Experiment with a new, growing media for arts and crafts - alcohol inks. Learn to use this fun, fluid medium that uses intensely bright dyes on a non-porous surface. Projects include one abstract of impressionistic image on Yupo paper and a decorative wine bottle. No experience required. Bring a protective apron or smock as inks can stain.
Learn Raku, the ancient Japanese style of firing pottery. Pieces can be made on the potter's wheel or by hand-building. Participate in the firing process and leave with your finished work at the end of the firing day. Class hours are: First session (Work Day): Saturday, 9-2 p.m.; Second Session (Trim Day): Sunday 9am - 12:30 p.m. Third session (Glaze Day): Saturday: 9:00am - 12:30 p.m.; Fourth session (Firing Day): Sunday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. No experience necessary.
Work at the potter's wheel in the HCC ceramics studio and learn the fundamentals of throwing clay. After creating various forms, learn to bisque-fire, and then how to glaze the finished product. Bring a bucket, sponge, and towel. Pottery tools may be purchased at the College Store.
Develop drawing techniques through a variety of exercises leading to a final project during the last few weeks of class. Continuing students encouraged to enroll.
Investigate a new drawing medium with pen and ink. Practice mix media drawing with a variety of wet mediums and learn different techniques in shading, texture, depth and value. Complete assignments that focus on a specific skill related to pen and ink drawing. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply.
Investigate painting with acrylic or oil paint. Practice color theory, stylistic choices, and various application techniques while working from a still life. Finish the course by creating a painting of your choice with the assistance of the instructor and class critiques. Those returning to painting are
welcome. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply.
Focus on painting skills and techniques necessary to paint using watercolors. Practice color theory, stylistic choices and composition as you apply these skills to a final project. Perfect for the beginning artist and those new to watercolors. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply.
Choose your preferred painting medium (oil, watercolor, or acrylic) as you develop your own personal, artistic style. Focus on painting skills and techniques necessary to create beautiful landscape artworks. Participate in critique and classroom discussions about artwork and the art-making experience. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply. Suggested prerequisites: Fundamentals of Drawing, Drawing with Color, or Introduction to Painting.
Both the beginner and more experienced student will enjoy learning how to execute landscapes in luminous, transparent watercolor. Emphasis is on good composition, color properties, and watercolor techniques including wet into wet, lost edges, and glazing. Demonstrations and individual guidance will be provided by the instructor. Materials will be discussed at the first class, at which time a supply list will be distributed. If you already have supplies, bring them to the first class. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply.
Learn to execute landscapes in oils or acrylics by exploring various techniques including alla prima (wet into wet), underpainting, and layering. Emphasis is on good composition, color properties, and confident brushwork. Demonstrations and individual instruction will be provided by the instructor. Materials will be discussed during the first class session. All levels are welcome. If you already have supplies, bring them to the first class. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply.
Tuition: $129
Fee: $65
Sessions: 10
25235
Wed.
2/9-4/20
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Joppa Hall, Rm. 016
R. Cooper
No class 3/29
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