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Winter art class schedule




Beginning Drawing and Painting

Wednesday, January 27- March 3rd. 7-8:30 PM


  • Learn the basics of drawing for the first 3 sessions, then venture into painting for the last 3 sessions.
  • Each session includes a demonstration of drawing or painting by the instructor.
  • Learn simple techniques to help you draw what you see.
  • Learn about achieving tonal values and depth with nothing more than a pencil and paper.
  • Explore color mixing, then do a painting with a limited palette.
  • The cost of the class is $125.


Intermediate Drawing and Painting

Wednesday, January 27- March 3rd. 11 AM-12:30


            • Students will develop their individual painting style while working alongside the instructor.
            • Each class will consist of a drawing or painting demonstration by the instructor.
            • Students are free to work on a project of their choice, in the media of their choice.
            • The cost of the class is $125.


To register please call Sandy Walker at 904-982-9427, or email walkerartdept@gmail.com

            • Registration is on a first come, first served basis. Class fee is required at registration and must be completed before attending class. Class fee may be paid by cash, check, MasterCard or VISA.


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  1. MaryJanuary 23, 2010 at 10:10 AM

    These sound like super classes, Sandy! And you are an excellent teacher, I am sure, with your warm personality and fine art expertise. I wish you all the best with them.

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