December 10th, 2009 at 12:19 am
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~ Mountain Santa Class ~
Advanced Acrylic Class: November 2009
Our Ivory Fur-Cloaked Santas were painted on either slate, wooden tavern board or sled. Santa carries his lantern along a moonlit snowy mountain pathway and pauses to wink at the viewer; stone archway with icicles and fuzzy hare are in the foreground. Considering the lateness of our second class, the instructor was delighted to see happy smiles all around the room…made for a jolly beginning of the upcoming holidays! Happy Christmas to All !!
December 10th, 2009 at 12:01 am
(Art Class Photos 2009)

~ Elegant Poinsettia Class ~
Advanced Class: November 2009
Lovely White Poinsettias (a couple blushed with peach), Peacock Feathers and a charming Christmas Dragonfly were painted on beautiful bronze charger plates. Sorry to the gal who wasn’t able to join us for the second class.
November 10th, 2009 at 10:22 pm
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~ Baltimore Oriole Class ~
Beginner Oil Class: November
Smiles all around for a fun class and beautiful paintings. Sorry to the gal who couldn’t join us for the second class.
October 31st, 2009 at 9:59 am
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~ Primary Fleurs Class ~
Intermediate Class: October 2009
Red, Yellow, Blue: the Primary Colors were used throughout our paintings to create Primrose, Batchelor Button and Black-Eyed Susan Vine along with 3 critters. The common denominator color was red: At the very end of our paintings, Red was lightly washed over the sky and foliage to both warm-up the paintings and to create some continuity among the three paintings. Thank you for a fun class. (Sorry to Barb who couldn’t join us for the second class.)
October 25th, 2009 at 5:51 pm
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~ Good Ole’ Summertime ~
Beginner OIL Class: October 2009
Our second session of Good Ole’ Summertime was as successful as the first! Wonderful cloudy skies and antiquated barns were painted by all; and it was a joy for me to watch the progress of each painting. Congratulations to all of you. Looking forward to the next “Steve” class.