virtual
art classes
We have online classes for kids, youth and adults. Check out our offerings below
Kids Classes – ages 6-11
Tuesdays
3:30-4:30 (mountain time)
September: Going Places!
Tuesdays, Sept. 8, 15, 22, 29 – $40
In this class we will visit places imaginary and real, traveling by train, plane or boat…or by dragon, flying carpet, or on the back of your favorite animal. We will draw, color paint and more depending on where you want to go (and the materials you have available at home).
Tuesdays Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 – $40
October: Costumes
In this class we will brainstorm costume ideas, draw them out, color them and create plans to actually make them. One day, when we are back in the studio, perhaps we will make them together. But after this class, you will have a plan to make your own unique costume at home.
Tuesdays Nov 3, 10, 17 – $30
November: Drawing and Painting the Autumn World
Celebrate fall by drawing and painting the autumn world as it unfolds around you – the different shaped fruits, vegetables, gourds and squashes, the multi colored leaves as they fall from the trees, the windy sky and the changing weather.
Tuesdays Dec 1, 8, 15 – $30
December: Stories in the Snow
Do you like to make up stories? Do you like to draw and paint? Then this class is for you! Even if there is no snow on the ground, we will use our imagination to create a snowy day story. Shadows, paw prints, tracks, lumps and bumps that appear in and under the snow all have a story to tell. What will you find? What story will you tell?
fall 2020 classes for Middle and High School Students
Create alongside others
CREATIVE CHALLENGE
for middle and high schoolers
Mondays, Sept 14 – Nov 2
3:30-4:30 pm (mountain time)
Make art, share ideas and stay connected
Recommended for ages 11-16
$80 (8 sessions)
DRAWING for high schoolers
Mondays, Sept 14 – Nov 2
5:00-6:30 pm (mountain time)
Make art, share ideas and stay connected
$120 (8 sessions)
Creative Connections – FREE!
Artist Trading Cards & Beyond
every Tuesday through December 15, 2020
5:00-6:00 pm (mountain time)
Make art, share ideas and stay connected
Recommended for ages 11-16
Create artist trading cards alongside others – free and ongoing through 2020
Tuesdays, 5:00-6:00 pm for Middle & High Schoolers
We hope this can be a fun and thoughtful creative group time for all. We are asking those who join us to try and create at least one artist trading card that reflects on your personal experience, feelings or thoughts during this time of the pandemic You can be as literal or abstract as you want. Our goal is to bring people together by responding creatively to this uncertain period of time.
We will continue this project indefinitely, as long as there is interest! There is no need to “finish” a piece in one meeting. You may find you work on one artwork for many weeks, work on several pieces at once or just doodle, sketch and brainstorm the hour away. It’s all good!
Guidelines:
Traditionally artist trading cards are small, about 2.5 x 3.5 inches. But yours can be any size. We want you to be thoughtful about your own work, as well as the other participants. We encourage everyone to share their work and make positive comments about each others. We are there to offer feedback, technical help, and encouragement. Each session is an hour long and will have sharing time and quiet working time. We reserve the right to remove any participant at any time for inappropriate artwork or behavior.
Materials for artist trading cards:
For the actual card use card stock, heavy paper, or an actual playing card or card from a board game that is approximately 2.5″ x 3.5.”
For creating, anything goes: paint, pencils, pens, colored pencils, markers, stamps, ribbon, fabric, old magazines, notes, lists, doodles, recipes, photos, thread, hole punchers, scissors, sparkly glue, duct tape, masking tape, scotch magic tape (you can draw on magic tape), … you get the idea!
fall 2020 classes for Adults
Drawing within the Home
Wednesdays, September 30 – November 18, 2020
5:00 – 6:30 pm (mst)
$200
Each week will emphasize a specific drawing technique that encourages you to see your everyday home environment in new ways. Using the home as both studio and subject, we will explore dynamic composition, negative/positive space, cross-hatching, expressive line, measuring angles, scale and abstraction.
Each class allows time for review of the previous week’s work, focused drawing and feedback. Additionally, Page is available for one-on-one feedback.