Posted in Art Class, Landscape, tagged Beach, flag, Landscape, palette knife on June 30, 2016| Leave a Comment »
We had a BUSY day of creating art at The Studio yesterday. We started with our regular adult class in the morning followed by two groups of kids from Front Royal Christian School that painted the “Patriotic Park”.
Then our regular Wednesday Kid’s Class came in followed by the evening Adult Art Class. Whew!!!!!! A long day but a lot of happy artists. 🙂
Posted in daily painter, Paint Party, tagged Famous Painters, Manet, roses on June 29, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Last night our painters re-created this beautiful Manet painting of the Red and Yellow Roses. And they did a fabulous job! Good work everyone.
Our Famous Painter series is every 4th Tuesday at The Studio.
Posted in Art Camp, daily painter, tagged Art Camp, Cypress, Van Gogh, Wheat on June 28, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday the Art Campers (ages 5-7) painted like Vincent Van Gogh. And what a terrific job they did.
Nice work everyone.
Posted in daily painter, Paint Party, tagged Harry Potter, Hedwig, Paint Party on June 27, 2016| Leave a Comment »
We had a large group painting at the Harry Potter Paint Party yesterday afternoon. Super!
Posted in Paint Party, tagged Beach, palm tree on June 26, 2016| Leave a Comment »
We went to the Beach yesterday — well, not really. But we did paint a beach scene at Sarah’s Birthday Paint Party at The Studio. And it was so much fun! Great job girls. They look great!!!
Posted in daily painter, Paint Party, tagged fundraiser, Humane Society of Warren County, Robin's Nest on June 25, 2016| Leave a Comment »
We painted last night at The Studio to raise money for the Humane Society of Warren County. A great bunch of ladies came out to help and painted a beautiful Robin’s Nest. Great job!
And please remember that our animal shelter and Humane Society can always use your help. There are many ways to assist them: donate money, walk dogs, foster homeless pets, serve as a Good Buddy, donate items they need like pet food or paper supplies. Check out there website for more information.
Posted in Art Camp, daily painter, tagged Monet on June 24, 2016| Leave a Comment »
We finished this session of Art Camp with a large painting of Monet’s Garden with the Japanese Bridge. Lovely!
A new session of Art Camp begins on Monday for ages 5-7. Sign your young painter up now. Click here to register and here for more information.
Posted in Art Camp, Art Class, tagged Degas, Edgar Degas, horses, ice cream, kids class on June 23, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday we continued Art Camp and studied Edgar Degas “The Jockey”. The kids did a terrific job on this difficult painting.
Then in the afternoon we had our regular weekly kids art class where we painted ice cream cones. It made us all hungry! Great work everyone….
Posted in Art Camp, daily painter, Paint Party, Team Building, tagged Monet, sailboat, Team Building on June 22, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday was busy for The Studio. Art Camp in the morning had the campers painting a beautiful Monet inspired sailboat. The kids did a fabulous job on this one. And we even had a little time left to explore palette knife painting. We pack a LOT into just three hours in the morning at camp.
As soon as camp ended we loaded up the supplies and rushed out to the Shenandoah River State Park to hold a Paint Party for Lord Fairfax Community College Workforce Solutions Team. They painted a wonderful view from the park of a road that leads to the River. Even a huge impending storm couldn’t dampen our spirits. This enthusiastic group was a joy with which to paint. Thanks everyone! Check out more about “Team Building” here.
Posted in Art Camp, Flowers, tagged Edouard Manet, Manet, MLB, roses on June 21, 2016| Leave a Comment »
We started the 2nd week of Art Camp studying Edouard Manet and painting his Yellow Rose. These kids did a GREAT job with this one. First we created our own color wheels and talked about color mixing and that allowed us to get a good idea of how to make our paintings look like Manet’s. Today we study Monet.
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