Classes and Workshops


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Coming up this Fall:

What’s in Your Garden 
hosted by Winslow Art Center
Thursdays from 10-12:30 Pacific Time
online zoom class

September 14th
October 12th
November 9th
December 14th

Join me as we continue to explore with you what is happening in your garden as we move from summer to autumn. We will create sketchbook pages to document each month as we observe the changing colors in your garden, the flowers and fruit as they go to seed Our focus is always on drawing, color mixing, different colored pencil techniques, with a little botany along the way. Learn to look closely at the changes in plant life in your own backyard.

Online Classes:

I continue to do online bi-weekly 1.5 hour zoom classes and am scheduling one in person class a month at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts and seasonally at Pt. Reyes and the El Dorado Nature Center in Long Beach and the Laguna de Santa Rosa

Contact me if you are interested in joining us.   

Updated August 2023

Click here for my Colored Pencil Supply List 2022
Check with locale for supply list for a specific class.

Questions? Contact Nina at: antze@pcquilt.com

Upcoming in-Person workshops in 2023:
All drawing levels are welcome. In one day workshops we focus on one a seasonal flower(or leaf or fruit) ,do color studies and draw and color our specimen. 
A supply list (see above) is provided.

What’s in Your Garden 
hosted by Winslow Art Center, online zoom class
Thursdays from 10-12:30 Pacific Time
September 14th
October 12th
November 9th
December 14th

Sebastopol Center for the Arts ongoing second Tuesday of the month- In Person Coming up-
September 12th, 10-1

Drawing Autumn Colors
The Red Barn,  Pt. Reyes Station
in Person, Friday, October 13,  10-2

Coloring Winter at the Laguna
at The Laguna de Santa Rosa
in Person, Saturday, December 9th, 10-2

Eldorado Nature Center
Drawing Nature in Colored Pencil 
October 28th, 10-2

 

 

 

 

 

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