Portland Community College Workshops
Please note: All workshops are one day in length, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. And are for 16 years and older. Checks to be made payable to Glastonbury Studios for material fees.
See PCC catalogue or go online at www.pcc.edu/community for workshop costs, ocations and registration information.
Friday, February 24 Creating a Nature Sketchbook One-Day Workshop
Tigard Senior Center 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Spend a day learning how to sketch the natural world around us, using pencil, pen
and watercolor. We'll explore plants, birds, small animals and landscapes. Bring
spiral sketchbook. All other supplies and lunch provided (pizza and coke). $20 materials
fee.
Saturday, February 25 How to Draw Flowers One-Day Workshop
PCC/Sylvania campus (Pine Room)10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Here's your chance to learn how to draw simple flowers to complex, using pencil, pen, colored pencil and watercolor wash. Bring spiral sketchbook, all other materials supplied. $15 material fee.
Friday, March 9 How to Draw Birds One-Day Workshop
Tigard Senior Center 10 a.m. to
4 p.m.
An introduction course to sketching birds from skeleton to feather, using pencil, ink, colored pencil and watercolor. Bring spiral sketchbook, all other supplies . $15 material fee.
Saturday, March 10 Travel Sketching Workshop
PCC/Sylvania campus (Room SS211) 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Journey with your sketchbook. Capture street scenes, markets, people and landscapes.
Use pencil, watercolor pencil, watercolor washes or pen and ink. Bring spiral sketchbook,
all other supplies provided. $15 materials fee.
For PCC info on workshops go on-line, to:
http://www.pcc.edu/commun ity/creative-arts.cfm
Or call PCC for more information at
971-722-8888
Pastel Workshop at Sitka Center in Oregon, August 2010
Workshops
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Colored Pencil
Fourth Annual Glastonbury Studios’
Acrylic Painting Retreat
May 25-May 28
Hood River, Oregon
$250
This year's acrylic panting workshop retreat will be held in Hood River at the Big Foot Lodge. The weekend includes workshop instruction, lodging for four days and three nights, breakfast and lunch,workbook and most supplies. First come, first serve. Limit is 10 students. Reservations and payment must be made by February 25 or earlier. Please email jjgoodell@gmail.com for registration form and more details. Supply list available at registration.
Launching New
All workshops are at my studio, for one day and include lunch, unless otherwise noted. $65 per person Register today by writing: jjgoodell@gmail.com
Visual Journaling
Saturday, March 24 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Journaling is a great way to relieve stress and express yourself. Discover your inner artist through various art materials & found pieces. Bring #90 (or heavier)spiral sketchbook. All other supplies, including workbook.
Beginning Acrylics
Saturday, April 7 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Here's a chance to learn the basics to acrylic painting; learn about brushes, palette knives, brush strokes, and surfaces. No experience is needed. Bring apron, rag and paper towels. All other supplies provided--including workbook.
Beginning Watercolors
Saturday, June 23 10 a.m. to 4 p.m
Watercolor is one of the hardest mediums to learn. Let me take you by the hand and show how to use brush, paper and paints in order develop a solid foundation.You will learn to mix colors using a very limited palette. Bring 100% cotton watercolor paper or pad (enough for four 1/4 sheet projects), apron and paper towels. All other supplies provided, including workbook.
Write me at jjgoodell@gmail.com for registration information.
Workshop Reservation
To reserve a seat in one of the classes listed to the left, email jjgoodell@gmail.com.
Pre-registration is required. Seating is limited.
Cancellation Policy
Pre-payment is required for all classes by Glastonbury Studios. You may cancel up to one week before class begins without penalty. No refund is available after the session(s) begins.
Workshops at Sitka Center for Art and Ecology
Details and registration at : http://www.sitkacenter.com/classes/recordlist.lasso
June 27
Basic Drawing: One-day workshop $85.00
Anyone can draw! Hundreds of people have taken
this workshop and they have walked out with drawings. Good drawings! That's because
drawing is a skill that anyone can learn. It's just like the skill you learned when
you first wrote your ABCs. In this basic course, I will take you by the hand and
show you how to begin with simple lines and shapes. Then by using form, you will
be creating fruit, flowers, houses, and more in no time at all. No talent or experience
required, just a willingness to learn. Practice workbook included. Most materials
supplied.
June 28-29
Beginning Acrylics: Two-day workshop $160.00
If you ever wanted to learn
to paint, this is the workshop to take. Unlike other painting media, acrylic is the
easiest and most forgiving. In this beginning workshop, you will learn how to put
paint to canvas in a relaxed, encouraging environment. Along with learning how to
handle the paint and a variety of mediums, you will also discover how to use brushes
and brushstrokes, paint on various grounds (paper, boards) and have fun while you're
at it. In addition to leaving with some great first-time paintings, you'll have a
workbook that will serve as a future reference tool. Most materials supplied.
July 1-2
Nature Sketching: Two -day workshop $145.00
Imagine yourself in the middle of a forest,
a gentle breeze washes over your face, the leaves dance on the trees and sunshine
is just peaking through the mist that hugs at the forest's edge. You can take a picture
or try to remember the moment. Better yet, you can live in the now, sketch what's
in front of you and release the moment onto paper with pencil, pen and a splash of
watercolor. That's what “Creating a Nature Sketchbook” is all about. In two days
you'll learn how to identify plants, to really look at your natural surroundings
and capture what you see, and finally, describe it all on paper through sketching,
color, and words. Some experience with sketching is desirable, but not necessary.
Most materials supplied.