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Figure Drawing Studio (9/21)
with Peggy Sanders
Each stand-alone session is for independent study, with no instruction, for ages 18+. Bring your own supplies. There are easels, chairs, horses and stools available for you to borrow.
Please arrive to Figure Drawing Studio 10-15 minutes early to get set up. Doors close promptly at 9 AM. If you arrive after the doors close, please wait until the first break when the doors open again.
The last Monday of every month features a clothed model.
Try It! Colored Pencils
with Amber Pierson
Try colored pencils and get the feel for this is a medium you can easily fall in love with!
Materials are included with class tuition.
Try It! Crayons Reimagined: Advanced Techniques for Adult Creatives
with Machio Caraballo
Rediscover the Crayon — not as a childhood relic, but as a serious artistic medium. Crayons Reimagined is a contemporary art course built around original, instructor-developed techniques that reveal the crayon as a dynamic, expressive medium for adult artists. Perfect for makers who love color and aren't afraid to try something unexpected.
Materials provided by The Drawing Studio.
Open Print Lab (9/24)
with Walter F. Allen-Henderson
Open Print Lab is designed to be a creative exploration space! Open Print Lab is where our intergenerational printmakers, with an established practice, meet with others, share work, tips, and life's journeys! Enjoy access to 3 manual roll-top etching/relief presses for your self-directed projects! This studio session is not a regular instructional class, so we recommend beginners start with one of our various printmaking classes.
Folks are welcome to bring in anything that they wish, just so long as it goes back home with you! A Studio Monitor is available to answer questions and orient you on materials. Some materials are available at cost, so bring cash for additional supplies.
Friday Print Lab (9/25)
with Tom Lindell
Friday Print Lab is where our intergenerational printmakers, with an established practice, meet with others, share work, tips, and life's journeys! Enjoy access to 3 manual roll-top etching/relief presses for your self-directed projects! This studio session is not a regular instructional class, so we recommend beginners start with one of our various printmaking classes.
Membership with The Drawing Studio is required for Print Lab participation. Membership dues allow us to keep cost low.
Folks are welcome to bring in anything that they wish, just so long as it goes back home with you! A Studio Monitor is available to answer questions and orient you on materials. Some materials are available at cost, so bring cash for additional supplies.
Try It! Let It Flow: Intro to Acrylic Paint Pouring
with Jameela Hill
This class introduces fluid painting as a contemporary approach to abstraction, using acrylic pour techniques to explore movement, color relationships, and composition. Students will learn how to manipulate paint through controlled and intuitive processes, balancing intention with unpredictability. This is a practice in surrender.
Through guided demonstrations and individual exploration, participants will create original works that emphasize flow, layering, and visual rhythm. This class is open to all levels and supports both technical skill development and personal expression within an abstract framework.
Materials are provided by The Drawing Studio.
Drawing Fundamentals II (Sep., Fri.)
with Tracy Dunbar
In Drawing Fundamentals II, you will explore natural and human-made subjects in greater depth, emphasizing composition and mark-making. Understanding and mastering foundational skills will inspire you to see and respond to the world around you with intensified interest and curiosity.
Please note: Drawing Fundamentals I or permission from the instructor required upon registration.
Materials are not included; please bring the following supply list:
Drawing Paper Pad approx. 16x20 or 18x24
Sketch Pad approx. 9x12 *Single sheet of toned paper, mid-tone neutral (alternate: large pad of toned paper)
Graphite: HB, 2B, 4B
Charcoal: vine, compressed, white “charcoal” (Conte OK),
Erasers: kneaded, art gum (optional: plastic eraser in “pen” form, ie: Factis), Chamois cloth (optional) *or instructor provides and is reimbursed by student
Workshop! Sumi-e Inspired Practice (Koi Fish)
with Joy Mills
The idea of Sumi-e is the Art of Leaving Out. The aim to simplify a subject to it's basic Essence. There is an honoring of the viewer"s own imagination by stripping away all but the most essential spirit of a subject.
Materials provided by The Drawing Studio.