art courses – Page 31

Brand New Idea

April 28, 2020May 17, 2020 Chris

I have an idea. What about a membership? To encourage each other to paint. Naturally there will be a teaching component too – to help your art to grow. (Update: 17 May 20 – the current membership is now closed. Next opportunity to sign up will happen in August 2020, for a membership starting September 2020.)

Old Forest

April 21, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

There was such an enthusiastic response to the student collages that were featured in last week’s art newsletter thank you to everyone. More information here: Old Forest

Student Collages – Fantastic!

April 14, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

“Just Another Pink Elephant” – collage by Cheryl O . So proud of my students from the recent collage class. 4 of the 8 weeks were done online. Check out their fabulous paintings here: Student Collages – Fantastic!

The Latest About Online Courses

April 7, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

I am more than a little excited to get started making some online classes. These will be 5 week classes with a new painting to work through each week. I will be busy making videos over the next few weeks. Sign up for my art newsletters to be among the first to know when these go live. More information here: The Latest About Online Courses.

Decisions Made!

March 31, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

More information here: Decisions Made! *************************************** What am I doing instead of the Canadian Landscape course? I have just purchased Teachable as a platform for my next online courses. This is what I hope to do – learn Teachable and then post a 4 week online art course on a different topic. (Yet to be chosen.) Thank you for your patience as I get this together. Watch your art newsletters for when it is ready to go!

It’s Getting Obvious

March 24, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

More information here: It’s Getting Obvious *************************************** It seems to be getting obvious that the 10 week course starting mid April will need to be online too: Canadian Landscapes Course

Doing What?

March 17, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

More Information here: Doing What ************************************** Canadian Landscapes is starting mid April. In 2 weeks time I will decide whether or not it will also be an online course: Canadian Landscapes Course

A Splash of Waterlilies

March 10, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

More information here: A Splash of Waterlilies A big thank you to Angela Richardson who kindly let me use her beautiful photo as a reference for the waterlily painting featured above.

Canadian Landscapes

March 3, 2020May 6, 2020 Chris

More information here: Canadian landscapes ************************************** This popular course usually fills up quickly. Don’t miss out on this chance to find a freer interpretation in colour and in shapes for your landscape style: Canadian Landscapes course with Cheryl O

Howdy Neighbour

July 25, 2012May 7, 2020 Cheryl

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