Jen Evenhus, IAPS-MC, PSA-MP, NPS-DP, PSWC
“The Beauty of Imperfection”
2017 Pastel Workshops
May 5, 6 & 7, 2017
“The Beauty of Imperfection- Less is More”
St. Louis MO Gateway Pastel Artists
Paint St. Louis, 1926 Allen Ave
Studio Pastel Painting Workshop $365
CONTACT: Susan Rogers for more info.
rogey4@aol.com or cell 618-558-0711
We will throw perfection out the window, giving us permission to use simplification, bold strokes, exaggeration and mark-making as we explore shapes, space and color in this intense fun 3-day workshop taught by PSA Master Pastelist, Jen Evenhus. Our focus will be “Less is More” - the more you limit yourself, the more creative and innovative you become. Fewer choices frees the mind to concentrate on the essentials - DESIGN, VALUE, COLOR, MOVEMENT.
Students will work from landscape photos provided by instructor, from their own photo reference, and still life objects. Weather permitting, we’ll do some plein air sketching. Along with a good variety of soft and hard pastels, and good sanded pastel paper, other materials like ink, markers, brushes and graphite will be used. We will use contemporary impressionist, expressionist, and abstract styles as we explore shapes, composition, positive and negative space, bold vs neutral color and mark-making.
There will be challenging exercises, instructor demos, one-on-one coaching, critiques, discussions, and painting throughout this intense fun 3-day workshop with PSA Master Pastelist Jen Evenhus. Come with an open mind and ready to do things a bit different than you normally do!
We will throw perfection out the window, giving us permission to use simplification, bold strokes, exaggeration and mark-making as we explore shapes, space and color in this intense fun 3-day workshop taught by PSA Master Pastelist, Jen Evenhus. Our focus will be “Less is More” - the more you limit yourself, the more creative and innovative you become. Fewer choices frees the mind to concentrate on the essentials - DESIGN, VALUE, COLOR, MOVEMENT.
Students will work from landscape photos provided by instructor, from their own photo reference, and still life objects. Weather permitting, we’ll do some plein air sketching. Along with a good variety of soft and hard pastels, and good sanded pastel paper, other materials like ink, markers, brushes and graphite will be used. We will use contemporary impressionist, expressionist, and abstract styles as we explore shapes, composition, positive and negative space, bold vs neutral color and mark-making.
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June 23, 24, 25 Cheyenne, WY
"The Beauty of Imperfection"
Sponsored by Edington Family Enrichment Fund
Through Laramie County Community College
Cost: $350 Studio Pastel Painting Workshop
Call Lisa Trimble at the LCCC Foundation, 307.432.1603
A $100 non-refundable deposit will be required to hold your spot
with full payment due by April 30, 2017.
A $100 non-refundable deposit will be required to hold your spot
with full payment due by April 30, 2017.
The class takes place on the Laramie County Community College Campus
(1400 E. College Drive, Cheyenne WY), in the Fine Arts Building.
Be brave while exploring your inner voice, letting go of perfection and playing with a variety of materials to create bold expressive works of art as we step fearlessly into the unknown. Using timed exercises to loosen up and reveal your innate intuition forces us to use bold strokes with wild abandon, creating happy little accidents and mark-making that reveal your personal style.
Students will work with landscape photos provided by instructor, with your own photo reference, and with still life objects. Along with a good variety of soft and hard pastels, and good sanded pastel paper, other materials like ink, markers, brushes and graphite will be used. We will use contemporary impressionist, expressionist, and abstract styles as we explore shapes, composition, positive and negative space, bold vs neutral color and mark-making.
There will be challenging exercises, instructor demos, one-on-one coaching, critiques, discussions, and painting throughout this intense fun 3-day workshop with PSA Master Pastelist Jen Evenhus. Come with an open mind and willing spirit!
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July 18, 19, 20 - 2017
“The Beauty of Imperfection – Working in a Series”
Traverse City, MI Crooked Tree Arts Center
Cost: $300/Member $340/NonmemberStudio Pastel Painting Workshop
Contact: Kaleigh James - kaleigh@crookedtree.org
322 Sixth Street, Traverse City, MI 49684
Ph. 231.941.9488
Students will explore fearless mark-making, negative painting, exaggeration, simplification and bold color while we explore the benefits of working in a series in this intense fun 3-day workshop taught by Jen Evenhus, PSA-MP, NPS-DP, IAPS-MC, PSWC.
Throw perfection out the window as you explore, experiment and play with pastels and other materials like ink, markers, brushes and charcoal in a loose impressionist/expressionist style while we dig deep to reveal the soul of the landscape, still life and floral, opening new avenues of thought and enhancing your creative journey. We will manipulate shapes, composition, space, “pretty” and “ugly” color, line and happy little accidents.
Students will work from instructor’s photos and from their own photos as a starting point, with still life objects, and weather and time permitting, do some plein air sketching.
There will be challenging exercises, instructor demos, one-on-one coaching, critiques, discussions, and painting throughout this intense fun 3-day workshop with PSA Master Pastelist Jen Evenhus. . Come with an open mind and willing spirit!
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August 18, 19, 20, 2017 Oregon City, OR
“The Beauty of Imperfection – Brave, Bold, Beautiful”
Carrie Moore Studios – The Studio On the Knoll
Cost: $375
Studio Pastel Painting Workshop ~ Sponsored by UArt Pastel Papers
Contact: Carrie Moore
carriemoorestudios5@gmail.com 503.866.5507
I dare you to be brave while exploring your inner voice, letting go of perfection and playing with a variety of materials to create bold expressive works of art as we step fearlessly into the unknown. Using timed exercises to loosen up and reveal your innate intuition forces us to use bold strokes with wild abandon, creating happy little accidents and mark-making that reveal your personal style.
Students will work with landscape photos provided by instructor, with their own photo reference, with still life objects, and, weather permitting, do some plein air sketching. Along with a good variety of soft and hard pastels, and UART pastel paper, other materials like ink, markers, brushes and graphite will be used. We will use contemporary impressionist, expressionist, and abstract styles as we explore shapes, composition, positive and negative space, bold vs neutral color and mark-making.
There will be challenging exercises, instructor demos, one-on-one coaching, critiques, discussions, and painting throughout this intense fun 3-day workshop with PSA Master Pastelist Jen Evenhus. Come with an open mind and willing spirit!
“The Beauty of Imperfection – Brave, Bold, Beautiful”
Carrie Moore Studios – The Studio On the Knoll
Cost: $375
Studio Pastel Painting Workshop ~ Sponsored by UArt Pastel Papers
Contact: Carrie Moore
carriemoorestudios5@gmail.com 503.866.5507
I dare you to be brave while exploring your inner voice, letting go of perfection and playing with a variety of materials to create bold expressive works of art as we step fearlessly into the unknown. Using timed exercises to loosen up and reveal your innate intuition forces us to use bold strokes with wild abandon, creating happy little accidents and mark-making that reveal your personal style._____________________________________________
Sept. 14, 15, 16, 2017 Coupeville, WA – Whidbey Island
“The Beauty of Imperfection – Reveal the Magic”
Pacific Northwest Art Center
Cost: $395
Studio Pastel Painting Workshop
Contact: Register at: www.pacificnorthwestartschool.org under workshops
I dare you to be brave while exploring your inner voice, letting go of perfection and playing with a variety of materials to create bold expressive works of art as we step fearlessly into the unknown. Using timed exercises to loosen up and reveal your innate intuition forces us to use bold strokes with wild abandon, creating happy little accidents that ‘Reveal the Magic.’
Students will work from landscape photos provided by instructor, with their own photo reference, with still life objects and florals, and weather permitting, do some plein air sketching. Along with a good variety of soft and hard pastels, and good sanded pastel paper, other materials like ink, markers, brushes and graphite will be used. We will use a contemporary impressionist and abstract style as we explore shapes, composition, positive and negative space, bold vs neutral color and color.
There will be challenging exercises that will ‘Reveal the Magic’ of the landscape, still life, or floral we strive to portray in our own style. There will be instructor demos, one-on-one coaching, critiques, discussions, and painting throughout this intense fun 3-day workshop with PSA Master Pastelist Jen Evenhus. Come with an open mind and ready to do things a bit different than you normally do!
“The Beauty of Imperfection – Reveal the Magic”
Pacific Northwest Art Center
Cost: $395
Studio Pastel Painting Workshop
Contact: Register at: www.pacificnorthwestartschool.org under workshops
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Oct. 2, 3, 4, 2017 Grapevine (Dallas), TX
“The Beauty of Imperfection”
Pastel Society of the Southwest
Cost: $350 Members $375 Non-MembersStudio Pastel Painting Workshop
Registration opens - March 5, 2017
Contact - Marie Maines rm_maines@hotmail.com
817-503-8371
Be brave while exploring your inner voice, letting go of perfection and playing with a variety of materials to create bold expressive works of art as we step fearlessly into the unknown. Using timed exercises to loosen up and reveal your innate intuition forces us to use bold strokes with wild abandon, creating happy little accidents and mark-making that reveal your personal style.
Students will work with landscape photos provided by instructor, with your own photo reference, and with still life objects. Along with a good variety of soft and hard pastels, and good sanded pastel paper, other materials like ink, markers, brushes and graphite will be used. We will use contemporary impressionist, expressionist, and abstract styles as we explore shapes, composition, positive and negative space, bold vs neutral color and mark-making.
There will be challenging exercises, instructor demos, one-on-one coaching, critiques, discussions, and painting throughout this intense fun 3-day workshop with PSA Master Pastelist Jen Evenhus. Come with an open mind and willing spirit!
Pastel Society of the Southwest
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FINAL WORKSHOP OF 2016
Invest in yourself and your art!
There are just a few spots open in this fun, intense pastel painting workshop.
We'll have new exercises and work on moving from mundane to masterpiece!
Visit their website www.emeraldartcenter.org or call 541-726-8595.
"Jen, thank you for the workshop on the Cape. Your class changed me profoundly! When I first got started painting I was all about color and painting fast. I didn't know what I was doing, but it was what felt right. Then as I started honing my skills I slowed down, became more deliberate, and worked in more detail. I recently had been looking for new inspiration. Your workshop did it for me. It reminded me of the way I started, fast and colorful, and the joy has returned to my painting sessions. Thank you for reminding me why I love to paint!
Thank you for freeing me up. Thank you."
Shelly E. (turquoise cherries)
We'll have new exercises and work on moving from mundane to masterpiece!
Visit their website www.emeraldartcenter.org or call 541-726-8595.
"Jen, thank you for the workshop on the Cape. Your class changed me profoundly! When I first got started painting I was all about color and painting fast. I didn't know what I was doing, but it was what felt right. Then as I started honing my skills I slowed down, became more deliberate, and worked in more detail. I recently had been looking for new inspiration. Your workshop did it for me. It reminded me of the way I started, fast and colorful, and the joy has returned to my painting sessions. Thank you for reminding me why I love to paint!
Thank you for freeing me up. Thank you."
Shelly E. (turquoise cherries)
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2016 WORKSHOPS
Jen Evenhus, PSA-MP, NPS-DP, PSWC
“The Beauty of Imperfection”
Pastel Workshops
We throw perfection out the window, giving us permission to use an impressionist abstract
style employing simplification, bold strokes, exaggeration, mark-making and
happy little accidents as we explore shapes, design, space, color and movement in
these fun, intense 3-day workshops with PSA Master Pastelist, Jen Evenhus.
Each workshop has its own "theme" or "focus" like “Finding Your Voice,"
"Less is More" and "Mood, Magic, Melody."
style employing simplification, bold strokes, exaggeration, mark-making and
happy little accidents as we explore shapes, design, space, color and movement in
these fun, intense 3-day workshops with PSA Master Pastelist, Jen Evenhus.
Each workshop has its own "theme" or "focus" like “Finding Your Voice,"
"Less is More" and "Mood, Magic, Melody."
There will be demos, timed exercises, drawing, painting, one-on-one coaching,
group critiques, and more painting. Emphasis is always on composition, value,
and movement. We'll use ink, markers, stencils and more with
your pastels to create unique works of art.
We won’t create pretty pictures - we’ll create dynamic, eye-stopping masterpieces!
group critiques, and more painting. Emphasis is always on composition, value,
and movement. We'll use ink, markers, stencils and more with
your pastels to create unique works of art.
We won’t create pretty pictures - we’ll create dynamic, eye-stopping masterpieces!
For more information see Workshops on my website www.jenevenhus.com
2016 WORKSHOPS
Dakota Art Center - Mt. Vernon, Washington
"The Beauty of Imperfection - Working in a Series"
"The Beauty of Imperfection - Working in a Series"
The students learned why it's important to work in a series - to dig deep.
To create a cohesive body of work . . .
STUDENT WORK
Ted created a fabulous abstract from mailboxes found across the
road from the studio
road from the studio
Jude truly dug deep with this still life - trying to "discover" the torn paper wrapper
on the pastel that is slightly translucent and partially in the shade - quite a challenge!
on the pastel that is slightly translucent and partially in the shade - quite a challenge!
Students did a self-critique with comments from others...
Denise talks about painting a pear within her still life
LaDonna puts the finishing touches on an abstract
INSTRUCTOR WORK
My first demo - 10-minutes - really like the roughness and transparency.
Showing students the first part of the 10-8-6-4 minute exercise.
These last 3 were part of the next exercise - taken from photo reference from
my trip to New Mexico last year ... students used same one - #1 Sunset Colors
#2 Winter #3 Earth Colors. Ten minute paintings 6x8"
my trip to New Mexico last year ... students used same one - #1 Sunset Colors
#2 Winter #3 Earth Colors. Ten minute paintings 6x8"
These two paintings were our Day 3 morning exercise - Using Analogous Color Scheme
The top one, I cheated a little because the underpainting was a bright pink.
Students really enjoyed this exercise and learned a lot.
The top one, I cheated a little because the underpainting was a bright pink.
Students really enjoyed this exercise and learned a lot.
My final demo of the workshop was my radish painting. It's become a tradition for me
to do a 10-minute painting of radishes. This ended up being 25 minutes but it gave the
to do a 10-minute painting of radishes. This ended up being 25 minutes but it gave the
students a chance to see how I resolve problems. Students were then let loose to create
their own radish paintings -
their own radish paintings -
QUESTIONS? Contact 509.860.1688
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2015 WORKSHOPS ARE WRAPPED UP
Thanks to all my students who invested in
themselves and their art career this year!
"The Beauty of Imperfection - Finding Your Voice"
Emerald Art Center in Springfield, Oregon September 17, 18, 19
We will throw perfection out the
window, giving us permission to use an impressionist abstract style employing
simplification, bold strokes, exaggeration, mark-making and happy little
accidents as we explore shapes, design, space and color in this intense 3-day
workshop with PSA Master Pastelist, Jen Evenhus.
Our focus was “Finding Your Voice” - We had discussions, exercises, and fun
activities that helped reveal your individual voice. There will be demos, timed exercises, drawing,
painting, one-on-one coaching, group critiques, and more painting.
We won’t create pretty pictures - we’ll
create dynamic, eye-stopping masterpieces!
WE BEGAN WITH AN EXERCISE PAINTING WILDFLOWERS
I DID SEVERAL DEMOS so students knew what was expected of them.
Each quick sketch had different criteria...
We won’t create pretty pictures - we’ll create dynamic, eye-stopping masterpieces!
WE BEGAN WITH AN EXERCISE PAINTING WILDFLOWERS
I DID SEVERAL DEMOS so students knew what was expected of them.
Each quick sketch had different criteria...
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| Wildflower Demo 1 - "What you see is what you get" |
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| Wildflower Demo 2 - "Exaggerated Color" |
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| Wildfower Demo 3 - "Use Complementary Colors" |
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| Wildflower Demo 4 - "Turn it into Winter" |
STUDENT WORK - Wildflowers - FABULOUS!!
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OUR ABSTRACT EXERCISE PROVED TO BE A LITTLE BIT OF
A CHALLENGE FOR SOME - but that didn't stop them from
diving in and creating masterpieces!! They began with a snapshot I took at the Newport
Aquarium on the coast of fish and seaweed and light. We then went outside to gather
more reference - sketches, photos, gathering found items, and brought that into
the classroom to combine with the fish photo reference - here are some of the results.
Aquarium on the coast of fish and seaweed and light. We then went outside to gather
more reference - sketches, photos, gathering found items, and brought that into
the classroom to combine with the fish photo reference - here are some of the results.
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STILL LIFE EXERCISE - 10, 8, 6, 4 MINUTES - TERRIFIC!!
THE ONLY CRITERIA WAS TO CHANGE UP COLORS and FINISH
IN THE ALLOTTED TIME
THE ONLY CRITERIA WAS TO CHANGE UP COLORS and FINISH
IN THE ALLOTTED TIME
INSTRUCTOR DEMO
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| Thumbnail using permanent marker, mid-value gray pastel and a white pastel |
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| "Mandarins and Emerald" 6x6" by Jen Evenhus |
LAST DEMO - MY RADISH 10-MINUTE DEMO
The night before, I painted this in my head, selecting
the colors I would use. The only thing I could not
decide on was the color of the shadows
and that is what I had difficulty here - deciding on that color.
The night before, I painted this in my head, selecting
the colors I would use. The only thing I could not
decide on was the color of the shadows
and that is what I had difficulty here - deciding on that color.
Here you can see I didn't really love the shadow color.
I love the last minute - that's when the background and negative
painting comes in - most fun!
painting comes in - most fun!
After the 10 minutes was up, I added another color to
the shadow area and I think that helped.
STUDENTS' RADISH 10-MINUTE EXPERIENCE
Now it was the students' turn to tackle the 10-minute Radish painting.
Here are a few of them.
the shadow area and I think that helped.
STUDENTS' RADISH 10-MINUTE EXPERIENCE
Now it was the students' turn to tackle the 10-minute Radish painting.
Here are a few of them.
Thank you students for a fabulous 3 days!
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"The Beauty of Imperfection - Less is More"
Pacific Northwest Art School on Beautiful Whidbey Island
Coupeville, WA
We will throw
perfection out the window, giving us permission to use an impressionist
abstract style using simplification, bold strokes, exaggeration and mark-making
as we explore shapes, space and color in this intense 3-day workshop taught by
PSA Master Pastelist, Jen Evenhus.
Our focus will be “Less is More”
- the more you limit yourself, the more creative and innovative you become. Fewer
choices frees the mind to concentrate on the essentials - DESIGN, VALUE, COLOR,
MOVEMENT.
There will be discussion,
mini-demos, timed exercises, painting and more painting,one-on-one
coaching and group critiques. We won’t create pretty pictures - we’ll create
dynamic, eye-stopping masterpieces!
©Student Work
©Student Work
©Student Work
©Student Work
©Student Work
©Student Work
DEMOS BY JEN EVENHUS SHOWN BELOW
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"The Beauty of Imperfection - Revealing the Magic"
New Braunfels, Texas
Infuse your pastel paintings with energy and bold color using simplification, bold strokes, exaggeration and movement in this inspiring 3-day workshop taught by PSA-Master Pastelist, Jen Evenhus. Embrace your wild side as we work hard to be imperfect using an impressionist abstract style as we explore shapes, negative space, color-effects and mark-making through discussion, demonstrations, timed exercises, painting and more painting, one-on-one coaching and group critiques. We won’t create pretty pictures – we’ll create dynamic, eye-stopping masterpieces!
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"The Beauty of Imperfection"
Rock Hill Arts Council, South Carolina, October 2014
A Workshop . . . Exploration, Discovery, New Vision
Throwing caution and perfectionism to the wind, my students painted fast and furious
at times, and counted brushstrokes other times, all the while working
with shapes, values, color, strokes and composition.
OUR FIRST EXERCISE was to divide newsprint into 4ths and do thumbnails, and using different criteria and a landscape photo reference, do 4 different TNs. Then do the same thing on a sheet of UArt using pastels. Shown here are my demos... and a student work with the following exercise of choosing their favorite and enlarging it to a full 9x12 sheet.
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STILL LIFE is one of my favorite subjects to paint from. We began with thumbnails, or "messy minis" as I call them. We then chose our favorite and did a TEN-MINUTE painting. This is my still life and resulting ten-minute painting.
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This exercise was to do 4 small timed paintings using their favorite still life composition.
Here are a few student pieces.
Here are a few student pieces.
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OUR WORKSHOP SPACE held us all comfortably. Students enjoyed taking a break and visiting each other's work areas to see the latest masterpiece.
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STUDENTS wanted another demo so I got out the radishes... Love their shapes and the shadows they create... This was done in 10 Minutes plus 3 additional marks after they asked what I would do to it. I showed them and explained why. The first was to add the lighter blue to the purple shadows, the next was to add the two light marks right above the middle radish so that area could breathe... to open it up...
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THANKS STUDENTS for a fabulous workshop and a huge thanks to Marcia Buike
for organizing it and treating us to a homemade lunch each day!
Marcia Buike and Bre Crowell
"Mood, Magic and Melody"
Pastel Workshop Aug. 14-17 in Oregon at the Emerald Art
Center proved to be a fabulous journey for everyone!
We set up in the main gallery with wonderful art surrounding us for inspiration!
I did several demos of the different exercises the students learned from:
This one above was 1) paint as is 2) change shape & size of objects
3) move objects and do mark-making 4) use opposite values
3) move objects and do mark-making 4) use opposite values
This was a timed demo from a reference photo that all students used
This was a 10-minute demo
This was a 10-minute demo
This exercise was limited to 10 strokes - my demo
1) warm 2) cool 3) high key 4) low key
This exercise was timed - my demo
1) 15 minutes 2) 10 minutes 3) 8 minutes 4) 4 minutes
STUDENTS AT WORK AND STUDENT WORK - AMAZING!!
Students get up and talk about their work...
Our brave, fearless crew! Paint on!
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This workshop is full and just a couple days away!
Very excited to meet all my students - note: the supply
list on the Emerald Art Center site has been updated with a few
changes - if you are taking this class please take a look:
http://emeraldartcenter.org/workshop-detail.php?productid=2906&artistid=61
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"Discover Pastels"
Beginners Workshop Photo Album
All of these photos were shot by my sister, Rachel Henkes, who also took the class and produced some real nice pieces and she was my assistant - thanks Rach!
as a starting point for abstract colors and shapes in the background and used
shadows in the foreground for more design opps. I love how lush the cots
turned out - there were a couple places in this where "happy accidents" happened
so I showed my students how you can leave those and let them enhance your work.
"What an enjoyable class! You are an
excellent instructor. You negotiated the different talent levels and
personalities very smoothly and made it fun. The demo was very educational and
really showed what a talent you are. Thank you." Eric
The photo we were working from for this exercise is at the bottom.
And look where this artist went . . . gorgeous!!
And look where this artist went . . . gorgeous!!
"I had a fantastic time at the workshop! So many new friends met and new things learned. Push Hard! Thumbnails! Don't be a slave to the reference. Happy accidents! Go ahead and do it and see how it turns out! Confident strokes! Paint and paint some more! Thanks, Jennifer, it was great." Cindy
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| "... but these are so pretty, can I just look at them for a while before I tear off the paper and break them? Please? |
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"Discover Pastels"
Beginners Workshop is now full.
I can take one or two more on a waiting list in case someone does not show.
Students, if you haven't already
please send in your class registration fee and begin
getting your supplies gathered up and ready
for a fabulous two days of painting!
Any questions don't hesitate to call me 509.860.1688
SOUTHWEST week here in Scottsdale, Cave Creek and Carefree has been a kick . . . so glad I brought my pastels - looking back on these is magical . . . the layers of orange and turquoise, the mark-making, the decision-making, it's all just a big experiment backed up by 40+ years of painting. Each of these paintings began with a "plan" - a design, a pattern, a feeling - contemplation on which color to use when... continually asking myself "what if . . . " what if I put purple over the orange and let just a bit peek through; what if I put marks here and then partially cover them up; what if that spikey plant behind the cactus turned into a black and white design . . . WANT TO LEARN MORE? Take an Evenhus pastel workshop - Beginners workshop in Wenatchee "Discover Pastels" May 16-17 at Pybus Market Event Center - still room for a few more; "Mood, Magic, & Melody" in Springfield, OR at Emerald Art Center Aug. 14-17. www.emeraldartcenter.org ... email me for more info on either one. Jennifer@evenhusfineart.com - Please share with your friends! Thanks
"Discover Pastels" 2-Day Workshop
Have you always wanted to try your hand at pastels?
ARE YOU MORE ADVANCED AND NEED AN INTERMEDIATE WORKSHOP?
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PASTEL PUNCHIN 2013
Pastel Workshop 2013
Jen Evenhus, Instructor
July 25-26-27, 2013
Invest in yourself by attending my 3-day pastel workshop on beautiful Whidbey Island
at the Pacific Northwest Art School, July 25, 26, 27, 2013
Watch for future workshop experiences at Pacific Northwest Art School www.pacificnorthwestartschool.org
at the Pacific Northwest Art School, July 25, 26, 27, 2013
Watch for future workshop experiences at Pacific Northwest Art School www.pacificnorthwestartschool.org
We all had a great time and my students created many masterpieces!
2 comments:
O Oh...that's pretty close to here....hmmmmmmmm =8-/
Jeffrey
Hi Jeffrey - I'll let you know when they post workshops for 2013 - would love to have you in the class!
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