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Zoom Replay – Bumble Bees from April 18, 2021
$35.00 $36.75
Subject this week: Bumble Bees
Staying with a Spring theme – fuzzy and plump, there is something about bumble bees that is so endearing. This week we’ll paint a bumble bee collecting pollen from a flower.
Note: This is an unedited zoom replay from a class recorded on April 18/21
IMPORTANT: Your receipt contains your youtube link. Look in the “Downloads” box and click on the link.
Instructor: Connie Geerts
Fee: $35.00 + GST
Location: Zoom replay recorded April 18/21
Call Connie at 403-547-9727 if you have trouble registering.
Choose the PayPal button to pay with credit card – you don’t need a PayPal account.
Supplies: Set of acrylic paints, palette, paint brushes (I recommend at least a 1″ flat, 1.5″ flat, and a few smaller brushes) your choice of a canvas, cradleboard or paper to paint on(whatever size you like), sketch/note book, watercolour crayons or chalk to draw your image, a plastic binder sleeve, ruler, other tools or mediums you like to use, reference photos of things you want to paint.
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Ongoing Classes- 4x – 2024-Wednesdays, 1 pm to 4 pm – @Kensington Art Supply
$180.00 $189.00Add to cart
Ongoing Classes- 4x – 2024-Wednesdays, 1 pm to 4 pm – @Kensington Art Supply
$180.00 $189.00Ongoing Classes – 4 x Wedneday Afternoon Sessions 1-4 pm
@ Kensington Art Supply
Make Wednesday afternoon painting classes your ongoing creative habit! We meet every week from 1-4 pm to be inspired, create and make new friends. How it works is you purchase 4 classes at a time. They run consecutively unless for any reason you can not make a particular class. In that case let me know in advance or just call or email me with at least 48 hours notice and I will move you to a class that works for you. No shows without notice will forfeit the class.I will be only doing demos every other week to allow more time for you to work on your own projects or finish up projects started in another class. You can purchase classes at any time as long as there is space available.
Instructor: Connie Geerts
Time: Wednesdays, 1 pm to 4 pm
Date: Continuing through 2024
Fee: $180.00 + GST for 4 classes
Location: Kensington Art Supply
#120, 6999 11 Street SE Calgary
Call Connie at 403-547-9727 if you have trouble registering.
Choose the PayPal button to pay with credit card – you don’t need a PayPal account.Supplies: Set of acrylic paints, palette, paint brushes (I recommend at least a1/4″ flat, 1″ flat, 1.25″ flat, and a few smaller brushes) masking tape, 140 lb. watercolour paper with a board to mount it on, or a canvas or board to paint on(whatever size you like), sketch/note book, watercolour crayon(s), 1 plastic binder sleeve, ruler, and (optional) collage papers, stencils and other tools or mediums you like to use, reference photos of of things you want to paint, hairdryer
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Large and Loose in Acrylic -Saturday, June 8, 2024-10:00 am to 4:00 pm @ Kensington Art Supply
$125.00 $131.25Add to cart
Large and Loose in Acrylic -Saturday, June 8, 2024-10:00 am to 4:00 pm @ Kensington Art Supply
$125.00 $131.25
Get your whole body into it, and loosen up your method of painting by tackling two large canvases, one with a warm up, the other with the subject of your choice. You’ll learn how to get your ideas down quickly and accurately in a large format, and how to develop a more painterly style. Throughout the class we’ll discuss mark making, colour choices, design and more. Stretch your body and your creative abilities in this fun, supportive class.Level: All levels
Instructor: Connie Geerts
Time: Saturday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Date: June 8, 2024
Fee: 125.00 + GST
Location: Kensington Art Supply
#120, 6999 11 Street SE CalgaryIf you have any trouble registering below call Connie at 403-589-0005 You do not need a paypal account.
Supplies: Plastic tablecloth, Set of acrylic paints, palette, paint brushes (I recommend 1″ flat, 2″ flat, 1.5″ flat and a few smaller brushes) 2 large canvases (at least 18×24 up to 40×40 or anything in between size-wise), Isopropyl alcohol, roll of paper towel, sketch/note book, fine, permanent black marker, a ruler, water colour crayons, 2 plastic binder sleeves, reference photos of things you want to paint, any other mark making tools you like (stencils, collage) (optional – hairdryer)
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Zoom Replay #8 Abstraction: A Fun Self Portrait – recorded June 23/21
$35.00 $36.75Add to cart
Zoom Replay #8 Abstraction: A Fun Self Portrait – recorded June 23/21
$35.00 $36.75Subject this week: #8 Abstraction: A Fun Self Portrait
A way not to take ourselves too seriously is to do a fun self portrait. We will look at a number of different artists (Modigliani, Picasso etc.) for inspiration to come up with a totally unique and abstract portrait of our self or someone else. This one is going to be a lot of fun. Come ready to paint! Extra supplies: A sheet of watercolour paper and masking tapeNote: This is an unedited replay of a zoom class recorded on June 23/21. You will have lifetime access to this video.
IMPORTANT: Your receipt contains your youtube link. Look in the “Downloads” box and click on the link.
Instructor: Connie Geerts
Fee: $35.00 + GST
Location: Zoom replayCall Connie at 403-547-9727 if you have trouble registering.
Choose the PayPal button to pay with credit card – you don’t need a PayPal account.Supplies: Set of acrylic paints, palette, paint brushes (I recommend at least a 1″ flat, 1.5″ flat, and a few smaller brushes) your choice of a canvas, cradleboard or paper to paint on(whatever size you like), sketch/note book, watercolour crayons or chalk to draw your image, a plastic binder sleeve, ruler, other tools or mediums you like to use, reference photos of things you want to paint.
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Modern Relics – Blue Fox- 2″x 2″ x 4″
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Modern Relics – Blue Fox- 2″x 2″ x 4″
$125.00 $131.25I use resin to cast these little treasures so that I can encapsulate interesting elements that inspire the viewer to peer in. A plaster and paper mix creates the amorphous shape inside but I add a quartz crystal for just a little touch of alchemy, to gather the viewers’ positive emotional energy and release it back later when the sculpture finds a home. One of the parts I like the most about my little sculptures is the metal powder incorporated into the face of the creature. It’s called cold cast metal when it’s added to resin. I use bronze, copper and other metal powders, and love the way it polishes to a metallic finish that contrasts so well with the clear, colourful resin. I hope you enjoy them!
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