In this workshop, we will dig deep into our personal narratives while looking outside of ourselves for ideas, events and motifs that link our experiences with larger threads of meaning. We will explore how associative thinking, research, reflection and personal … Continue reading
Category: Classes / Workshops
April Third Thursday: Debut Fiction: The Road to Publication
In April, join us for a conversation with three writers who are just days away from the publication of their debut novels. We’ll discuss the journey so far – from knowing when you’re ready to submit, to querying literary agents, to … Continue reading
Abstract Mark-Making Workshop April 3 with Aidan Donahue
Saturday, April 3, 10am-4 pm at the Jaycee Park Center for the Arts, 1975 Puritan Dr., Irving TX 75061 (directions). Sponsored by the Irving Art Association.
Creatively apply paint, use mixed media, and integrate words within your art. … Continue reading
A Month of Your Life: Weekly Online Photography Workshop
Your life is interesting. Really! What seems to be mundane today will be fascinating when photographed well, especially when viewed a bit later when you have a little more distance from your current story. It turns out that if you … Continue reading
Shibori Workshop
Japanese Shibori: 800 Years of Tradition – April 24th – 25th 9:30 to 4:30 – Lecture April 22nd – Austin, Texas
This workshop will cover the fine Japanese art techniques of Arashi, Katazome, Itajime and Ori-Nui. Learn to make an … Continue reading
New Fiber Arts School
The Austin School of Fiber Arts is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a nourishing, learning environment for the community and the opportunity to study the fiber arts.
It is our mission to not only provide an educational experience but … Continue reading
March 20th: Collage / Vintage Ephemera, Independent Workday and Beginner workshop at The Encaustic Center
| Hi friends, We have a wonderful Collage / Vintage Ephemera workshop coming up March 20th along with Independent Workday time and a full Beginner workshop which includes the Vintage Ephemera focus! Please let me know where you’d like to join |
Learn to color bubbles with Copics + colored pencils! March 27 Zoom Workshop
When: Saturday, March 27th from 9:30-12:00 p.m. CST
Where: Virtual Zoom Classroom (bunny slippers allowed)
Have you always wanted to learn how to color iridescent bubbles with your Copic markers or colored pencils? This month’s workshop teaches you how to … Continue reading
Texas Bluebonnets Online Workshops March – May Schedule
Mar 10 People, Places, & Things 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Expressionist impressions of people, places, and things. Aidan Donahue will demonstrate his expressionist artistry. Join as we share our art work related to people, places, and things! All art … Continue reading
Drypoint Printmaking with Junanne Peck March 26th
Drypoint Printmaking – Simple Technique, Great results!
Instruction is free — $20 supply fee
Limited to 10 artists. REGISTRATION REQUIRED
REQUIRED Masks and social distancing protocols – Instructor has asked that all attendees have completed Covid vaccination
Register through Meetup… Continue reading
Literary Chat Box Trivia: TX Fundraiser Edition March 4th
Chris Brandley Unlocking Color Secrets online classes
Local artist Chris Brandley is now offering a monthly online option for workshops — perfect for learning from your home or studio. https://chrisbrandley.com/lp-unlocking-color-secrets/
For a short time she’s even offering the first month free. FREE Access – Unlocking Color Secrets… Continue reading
March Third Thursday: Comfort Writing: Writing About Food
Let’s talk about food. Whether it’s family or friends sitting at the dinner table at the end of the day, or the passing down of recipes from generation to generation, food bridges divides and makes us feel at home and … Continue reading
“Crafting a Nonfiction Book Proposal” ONLINE with Jessica Wilbanks
Demystify the nonfiction book proposal process.
Unlike fiction manuscripts, which are normally completed in full prior to being sold to an editor, nonfiction books are often sold “on proposal.” This class is designed to demystify the process of writing a … Continue reading
“Drama in the Details: A Day in the Life in Historical Fiction” ONLINE with Sherri L. Smith
Are you writing a World War II adventure novel? A Victorian romance? A 1950s noir? Answer one question: What did your protagonist have for breakfast, and where?
It’s the small details of everyday living that really bring historical fiction to … Continue reading
“Not Just One of the Gang: Writing Ensemble Casts” ONLINE with Tracy Wolff
Want to create powerful characters and relationships that engage readers, sell books, and live on long after the final page is read?
From Buffy the Vampire Slayer to the Fast and the Furious movies to Harry Potter, a strong … Continue reading
Watercolors with Jeff Jensen, SWS: Workshop Feb. 27 & 28
February 27 – 28, 2021 $180
Jeffrey K. Jensen, AIA, SWS, WFWS is presently President of the Southwestern Watercolor Society and a 38-year veteran of the design industry. His passion for architecture and the built environment has fueled his 45-year … Continue reading
Watercolor – 2 Day Exploration and Innovation with Jeni Tomlinson
$125 Tuition. To register go to http://www.lastartgallery.com and click on Art Class Sign-up. Fun and accessible small student class to explore several more modern presentations of watercolor that you can do easily. There will be discussion of composition, materials and … Continue reading
SWS March Watercolor Workshop is ONLINE with Carl Dalio
From Tuesday through Thursday, March 9 – 11, 2021, the Southwestern Watercolor Society will be hosting a workshop with international watercolor artist, Carl Dalio. Known for the saturated colors in his land and seascapes and still lifes, Dalio is widely … Continue reading
Arts & Health Webinar: Why Art Therapy Works!
Thursday, February 25, 2021
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
| Can art therapy have measurable health outcomes on our physiology and psychology? How can creativity and self-expression aid in resilience, recovery, and overall health? Join us for a fascinating conversation with |
Wonderful World of Glass Art: Free demo / open art series
Friday nights in February – 6-9pm FREE. Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26. Reservation required – limited to 10 artists – pandemic protocols observed
This is an Open Art/Demonstration series by Sheryl McBroom designed for everyone over 18. You can bring … Continue reading
How To’s & Best Practices – Applying for Artist Grants Feb. 18
Join us for The Mix Creative Space – February “How To’s for Artists and Creatives” presentation via Zoom.
Topic: How To’s & Best Practices – Applying for Artist Grants
Date/Time – Thursday, February 18th – 1pm – 2pm via Zoom… Continue reading
Patrick Saunders Workshop June 2-4
Explore the essential techniques for painting from direct observation and photography with award winning painter Patrick Saunders. Learn to paint any subject, from the most simple to complex with one approach. Students will learn about composition, value, texture, color temperature … Continue reading
Acrylics Workshop with Justin Burns Feb. 19 & 20
The Weatherford Art Association is hosting a workshop on February 19th & 20th. Justin Burns will teach us about the use of tools in acrylic design and painting. This is a two day workshop where all supplies are furnished. Don’t … Continue reading
Woman’s Club of Ft. Worth Art Instruction
For the first time ever, the Woman’s Club of Fort Worth is offering art instruction to area artists. The newly refurbished Carriage House Studio is situated on the beautiful campus on Pennsylvania Avenue. Classes are for beginners through accomplished artists … Continue reading