November 19th, 2008 at 4:01 pm
(Guest Artists)
Guest Instructor - Steve Lubanovic
Steve Lubanovic is a self-taught artist. He has been drawing since childhood and attended the Tam O’Shanter art classes at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, PA during grade school. Later, he worked at a silk-screen sportswear and graphic arts company as an artist and printer, and also has a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He continues to be sought out to create artistic designs for sportswear for various establishments in the Pittsburgh area. Steve has also designed a line of computer furniture for Haskell of Pittsburgh Inc., and is currently a foreman at PennDOT. Steve started painting using the ‘wet-on-wet’ technique in 1994 and does commissioned artwork on a variety of media including slate, saw blades and canvas. In 2008, Steve began teaching the ‘wet-on-wet’ technique at Marcia Brown’s MorningGloryArt art studio in Butler, Pennsylvania.
November 18th, 2008 at 10:10 pm
(Art Class Photos 2008)
~ Cardinals in the Lamplight ~
Intermediate/Advanced Class: November 2008
Two class sessions were well worth the effort put forth to create these lovely paintings. Please note that Kazamir (one of the three studio kitties) was determined to be part of the photo and thanks to Kathy, he succeeded. 
(Sorry to the gal who couldn’t join us.)
November 18th, 2008 at 9:59 pm
(Art Class Photos 2008)
~ Perry Penguin ~
Intermediate Class: November 2008
One of my favorite classes of the year…. easy techniques used to create a most pleasing work of art. Sorry to those who were not able to attend.
November 18th, 2008 at 9:54 pm
(Art Class Photos 2008)
~ There’s a Snowman at My Window ~
Intermediate Class: October 2008
Enchanting window pane painting - Fun, easy technique.
October 31st, 2008 at 6:42 pm
(Art Class Photos 2008)
~ Flowers On Glass ~
Intermediate Class: October 2008
Painting on glassware is fun and easy! Poinsettias and Summer Posies were both painted on the pretty shades of the tall, glass candle lamps and the apothocary candy jars. It was fun mixing to create different colors, not to mention the various designs everyone came up with to add finishing touches to their pieces. Great Job!
