Skoolz out!
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Yay for summer! You can always check the most recent blog post for the latest updates on the summer schedule. So far weeks 1, 2, and 6 and likely 5 are happening.
THIS WEEK – LAST WEEK OF REGULAR CLASSES – FREE DRAW Tues, June 22, 4-5:30 Down & Dirty Wed, June 23, 3:45-5:30 advanced Thurs, June 24, 4-5:30 Last class of the school year HAPPY SUMMER VACATION! TENTATIVE SUMMER 2021 SCHEDULE UPDATED 6-28 I am putting names here as people respond. Four or more (8 max) make a class. YES WEEK 1 – Art Smorgasbord 3 Afternoons 1-4:00 Tues-Thurs, July 13-15, (3 three-hour classes, $120) WEEK 3 – Art Smorgasbord 4 mornings 9-noon Mon-Thurs , July 26-29 (4 three-hour classes $160) WEEK 4 – Adult & Kid Pastel Painting 3 mornings 9-noon Tues-Thurs, Aug 3-5 Kids and parents learn together as we create still life, landscape and wildlife paintings. (Adult/kid pair $210, 2nd sib add 110) This can change based on input. YES WEEK 5 – Art Smorgasbord 3 Afternoons 1-4:00, Tues-Thurs, Aug 10-12 (3 three-hour classes, $120) YES WEEK 6 – Art Smorgasbord 3 Afternoons 1-4:00, Tues-Thurs, Aug 17-19 (3 three-hour classes, $120 or Smorgasbord or any single medium 5-three-hour classes, $190)
If I don’t have 4 committed the Friday before, I’ll cancel that session and refund any deposits. |
Variations on a Theme
I found this great tricycle at an antique store down the street, and saw it as a perfect educational opportunity. Drawing and painting this trike offers a myriad of lessons in foreshortening, perspective, proportion, values, shapes & angles, and so much more!
Variations on a Theme
I found this great tricycle at an antique store down the street, and saw it as a perfect educational opportunity. Drawing and painting this trike offers a myriad of lessons in foreshortening, perspective, proportion, values, shapes & angles, and so much more!
After School
I hope everyone is settled into school and ready to get down to the business of making fine art. I’m thinking of some new and different artistic endeavors that promise to be messy. Please make sure kids are dressed for mess
After School
I hope everyone is settled into school and ready to get down to the business of making fine art. I’m thinking of some new and different artistic endeavors that promise to be messy. Please make sure kids are dressed for mess
Smorgasbord!
We had a wonderful summer of Art Smorgasbord! We did clay pieces, watercolor, pastel, and acrylic paintings. Moving into after school classes starting September 14. Class size is limited to 6 students, and Thursday is already full. I might do
Smorgasbord!
We had a wonderful summer of Art Smorgasbord! We did clay pieces, watercolor, pastel, and acrylic paintings. Moving into after school classes starting September 14. Class size is limited to 6 students, and Thursday is already full. I might do
Still Summer
We’ve had so much fun doing Art Smorgasbord. This is the last week, and then everyone can focus on getting back into the swing of things for school. The after school classes will probably resume on September 14. Meanwhile, dig
Still Summer
We’ve had so much fun doing Art Smorgasbord. This is the last week, and then everyone can focus on getting back into the swing of things for school. The after school classes will probably resume on September 14. Meanwhile, dig
Summer Art Smorgasbord
We’ve been having lots of fun with art smorgasbord. Kids love the clay. Last week we did clay, pastels en plain air, watercolor, and acrylic painting. Enjoy these wonderful artworks, and scroll down for the schedule.
Summer Art Smorgasbord
We’ve been having lots of fun with art smorgasbord. Kids love the clay. Last week we did clay, pastels en plain air, watercolor, and acrylic painting. Enjoy these wonderful artworks, and scroll down for the schedule.
Onward Summer
I had so much fun with the littles last week; they were all great listeners and had excellent manners! We did clay, pastel still life of flowers, painted the clay, made fauve acrylic paintings, and had a birthday party too.
Onward Summer
I had so much fun with the littles last week; they were all great listeners and had excellent manners! We did clay, pastel still life of flowers, painted the clay, made fauve acrylic paintings, and had a birthday party too.
Hot Summer Art!
We had a great first summer session. Managed to get the kids outside to paint en plein air. Weeks 3 and 4 are still open, so times and days are flexible if any group wants to do a session of three
Hot Summer Art!
We had a great first summer session. Managed to get the kids outside to paint en plein air. Weeks 3 and 4 are still open, so times and days are flexible if any group wants to do a session of three
Summer Art!
Summer’s here, and I’m getting ready for the sessions, gathering up ideas and materials, taking some time to clean and organize the studio. I hope everyone has a safe and pleasant holiday. Enjoy thse wonderful artworks, and scroll down for
Summer Art!
Summer’s here, and I’m getting ready for the sessions, gathering up ideas and materials, taking some time to clean and organize the studio. I hope everyone has a safe and pleasant holiday. Enjoy thse wonderful artworks, and scroll down for
Congratulations!
This year a bunch of Top of the World alumni graduated from high school. Congrats to Emma Buckley, Ainsley Cronin, Noelle Schneider, Kathryn Spiegel, Chelsea Wennerberg, Brian Carman, and Sophia Piech, all wonderful talented, creative people who will continue to shine
Congratulations!
This year a bunch of Top of the World alumni graduated from high school. Congrats to Emma Buckley, Ainsley Cronin, Noelle Schneider, Kathryn Spiegel, Chelsea Wennerberg, Brian Carman, and Sophia Piech, all wonderful talented, creative people who will continue to shine
Learning from the Masters
We’re looking at masterworks and learning from the painters who painted them. Since we weathered the pandemic, and the kids had so little freedom last year, I’ve loosened up with the curriculum and am letting the students make more decisions about
Learning from the Masters
We’re looking at masterworks and learning from the painters who painted them. Since we weathered the pandemic, and the kids had so little freedom last year, I’ve loosened up with the curriculum and am letting the students make more decisions about