Showing posts with label painting birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting birds. Show all posts

Friday, March 30, 2012

Color!

After the grays and browns of winter, Spring and summer invoke feelings of needed color! And it is so easy when you pick up a paintbrush and let your colors flow!

2 special and colorful classes this Saturday can bring in the sunshine and colors!

Both will be in acrylics:



Join us from 10-12 for Colorful Macaws 




and 1:00-3:00 for Songbirds of the South!
Bluebird!
Colorful Macaws

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

"Painting Birds, Birds, Birds" class!

As promised here are some images from our Bird, Birds, Birds! art class. Ten students came out that evening and we love to see the repeaters! One student is in our after school program and she came with her mom...and nothing creates that unique bonding activity more than parent/child...unless of course it is husband and wife!
The class at Wake Forest Art and Frame
 Now we don't have everyone individually-for some, shyness just has to be chipped away :-) The men are the worst about having their photos taken of their painting efforts! But in a group setting they are fine. What we encourage and our students do, is to step out of their comfort zone.

You can't put a price on that achievement!


Debbie was in our Lighthouse Painting class and exceled in this one too!

This was her first class with us and this is a lovely job!

Next class on Wednesday night, Sept 21 is Painting FARM ANIMALS! That includes, sheep, donkeys, cows, goats....Come on! We meet from 6-8 and you can sign up online!
Kelly was also in our Lighthouse class and this bluejay is stunning!

Mom came with her daughter and this is their rooster! Great job!

Daughter Sarah did an outstanding job!
Tamara was thrilled with her Gold Finch painting!

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

BLuejays, kingfishers and cardinal class! Steve's paintings

Kingfisher-oil-SFilarsky

Bluejay-oil-SFilarsky

Goldfinch oil SFilarsky
 How can you not like these little guys?

Steve created all of these, in oil, on small 4 x 6 or 5 x 7 canvases. Just stunning! And you can do the same thing! We'll use acrylics rather than oils but the colors are the same and you can enjoy the fun that comes with photographing them at your feeders for more inspiration!
winter house wren-oil-SFilarsky
Join us in Wed Sept 14 from 6-8 pm
for Birds, birds, birds!