Posted in daily painter, tagged button, buttons, Christmas tree on November 17, 2020| Leave a Comment »
We have been looking for a fun project to do with buttons at The Studio and we think we found it. A beautiful Christmas Tree made from buttons and beads will be an amazing addition to your holiday decor. Join us on Tuesday, December 1st at 6 pm. Space is limited so register now by clicking here.
Posted in Art Class, Holidays, tagged Christmas tree on December 19, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The kids painted Christmas Trees for their final painting of the year. We’ll create more fabulous art in the New Year. If you have a young artist interested in painting have them join us. Contact kwalker@thestudioforlearning.com to get more info. Remember Gift Certificates are available and make a great gift for young and old!
Posted in Art Class, Holidays, tagged Christmas tree on December 8, 2016| Leave a Comment »
The kids created a mixed media work of art yesterday using paper, paint, buttons and glue. Great work everyone!
Posted in Art Camp, Holidays, tagged Abstract, acrylic, Art Class, art lessons, Blue Ridge Arts Council, Christmas tree on December 13, 2013| Leave a Comment »
The boys painted these wonderful “Abstract Christmas Trees” in class yesterday. Fun! Great job guys. Next week will be the last Kids Painting Class of 2013. If you have a young artist, consider signing them up for classes in the New Year or give them a gift certificate to get them started. Contact kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com for more information.
Posted in Small Town Life, tagged Blue Ridge Arts Council, Christmas tree, Christmas wreath, daily painter, impressionism, Shenandoah Valley, Small Town Life, wreathes on November 18, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Every year the Blue Ridge Arts Council holds a fundraiser called “Deck the Halls”. Many people chip in by decorating trees and wreaths and donate them to be sold for the benefit of arts programing in our community. The event is this evening with the sale beginning at 7 pm.
This tree called “Bark for the Park” was decorated by my friend Linda Kusior who took my Bark for the Park posters and turned them into ornaments. Isn’t it cute?! Thanks Linda.
I painted this Santa Bowl that I donated for sale.
This snowman chair was my other donation to the fundraiser. I hope that these items sell well to benefit BRAC.
You really should take the time to attend. Not only will it put you in the holiday spirit but you will see so many great ideas. Creativity abounds at this event. Just take a look at this adorable “Snowgirl” tree. She has on a little tutu skirt and is holding her shoes in one hand and her purse in the other as she tiptoes thru the snow. I love her.
Be sure to stop by. You don’t want to miss all these wonderful ideas. See, here is even more….
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