intermediate acrylic painting
from realism to abstract—and everything in between
Prerequisite for this class is Intro to Acrylics.
From realism to abstract and everything in between. This course builds upon the skills acquired in our introductory class. Artists will dive deeper into learning about color and composition using acrylics as well as more advanced approaches to painting. Each artist will be working on 1-2 pieces that they will complete during the 5-week course. Intermediate prepares our students for Special Studies, Advanced Classes, Mentorship Program, and Professional Artists Program. Intermediate offers a new lesson each week, so students can take this course again and again as much they'd like. We recommend students take 3 sessions before attending more advanced classes. Supply List:
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Artists who have taken this class a few times may want to investigate our WED AM Special Studies featuring various topics and instructors. Parking Info |
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About the instructor
Kate Ashton, owner and mentor
Learn under the clear guidance of owner, published author, and artist, Kate Ashton. Kate brings to each class her years of experience making a living as an artist. She has built an arts community based on the principle of cooperation rather than competition. She has two masters degrees and has taught for 20+ years. She is honored to be one of the finalists chosen by Professional Artists Magazine as mentor of the year and placed 12th in the nation. Come and grow under this seasoned instructor and get ready to excel. Website |
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS CLASS...
• those who have already taken Intro to Acrylics class
• those who want an understanding of abstract language |
• those who want to create strong compositions
• those who want to learn new techniques with new tools |
"Great abstract class! I am in my second one and plan to take more. Nice studio, convenient location, and a Great place to meet interesting people with similar interests. excellent lessons and on-going follow up advice from the instructors."
~Steve S.