Art is for everyone!
Beginning Level
Age 4 - 8
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This is an introductory course in studio. Use basic shapes and draw with step-by-step instruction. We will add color to our drawings too. Class content always changes, class designed not to be repeated. Learn the fundamentals of drawing and painting in a fun learning environment. This class will teach line, shape, color and texture. Skills taught in this class will enhance a child’s imagination and set the basics for many drawings to come! Curriculum for each class is unique.
This is a basic drawing course designed to teach students fundamental drawing skills and techniques. Composition and presentation of subject matter as well as use of pencil, oil pastel, dry pastel, watercolors, and acrylic paint will be emphasized.
Intermediate Level
Ages 8 - 12
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This course will focus on developing fundamental drawing skills, with an emphasis on line, shape, mass, volume, texture, light, and shade. Students will work from still life and human figure as they learn about space, perspective, proportion, and composition.
Students will master their skills of using pencil, oil pastel, dry pastel, watercolors, and acrylic paint.
Advanced Level
Ages 12 +
Students will focus on working with watercolors and oil paint on canvas.
Spend some time soaking in the fun and creativity while making art. Discover an artist in yourself!
Each participant will complete their own masterpiece to take home
Art Classes for Adults
Here is a drive within all of us to create and express ourselves through art. I believe that drive comes from a need to achieve a balance within ourselves. That balance is felt when you are creating something exactly as you wish it to be. Sometimes other forms of communication may fail to allow us to express ourselves completely, and this is when we turn to art. Adults will focus on working with oil paint on canvas.
AP Studio Art
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The AP Studio Art is for art students who are motivated learners and who are serious about developing their ability to communicate their ideas, thoughts, and feelings in visual form. This course is not based on a written exam; instead, students submit a portfolio at the end of the academic year to attempt to earn college credit. Students are required to produce a minimum 20 works of art that reflect issues related to 2D design. Media such as Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Mixed Media, and Collage are utilized. This course enables students to develop quality artworks that demonstrate, strong visual idea development, significant knowledge of the elements and principles of design, and the artistic skill and ability necessary to apply them.
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Prerequisites
Students may also be required to present previously produced work in portfolio form as evidence of skills and ability prior to enrollment.