Upcoming Events

  • Mon-Fri, July 18-22, 2016

    1000 Islands Summer School of the Arts:


    Preparing For the Journey ARTS6000


    Travelling often means using a camera and not a pencil to record your experiences. Through indoor and plein air locations of study, you will augment your powers of observation to create successful artworks while on location in other countries. This training will improve your ability to observe culture, colour, people, unique landscape and architecture. Learn how to simplify images in order to capture special moments quickly. Simple materials, personal reference material, working with live models, plus outdoor experiences will assist in creating stronger images. As an added bonus you will become experiences in packing and protecting your materials and finished artworks for travel.

    Canadian course code - Arts 6000
    Cost: $315
    $10 material fee due at first class.
    Where: St . Lawrence College, Brockville
    Contact: 613-345-0660 Ext. 3283 or 1-866-276-6601 (press 3) or contact me
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  • Mon-Fri, July 25-29, 2016

    Inspired by the Human Figure:


    Introducing the Figure Into your Work ARTS6006


    This new five day workshop explores different means of expressing the human form through various approaches of classical, abstract, monotype, and mixed media. There will be a model present for the first three mornings of the session, to create and assist with ideas and inspiration. The painting aspects will emphasize composition, brushwork, colour, etc. The mixed Media painting will assist in discovering ways of layering creating texture, collage and transfer of imagery. All levels welcome.

    Canadian course code - Arts 6006
    Cost: $315
    Where: St . Lawrence College, Brockville
    Contact: 613-345-0660 Ext. 3283 or 1-866-276-6601 (press 3) or contact me
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"The Human body is the best picture of the human soul."

-Ludwig Wittgenstein