It's been a great experience teaching watercolor painting to several senior citizens at Friendship House where my mom lives. The most "senior" member of class is learning watercolors for the first time at 90 years of age! She is still an avid quilter! They've been real good sports as I've put them through their paces to learn the color wheel. These past two classes we've taken a break from the color wheel to paint a flower - a giant hibiscus, hopefully using what they learned from the color wheel. This is just a glimpse. I'll post pictures of their finished pieces in a couple of weeks. We meet every other week for watercolor classes and the off week for pastel classes with a marvelous teacher from the area.
Roses and Flamingos
A day with Day Lilies!
This week Began a new painting adventure. Day Lilies! Steve planted 100 of them along with 100 hostas two years ago to create a border alon...
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Painting for "Visions of Community"
In recent weeks my time has been spent gardening and working with the Wabash Valley Watercolor Society planning for the future. So that has not left much time to paint. There is a community art event happening right now for which I painted a couple of 8 x 10 watercolors. The Art Museum of Greater Lafayette is sponsoring a fund raiser - local artists pay $5 for an 8 x 10 frame and donate their work to the Art Museum for an upcoming auction. These are my
two little paintings.
two little paintings.
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Classes to Begin
It's time to begin teaching watercolor classes again. Seeing students experience the joy of watercolors is something I've missed since I closed up my teaching studio over a year ago anticipating our move to West Lafayette, Indiana. There have been opportunities in recent weeks to demo and provide students with a watercolor experience which has led me to find studio space outside my home where I could schedule some classes. Class information can be found here on the blog. We'll start by creating a color wheel, then do some experimental painting of leaves to see how the paper, paint, and water interact. Join us! Spread the word!
6 Week Session
Jerie Artz – Artzart
“Fun” – damentals of Watercolor
At Basketworks
The Art of
Life Café
1020-C Sagamore
Parkway West
West lafayette, IN
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Monday afternoons 2-4pm
or
Monday evenings 6 -8pm
May 20, 27, June 3, 10, 17, 24
$150 for six classes
Recommended Supply List Attached
Come and enjoy the experience of watercolors! Positive, directed
teaching,
weekly handouts, demos and your own original creations!
May 20: Week 1 – Watercolor Basics
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Create your own Color Wheel; Painting
– Leaves
May 27: Week
2 – Color Family Tree
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Enchanted Forest/Negative Space;
Painting– Primary Colors
June 3: Week
3 – Color Family Tree
·
Enchanted Forest/Negative Space
Painting
·
Primary/Compliment Colors
June 10 Week
4 – Color Family Tree
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Enchanted
Forest/Negative Space Painting
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Primary/Compliment
and Analogous Colors
June 17 Week
5 – Florals or Still Life Painting
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Based on what has
been learned in class.
June 24 Week
6 – Tissue Paper Texture Watercolor
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Registration
Reserve your place
by mailing this form to Jerie Artz, 3635 Goodall Court,
West Lafayette,
Indiana 47906; tel. (765)838-8359
$75 due at
registration, $75 due at the first class. Make checks payable to Jerie Artz
Name _____________________________
e-mail___________________
Address____________________________ phone ___________________
Monday Afternoon Class ___________ or Evening Class ___________
Either time would work for me! _______________
To
assure your place in class, please register by May 10. In order to accommodate busy schedules, I’m
offering the afternoon or evening option.
There is a required minimum of 8 registered students per class. In the event of only one class there will be
the option to take the class offered or your check will be returned.
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