Fearless Artist – Youth + Teens
Fearless Artist – Youth + Teens
Fearless Artist – Youth + Teens
Fearless Artist – Youth + Teens
Fearless Artist – Youth + Teens
$45.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

Fearless Artist – Youth + Teens

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Instructor: Heather Shepherd

Explore drawing, painting and printmaking techniques that will build your confidence and creative expression! Projects include linocut printmaking, watercolour painting, drawing with oil pastels and more!

Art supplies included.

 

Ages: 10–17

Location: Art Gallery of St. Albert, 19 Perron Street 

  

    Upcoming Classes

    Sept 28th Linocut Printmaking: Learn how to turn a simple design into a linoleum printmaking stamp! Participants will create their own stamp and then make multiple prints using coloured ink and a variety of papers.

    October 5th Watercolour Painting:     Participants will create a sketch inspired by our current exhibitions and then enjoy turning it into a detailed pen and wash watercolour painting.

    October 12th Oil Pastel Animals:     Choose from various reference photos and learn the basics of drawing with oil pastels! We will practice layering and blending techniques and then create a bold and colourful oil pastel artwork on coloured paper.


      $45.00

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