Spring Fling! ’23

Flowers are an incredibly rewarding and beautiful subject – but also a very challenging one. In this one-hour demo, Catherine

In this one-hour demo presentation, Yana Beylinson will discuss different opportunities for breaking through, whether it is by using mirrors,

Join Tracy Everly as she demonstrates and explains mixing colors for spring flowers and plants on her palette to develop

In this artist’s talk, artist Soo Hong will share her Nature Chiasm painting series, sharing how she used both Western

Join Mark Daniel Nelson for a fascinating look at how he recently used Procreate to help him produce a large

Aaron M. Thompson, Full Time Assistant Professor at the Pennsylvania College of Art and Design will discuss the current exhibition,

In this free one-hour paint-along, award-winning artist Bernard Dellario, will share two demos, explaining his process in both oils and

Pull out pen and paper and get ready to sketch-along with artist Stacy Kamin. Discover approaches for sketching complex architecture

For any drawing artist, paper is the most important partner and ally in the making of their art, so it

Join painter Liz Prescott for this fast paced one-hour paint-along/demo. Liz will share some of her techniques for simplifying the

Join award-winning artist Susan Fay Schauer for this colored pencil demo of a crying eye

Discover strategies for observing and recording spring unfolding with artist Jean Mackay in this hour long class. Jean will demo

Gesture drawing is a way to quickly sketch out a character in motion. In this gesture drawing “sketch-along,” discover how

In this online demo, Scott will share some of the key aspects of his artistic process, including his use of

Using various mediums such as acrylic, oil paint, encaustic wax, and even tempera, Larry Calkins will share how he creates

Paint fast and loose in this one-hour watercolor demo/paint-along with Sarah B Hansen. Sarah will share her process for painting

Patrick Lee will share techniques for mixing accurate colors, based on Arthur Stern’s book, How to See Color and Paint