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Learn how to paint luminous art with individual instruction. Katherine Taylor is now taking students, beginner to advanced, for private instruction in oil painting. Contact Katherine for more details and to schedule a time.
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Plein air watercolor from Sarah B. Hansen’s summer workshop in Croatia

Join Sarah B Hansen forForgotten Ruins – Watercolor and Gouache, an online workshop October 14-November 11, through Winslow Art Center. Embark on a creative journey into crumbling structures, overgrown walls, and elegant decay as you learn to capture their essence in loose, expressive paintings. Contact Winslow Art Centerto sign-up.

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Candy Corn jewelry

Danica Thomas is offering private, one-on-one lessons to learn her lamp-working technique of making glass beads. She will customize a class based on your individual needs, experience, and interests. Danica has traveled to the island of Murano in Italy, where the world-renowned Murano glass that she uses is made, to learn from the masters.
Contact Danica for more information and to sign-up.

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David Kinker returns to teaching for the winter with Drawing Skills Unboxed, five classes, October 23-November 20, 9:30 am-noon at Sagebrushers Artist Society. Build your drawing skills using a variety of drawing mediums. Learn the distinctly different ways to draw and see. Combine these skills to draw anything with confidence. Contact David for more information.

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