What does it mean when you hear people say they shoot large format, and why do they do it? In this 1.5-day workshop, discover what it’s like to work with a large camera, beautifully crafted out of metal or wood, … Continue reading
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Advanced Wet Plate Photography Workshop
Take a step further into wet plate photography with this two-day workshop where you will be able to work on your own portfolio, with guidance, using the wet plate collodion process. Each student will get the opportunity to work one-on-one … Continue reading
AIR/HMC, Budapest International Artists Residencies 2022
AIR/HMC, Budapest International Artists Residencies 2022
For applying, please write us for more info and application form to bszechy@yahoo.com
Application Deadline: November 25,2021 Application fee $25
We are looking forward to receiving applications of artists who have … Continue reading
Mollie Jones Watercolor Workshop Oct. 19-21
Mollie Jones Workshop – Fort Worth, Texas
Sponsored by the Society of Watercolor Artists
October 19-21, 2021
$175 for SWA Members, $200 for Non-Members
Register at https://www.swawatercolor.com/copy-of-workshops

For more information / registration please click here. … Continue reading
Colored Pencil Zoom Workshop Sept. 25 & 26
Dynamic Portraits in Colored Pencil with Jesse Lane, Online Workshop Sept. 25 & 26
Dynamic Skin Tones in Colored Pencil with Jesse Lane — Online Workshop
Draw a dramatic, realistic portrait with award-winning artist Jesse Lane.
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DCP’s Upcoming Classes and Workshops in Photography
Join us in one of DCP’s many classes and workshops this fall! Ranging from beginner to advanced, DCP strives to provide educational opportunities for North Texas’ photographic community.
… Continue readingOnly 3 seats left for Derek Penix workshop
Derek Penix – Nationally recognized artist for his outstanding creative oil painting technics will be teaching a workshop in Fort Worth September 1,2,3.
Location: Women’s Club of Fort Worth, 1316 Pennsylvania Ave., FT.Worth. Texas
For more information and to sign … Continue reading
Expressive Pastels: Loosen Up and Add some Spice to your Paintings with Karen Margulis PSA IAPS- MC
The Pastel Society of the Southwest has organized a F2F workshop this fall. October 4-6, 2021
Karen Margulis is a full-time artist and art educator. She lives in Atlanta Georgia with her husband Michael. Karen received her BA in Education … Continue reading
“Anatomy of a Scene: Activating Setting” ONLINE with Charlotte Gullick
Setting is the hidden tool in the writer’s took kit – learn to use it with more precision. https://www.writersleague.org/calendar/anatomy-of-a-scene-activating-setting-online-with-charlotte-gullick/
Setting has the potential to energize plot, deepen tension, and reveal character nuances. Yet, many of us overlook this rich aspect … Continue reading
“Double Talk: Making Dialogue Work for You” ONLINE with Jeramey Kraatz
Join us as author and scriptwriter Jeramey Kraatz discusses the importance of dynamic dialogue and the vital role it plays in writing. https://www.writersleague.org/calendar/double-talk-making-dialogue-work-for-you-online-with-jeramey-kraatz/
On its surface, dialogue might seem like the easiest thing in the world to write. After all, … Continue reading
“Launch to Success: Self Publishing in 2021” ONLINE with Deanna Roy
The best methods for releasing a self-published book change radically every year. https://www.writersleague.org/calendar/launch-to-success-self-publishing-in-2021-online-with-deanna-roy/
Whether you are working on your very first book or are about to launch your latest title, in this class we will review:
- Changes in the self-publishing
WLT Presents One Page Salon April 3rd
When: April 3, 8-10pm
Register at the link!
One Page Salon (called “the best literary evening in town” by the Austin American-Statesman) is the brainchild of novelist, screenwriter, and comedian Owen Egerton. For this special virtual event, five outstanding authors … Continue reading
“Mining the World for Meaning: How to Move Beyond the Personal in Memoir” ONLINE with Donna M. Johnson
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
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
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
Literary Chat Box Trivia: TX Fundraiser Edition March 4th
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
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
“Flash Fiction: The Art of the Very Short Story” ONLINE with Katharine Duckett
Can you tell a story in only 1500 words? How about six?
Flash fiction is both an engagingly efficient literary form in itself and an effective tool for enhancing the quality and impact of your storytelling skills. By playing with … Continue reading
“Character Driven and Intricately Plotted Mysteries” ONLINE with Sherry Thomas
Learn an approach to mystery writing that focuses on characters and conflict rather than figuring out your plot in advance. http://www.writersleague.org/calendar/MysteriesThomas2021
Bestselling author Sherry Thomas shares her secrets for building a well-paced, well-structured mystery organically, by drawing on what a … Continue reading
“The Art of Freelance Writing” ONLINE with Alex Temblador
Want to see your name in a prominent newspaper or magazine? Are you interested in building a career out of your passion for writing? http://www.writersleague.org/calendar/FreelanceWritingTemblador2021
Whether you want to moonlight as a part-time writer to make extra money on the … Continue reading
Novel Essentials Class
This is the perfect package for any writer getting ready to finally write that novel. From getting the spark of an idea onto the page to nailing those last sentences (and everything in between), these four classes will help any … Continue reading