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June Online Classes


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Stargazer Lily Botanical Drawing with Cathy Boytos

When:   June 5, 2 - 5 EDt
Cost:  $40
Live and Recorded class on Zoom.
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Cathy is back with a beautiful Stargazer Lily botanical drawing for you! If you haven't taken a class with Cathy yet you're in for a great treat! Cathy has this amazing ability to break down the botantical element into managable pieces so that anyone (and I mean anyone) can create beautiful drawings! 
No prior illustraion drawing required. You’ll learn how to study the basic shapes of flowers in order to use a step-by-step method of drawing. Shading/hatching techniques will also be taught. Upon completion you’ll not only have a stunning work of art, you’ll gain a new level of confidence and be amazed at the result!  I've hear so many students say "I can't believe that I drew that!" after taking one of Cathy's classes!

In This Workshop Participants Will:
  • Learn to draw beautiful botanticals
  • Create using easy step-by-step instructions
  • Master several shading and hashing techniques
  • You will complete two beautiful botanical drawings in time for gift giving!
This class is suitable for students at all levels!
 Supplies:
  • Good drawing paper - choose one:  Hot-Press Watercolor Paper, 90 lb. or 140 lb., Bristol Vellum Smooth Paper, Mixed Media Paper, or Drawing paper pads: (70lb. +)
  • Black Micron (or other brand) I use a Faber Castell Ecco Pigment 0.4 • Larger nib size, i.e. 0.3, 0.4
  • Black Micron 005 (for hatching - a must)
  •  Optional: Black Micron 003
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Zentangle® Dingbatz with Brian Crimmins, CZT

When: June 6, 2 - 4 EDT
Cost: $40
Live and Recorded class on Zoom.


Dingbats (with an “s”) have been used for centuries in typography to decorate book covers, to separate sections in a book or other document, to create visual interest, to frame text or large initials, to draw attention to a particular passage or quote, and much more. Dingbatz (with a “z”) are used in a similar way, and with great versatility. They’re fun to draw using familiar Zentangle techniques, and they can add a little magic to just about any surface.

​In this class you will:
  • Understand the anatomy of Dingbatz that will support you in drawing balanced designs both in placement and in texture.
 
  • Learn how to draw Dingbatz using classic Zentangle skills as a foundation. This includes suggestions on the types of tangles that play well with others to make your Dingbatz as delicious as possible.
 
  • Be inspired by a wide variety of examples that illustrate how Dingbatz can be used to create special touches to almost any surface. 
Supply List:
The supplies are very simple, just your basic Zentangle® supplies including black and brown Micron pens, pencil, 3 1/2" squares of art paper, sketch book and the book Zentangle Dingbatz by Brian Crimmins, CZT. 

Who can attend? Everyone! This class is open to all artists! A basic understanding of the Zentangle® method is recommended.




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Vintage Metal Deck 
with Leighanna Light 

When: June 12 & 13
Cost: TBA
Live and Recorded class on Zoom.

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Scribble to Structure
with Sandra Duran Wilson​

When: June 26 & 27
Cost: TBA
Live and Recorded class on Zoom.

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