| . | |
. |
|
|
Adult
One Stroke & Decorative Painting Classes
Come and Join our day or evening classes for beginner and intermediate painters. Weekly classes focus on developing a variety of painting skills, while utilizing a wide range of mediums (i.e., glass, fabric, wood, candles, tile, etc.) One
Stroke Painting Classes:
Decorative
Painting Classes:
Click
on the pictures to enlarge
|
Customer Comments:
"It
just amazes me how much I've learned from Karen. I've never been able to even
draw a stick figure. My only regret is that I did not try this sooner in life.
I enjoy painting so much and wish that everyone would give themselves the chance
to learn it. It really isn't something you are born with, it can be an acquired
skill with the right teacher and a sense of humor! The people I've met going
to class have become friends and I look forward to seeing them each week."
L. Norton, Melrose, MA
"I
never thought I could learn to paint. I'm amazed at some of the beautiful things
I've been able to paint".
B. Perez, Somerville, MA
"What
I like about the classes are first the great bunch of "girls" I have
become friends with. I think learning different techniques is probably what
I find most interesting. I took oil painting classes many years ago where you
were told what color paint without learning why. This is not so much what project
you are painting, but learning what paints, (all acrylics are different) and
brushes (all have different purposes) are used for in that particular project."
L. Camberlain, Saugus, MA
"After
painting my first item, I was hooked. What looks hard to paint is a snap. Karen
helps take all the mystery out of painting and shows how easy it is. The people
that I paint with are great. It's a wonderful relaxing time to get together."
L. Moore, Wakefield, MA
"Karen's
painting class has been completely positive. I have gone from not knowing the
proper way to load a brush to creating pieces I am truly proud of - enough so
that I have sold many of them! Karen gears projects to the group's current painting
expertise (or in my case lack of) - always taking students to the next level
of learning and challenge. Her primary focus is on technique - encouraging students
to learn a variety of styles - instead of just learning one artist's style."
Cheryl Legassey, Arlington, MA
