual Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society and was the recipient of the Elsie and David Wu Ject-Key Memorial Award. His painting “Her Eye’s” was awarded first prize in Watercolor West XXXV Annual show and “Winter Sun | Red Bandanna” won the coveted Skyledge Award (Best of Show) in the 28th Annual Juried Exhibition of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America.The Fall 2003 issue of American Artist’s quarterly magazine, ‘Watercolor’ featured one of Ted’s paintings on the cover and included an article about his background and painting methods as well as examples of his work. In addition, his painting “A Garden in Her Face” has been published in North Light Books’ Splash 8: Watercolor Discoveries.
Ted can be contacted through his website at www.tednuttall.com.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLAD THE MATERIALS LIST
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Friday, February 10, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Figurative Watercolor Painting From Photograph With Ted Nuttall Details: (9:30 AM)
Class description:
TED NUTTALFigurative Watercolor Painting From Photographs, 5 Day Workshop with Ted Nuttall
Date: February 6th - 10th, 2012
Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
COST: $675
This workshop is sold out -wait list only!
About Your Reference and Drawing:
Please Note:
Although Ted will spend time in the workshop discussing drawing and the value and essentials of a good drawing, our focus will be on painting. In order to maximize painting time, please select reference photographs and have completed contour drawings ready for class. Bring both reference and drawing to class. Also, please read the following information carefully as it will aid you in your preparation for the class.
About your reference photograph:
If you are fairly new to figure painting, there are several things I suggest concerning your reference selection.
1. Ted recommends that you not paint someone you know for your first paintings. The added pressure of trying to get a likeness of someone you know can be confining and frustrating.
2. Do not use a photograph taken with a flash as reference. Loss of critical half-tone values and distorted light created by the flash make this an inadequate source from which to draw and paint.
3. Try to enlarge your photo reference so that it is close to the size of your painting. This will aid you in capturing the details you would like for your painting.
4. Avoid the use of magazine advertising or copyrighted photographs for your reference.
5. Ted suggests you convert your color reference image to black and white for reasons that will become clear throughout the course of the workshop.
About your contour drawing:
1. Ted recommends that you start with a quarter sheet size (11" x 15") or, at the largest, half sheet size (15" x 22") depending on your comfort level. A full sheet can be a challenge your first time out.
2. Do a contour drawing with enough detail to indicate all of the information you will need to do the painting. Take your time.
3. Don't get too involved with complicated or busy backgrounds. Focus primarily on the figure. Whether you do a full figure, partial figure or portrait - make the figure the dominant element in the painting.
4. Finally, be sure and invest sufficient time for your drawing. A good drawing will be a vital contribution to your making a good painting, as well as allowing you the freedom to paint more loosely.
Ted Nuttall is the quintessential people watcher, a habit that has engendered an intuitive ability to capture, in his paintings, the quiet, underlying character of his subjects. A graduate of Colorado Institute of Art, Ted is a figurative watercolorist whose painting expression was born out of his observation of people, his experience and travels as an illustrator for the United States Air Force, and a twenty five year career in graphic design. His work, as a designer, illustrator, and fine artist has won numerous national and regional awards.
Ted is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society, the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, and Watercolor West as well as a Royal Honor Society member of the Arizona Watercolor Association. He teaches watercolor workshops in portraiture and figure painting for arts leagues and organizations throughout the country. His workshops and private classes have been enjoyed by many who have benefitted from his personal and insightful instruction. Ted’s paintings continue to win awards in juried exhibitions throughout the country.
His painting “Every Sunday Morning” was selected to hang in the 138th Annual Exhibition of the American Watercolor Society and was the recipient of the Elsie and David Wu Ject-Key Memorial Award. His painting “Her Eye’s” was awarded first prize in Watercolor West XXXV Annual show and “Winter Sun | Red Bandanna” won the coveted Skyledge Award (Best of Show) in the 28th Annual Juried Exhibition of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America.The Fall 2003 issue of American Artist’s quarterly magazine, ‘Watercolor’ featured one of Ted’s paintings on the cover and included an article about his background and painting methods as well as examples of his work. In addition, his painting “A Garden in Her Face” has been published in North Light Books’ Splash 8: Watercolor Discoveries.
Ted can be contacted through his website at www.tednuttall.com.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLAD THE MATERIALS LIST
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Saturday, February 11, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Sunday, February 12, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Monday, February 13, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Tuesday, February 14, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Classical Drawing With Igor Koutsenko Session 1 (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM)
Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko
Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pm
COST: $175.00 includes model fees.
Drop-Ins welcome $30 per day + model fees when applicable
Learn the universal rules of how to draw what you see. Students will work with seasonal still life set-ups and live models. This is an on-going class for beginning to advanced artists.
Session 1: January 17th, 24th, & 31st February 14th, 21st, & 28th (No class Feb. 7th)
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Wednesday, February 15, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Thursday, February 16, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Friday, February 17, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Color & Light With Sally Strand (9:30 AM)
.jpg) SALLY STRAND WORKSHOP: COLOR & LIGHT - February 17-20, 2012 930am-430pm Daily
COST: $595.00 (Model fees included)
The principles taught in this class are basic to all mediums. Color and light are the focus of the
workshop, along with essential elements of strong composition. Students explore color by working from costumed
models and/or still life. Optical mixing of layered color, as well as the analysis of the effect of light and substructure of
values and temperature are stressed. Each student receives individual attention and critiques. Demonstrations, lectures
and a slide show are designed to give students tools to achieve intensely beautiful color. Pastel primarily, all mediums
welcome, Beginner to professional, Instructor demonstrations in pastel, Individual instruction, critiques.
BIO: Sally Strand’s paintings are intimate reflections of everyday life. Intrigued by what is hidden in the commonplace -
but rarely noticed - she provides a commentary on daily life that presents to us the way we really are. "I am captivated
by light, and my interest in light is on equal terms with the content of a painting.” Strand pulls the extraordinary out of
the ordinary through the use of light and color. Assembling multi-layered surfaces in a rich complexity of form and color,
her paintings appear to emanate light from within. A native of Colorado now residing in California, Strand has been
exhibiting professionally as an artist for over 30 years. Influenced early in life by an artistic mother and a heritage of
artistic relatives, her childhood was a creative mix ranging from art projects to professional puppet shows. As a result of
extensive travels while a young adult, Strand recognized a need to portray her view of the world through art. Her
subjects became the familiar people and objects she carefully observed in the business of living - a man reading a
morning newspaper; light falling across a bowl of eggs; groups of people waiting, working, playing - slices of life. Strand
was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2007, the highest commendation of the Pastel Society of America, NY. She is the
recipient of numerous top awards and honors, including the PSA Master Pastelist distinction received in 1997. Her solo
exhibitions in galleries and museums include a 2006 one-person retrospective of pastel and oil paintings at the
Bakersfield Museum of Art in California. Widely published in books and magazines internationally, her work is also
represented in many corporate and private collections. Strand studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and at
the Art Students League and National Academy of Design in New York. She earned a BFA degree from the University of Denver. Strand teaches workshops and master classes around the country.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Saturday, February 18, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Color & Light With Sally Strand (9:30 AM)
SALLY STRAND WORKSHOP: COLOR & LIGHT - February 17-20, 2012 930am-430pm Daily
COST: $595.00 (Model fees included)
The principles taught in this class are basic to all mediums. Color and light are the focus of the
workshop, along with essential elements of strong composition. Students explore color by working from costumed
models and/or still life. Optical mixing of layered color, as well as the analysis of the effect of light and substructure of
values and temperature are stressed. Each student receives individual attention and critiques. Demonstrations, lectures
and a slide show are designed to give students tools to achieve intensely beautiful color. Pastel primarily, all mediums
welcome, Beginner to professional, Instructor demonstrations in pastel, Individual instruction, critiques.
BIO: Sally Strand’s paintings are intimate reflections of everyday life. Intrigued by what is hidden in the commonplace -
but rarely noticed - she provides a commentary on daily life that presents to us the way we really are. "I am captivated
by light, and my interest in light is on equal terms with the content of a painting.” Strand pulls the extraordinary out of
the ordinary through the use of light and color. Assembling multi-layered surfaces in a rich complexity of form and color,
her paintings appear to emanate light from within. A native of Colorado now residing in California, Strand has been
exhibiting professionally as an artist for over 30 years. Influenced early in life by an artistic mother and a heritage of
artistic relatives, her childhood was a creative mix ranging from art projects to professional puppet shows. As a result of
extensive travels while a young adult, Strand recognized a need to portray her view of the world through art. Her
subjects became the familiar people and objects she carefully observed in the business of living - a man reading a
morning newspaper; light falling across a bowl of eggs; groups of people waiting, working, playing - slices of life. Strand
was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2007, the highest commendation of the Pastel Society of America, NY. She is the
recipient of numerous top awards and honors, including the PSA Master Pastelist distinction received in 1997. Her solo
exhibitions in galleries and museums include a 2006 one-person retrospective of pastel and oil paintings at the
Bakersfield Museum of Art in California. Widely published in books and magazines internationally, her work is also
represented in many corporate and private collections. Strand studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and at
the Art Students League and National Academy of Design in New York. She earned a BFA degree from the University of Denver. Strand teaches workshops and master classes around the country.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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Introductory & Advanced Solarplate Processing & Printing Methods With Dan Welden (9:30 AM)
.jpg) 3 Day WORKSHOP: Introductory & Advanced Solarplate Processing & Printing methods
Feb. 18, 19 & 20, 2012 9:30am-4pm COST: $495.00. Class price includes ONE (1) 8”x10” Solar plate.
Demonstration Sat. Feb. 18th 930am-1230pm $25.00 per guest.
Developed by master printmaker Dan Welden, Solarplate etching utilizes UV light and water instead of traditional grounds and acids. The Solarplate is the original light-sensitized polymer printing plate that yields all kinds of relief and intaglio images, including drawings and paintings on acetate, and digital prints and photographs on transparent film. Artists can also paint directly on the Solarplate and create a matrix capable of yielding many impressions. Participants will be able to produce several 8x10 inch images during this enthusiastic workshop. Larger plates may be made available with prior request. Printmaking experience is preferred but not essential.
Dan Welden, printmaker and painter, and one of the original 'Pioneers of Alternative Printmaking," has had more than 65 international solo exhibitions and has been the recipient of many residencies and grants, bringing his art and process around the world. He has collaborated with and /or printed for many prominent artists including Willem and Elaine de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Robert Motherwell, and Kurt Vonnegut. Welden is responsible for the discovery and development of the Solarplate process and is co-author with Pauline Muir of Printmaking in the Sun.
www.danwelden.com www.solarplate.com
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Sunday, February 19, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Color & Light With Sally Strand (9:30 AM)
SALLY STRAND WORKSHOP: COLOR & LIGHT - February 17-20, 2012 930am-430pm Daily
COST: $595.00 (Model fees included)
The principles taught in this class are basic to all mediums. Color and light are the focus of the
workshop, along with essential elements of strong composition. Students explore color by working from costumed
models and/or still life. Optical mixing of layered color, as well as the analysis of the effect of light and substructure of
values and temperature are stressed. Each student receives individual attention and critiques. Demonstrations, lectures
and a slide show are designed to give students tools to achieve intensely beautiful color. Pastel primarily, all mediums
welcome, Beginner to professional, Instructor demonstrations in pastel, Individual instruction, critiques.
BIO: Sally Strand’s paintings are intimate reflections of everyday life. Intrigued by what is hidden in the commonplace -
but rarely noticed - she provides a commentary on daily life that presents to us the way we really are. "I am captivated
by light, and my interest in light is on equal terms with the content of a painting.” Strand pulls the extraordinary out of
the ordinary through the use of light and color. Assembling multi-layered surfaces in a rich complexity of form and color,
her paintings appear to emanate light from within. A native of Colorado now residing in California, Strand has been
exhibiting professionally as an artist for over 30 years. Influenced early in life by an artistic mother and a heritage of
artistic relatives, her childhood was a creative mix ranging from art projects to professional puppet shows. As a result of
extensive travels while a young adult, Strand recognized a need to portray her view of the world through art. Her
subjects became the familiar people and objects she carefully observed in the business of living - a man reading a
morning newspaper; light falling across a bowl of eggs; groups of people waiting, working, playing - slices of life. Strand
was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2007, the highest commendation of the Pastel Society of America, NY. She is the
recipient of numerous top awards and honors, including the PSA Master Pastelist distinction received in 1997. Her solo
exhibitions in galleries and museums include a 2006 one-person retrospective of pastel and oil paintings at the
Bakersfield Museum of Art in California. Widely published in books and magazines internationally, her work is also
represented in many corporate and private collections. Strand studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and at
the Art Students League and National Academy of Design in New York. She earned a BFA degree from the University of Denver. Strand teaches workshops and master classes around the country.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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Introductory & Advanced Solarplate Processing & Printing Methods With Dan Welden (9:30 AM)
3 Day WORKSHOP: Introductory & Advanced Solarplate Processing & Printing methods
Feb. 18, 19 & 20, 2012 9:30am-4pm COST: $495.00. Class price includes ONE (1) 8”x10” Solar plate.
Demonstration Sat. Feb. 18th 930am-1230pm $25.00 per guest.
Developed by master printmaker Dan Welden, Solarplate etching utilizes UV light and water instead of traditional grounds and acids. The Solarplate is the original light-sensitized polymer printing plate that yields all kinds of relief and intaglio images, including drawings and paintings on acetate, and digital prints and photographs on transparent film. Artists can also paint directly on the Solarplate and create a matrix capable of yielding many impressions. Participants will be able to produce several 8x10 inch images during this enthusiastic workshop. Larger plates may be made available with prior request. Printmaking experience is preferred but not essential.
Dan Welden, printmaker and painter, and one of the original 'Pioneers of Alternative Printmaking," has had more than 65 international solo exhibitions and has been the recipient of many residencies and grants, bringing his art and process around the world. He has collaborated with and /or printed for many prominent artists including Willem and Elaine de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Robert Motherwell, and Kurt Vonnegut. Welden is responsible for the discovery and development of the Solarplate process and is co-author with Pauline Muir of Printmaking in the Sun.
www.danwelden.com www.solarplate.com
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Monday, February 20, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Color & Light With Sally Strand (9:30 AM)
SALLY STRAND WORKSHOP: COLOR & LIGHT - February 17-20, 2012 930am-430pm Daily
COST: $595.00 (Model fees included)
The principles taught in this class are basic to all mediums. Color and light are the focus of the
workshop, along with essential elements of strong composition. Students explore color by working from costumed
models and/or still life. Optical mixing of layered color, as well as the analysis of the effect of light and substructure of
values and temperature are stressed. Each student receives individual attention and critiques. Demonstrations, lectures
and a slide show are designed to give students tools to achieve intensely beautiful color. Pastel primarily, all mediums
welcome, Beginner to professional, Instructor demonstrations in pastel, Individual instruction, critiques.
BIO: Sally Strand’s paintings are intimate reflections of everyday life. Intrigued by what is hidden in the commonplace -
but rarely noticed - she provides a commentary on daily life that presents to us the way we really are. "I am captivated
by light, and my interest in light is on equal terms with the content of a painting.” Strand pulls the extraordinary out of
the ordinary through the use of light and color. Assembling multi-layered surfaces in a rich complexity of form and color,
her paintings appear to emanate light from within. A native of Colorado now residing in California, Strand has been
exhibiting professionally as an artist for over 30 years. Influenced early in life by an artistic mother and a heritage of
artistic relatives, her childhood was a creative mix ranging from art projects to professional puppet shows. As a result of
extensive travels while a young adult, Strand recognized a need to portray her view of the world through art. Her
subjects became the familiar people and objects she carefully observed in the business of living - a man reading a
morning newspaper; light falling across a bowl of eggs; groups of people waiting, working, playing - slices of life. Strand
was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2007, the highest commendation of the Pastel Society of America, NY. She is the
recipient of numerous top awards and honors, including the PSA Master Pastelist distinction received in 1997. Her solo
exhibitions in galleries and museums include a 2006 one-person retrospective of pastel and oil paintings at the
Bakersfield Museum of Art in California. Widely published in books and magazines internationally, her work is also
represented in many corporate and private collections. Strand studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and at
the Art Students League and National Academy of Design in New York. She earned a BFA degree from the University of Denver. Strand teaches workshops and master classes around the country.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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Introductory & Advanced Solarplate Processing & Printing Methods With Dan Welden (9:30 AM)
3 Day WORKSHOP: Introductory & Advanced Solarplate Processing & Printing methods
Feb. 18, 19 & 20, 2012 9:30am-4pm COST: $495.00. Class price includes ONE (1) 8”x10” Solar plate.
Demonstration Sat. Feb. 18th 930am-1230pm $25.00 per guest.
Developed by master printmaker Dan Welden, Solarplate etching utilizes UV light and water instead of traditional grounds and acids. The Solarplate is the original light-sensitized polymer printing plate that yields all kinds of relief and intaglio images, including drawings and paintings on acetate, and digital prints and photographs on transparent film. Artists can also paint directly on the Solarplate and create a matrix capable of yielding many impressions. Participants will be able to produce several 8x10 inch images during this enthusiastic workshop. Larger plates may be made available with prior request. Printmaking experience is preferred but not essential.
Dan Welden, printmaker and painter, and one of the original 'Pioneers of Alternative Printmaking," has had more than 65 international solo exhibitions and has been the recipient of many residencies and grants, bringing his art and process around the world. He has collaborated with and /or printed for many prominent artists including Willem and Elaine de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Robert Motherwell, and Kurt Vonnegut. Welden is responsible for the discovery and development of the Solarplate process and is co-author with Pauline Muir of Printmaking in the Sun.
www.danwelden.com www.solarplate.com
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Tuesday, February 21, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Classical Drawing With Igor Koutsenko Session 1 (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM)
Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko
Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pm
COST: $175.00 includes model fees.
Drop-Ins welcome $30 per day + model fees when applicable
Learn the universal rules of how to draw what you see. Students will work with seasonal still life set-ups and live models. This is an on-going class for beginning to advanced artists.
Session 1: January 17th, 24th, & 31st February 14th, 21st, & 28th (No class Feb. 7th)
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Wednesday, February 22, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Thursday, February 23, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Friday, February 24, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Saturday, February 25, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Quiltlets: Very Small Quilts For Short Attention Spans With Jane LaFazio (10:00 AM - 3:00 PM)
 Quiltlets: Very small quilts for short attention spans with Jane LaFazio Saturday February 25th, 2012
10am-3pm (1 hour lunch break) Cost: $95.00
Description: Create a few tiny, hand painted quilts of your own design using simple materials. Jane will gently guide you to draw your own design or trace a copyright free image onto cloth, then paint and hand stitch, using some fun basic embroidery stitches. Your creation could be used on its own as embellishment for a jacket or tote, or create more for a larger piece. Jane’s Quiltlets were featured in Quilting Arts magazine [October/November 2009]
Supplies needed: paint brushes for small detail painting, tracing paper, pencil, Sharpie marker (not fine point), embroidery thread in a selection of colors, appropriate embroidery needles. Materials fee paid to instructor $10: Instructor will supply canvas, fabric paints, and copyright free images.
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| Sunday, February 26, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Monday, February 27, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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| Tuesday, February 28, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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Classical Drawing With Igor Koutsenko Session 1 (9:30 AM - 12:30 PM)
Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko
Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pm
COST: $175.00 includes model fees.
Drop-Ins welcome $30 per day + model fees when applicable
Learn the universal rules of how to draw what you see. Students will work with seasonal still life set-ups and live models. This is an on-going class for beginning to advanced artists.
Session 1: January 17th, 24th, & 31st February 14th, 21st, & 28th (No class Feb. 7th)
CLICK HERE TO GO TO REGISTRATION PAGE
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| Wednesday, February 29, 2012 |
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Daily Deals (Make Your Own Masterpiece) (9:00 AM)
Make your own bowl, glass flowers (5), Holiday ornaments or other unique creations with the help of skilled glass artists. By appointment only. Please call Brigitte @ 760-728-6383 to schedule time today.
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