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Youth Beginning & Intermediate Watercolor
Thursdays, 4:00pm – 6:00pm
February 11 – March 4 | Ages 9-15

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Class Description:

Learn the fundamental materials and techniques of watercolor painting in this 4-week session. Each session will include inspiration from famous watercolor artists, teacher demonstrations and a fun mini project to practice new techniques. This class is great for beginners! But youth with prior watercolor experience will continue to broaden the scope of possibilities with this versatile medium.

What You’ll Learn:

We will learn techniques such as wet-on-wet, dry-brushing, edge control, gradients and adding mixed media to create expressive paintings. We will also learn to use materials to layer, mix colors and create dynamic effects.

What You’ll Leave With:

You will come away with a toolbox of techniques to practice on your own, color and technique charts, and at least 3 mini watercolor projects

Instructor: Sarah Pogue

 

Art for All pricing available – Click here for more details before registering.

Supply List

All Supplies Included

Youth Beginning & Intermediate Watercolor
Thursdays, 4:00pm – 6:00pm
January 14 – February 4 | Ages 9-15

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Class Description:

Learn the fundamental materials and techniques of watercolor painting in this 4-week session. Each session will include inspiration from famous watercolor artists, teacher demonstrations and a fun mini project to practice new techniques. This class is great for beginners! But youth with prior watercolor experience will continue to broaden the scope of possibilities with this versatile medium.

What You’ll Learn:

We will learn techniques such as wet-on-wet, dry-brushing, edge control, gradients and adding mixed media to create expressive paintings. We will also learn to use materials to layer, mix colors and create dynamic effects.

What You’ll Leave With:

You will come away with a toolbox of techniques to practice on your own, color and technique charts, and at least 3 mini watercolor projects

Instructor: Sarah Pogue

 

Art for All pricing available – Click here for more details before registering.

Supply List

All Supplies Included

The Writers Circle:
Community and Critique for Creative Writing
Wednesday, 6:30 pm
January 13 – March 3 | Ages 16+

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Class:

The Writer’s Circle is a place where all writers of all levels are welcome. If you’re looking for a chance to explore a desire to write in a supportive, friendly atmosphere, or to improve your craft through considered, constructive critique, the Writer’s Circle is the place for you. Each week, writers are invited to bring in a section of their written work that they wish to improve with their group. Writers of all kinds (poets, journalers, fiction / non-fiction writers, etc.) will have the opportunity to participate in fastwrite prompts, feedback discussions, and small group breakouts to share and receive responses to their brought work.

What You’ll Learn:

Newer writers will learn ways to explore their craft and find their writing voice. Experienced writers will learn new ways to approach their work from feedback from others, opening avenues for honing their craft and the craft of others.

All writers will learn mechanics of effective writing in their chosen format, methods for finding / refining their writing voice, best practices for giving and receiving constructive feedback, how to cultivate a “writer’s mind” in our daily lives, and pathways to developing a regular writing practice, pushing past writer’s block, and overcoming creative anxiety

What You’ll Leave With:

Student will leave with a better sense of their creative selves, more confidence in their writing ability, and a supportive community of writers to continue to help them flourish.

Instructor: Michael Georgilis 

Supply List

  • Written Piece for feedback: writers are invited to bring a piece (2-3 minutes in length) they’d like to share for optional read-around and feedback.
  • Writing supplies: either pen and paper, journals, laptops; anything that’s needed for folks to write in a way that’s comfortable for them.