with
Constance Wooldridge Lifelong Artist, Experienced Instructor, Mentor
Got caught doodling? Had heart eyes when you went to an art museum? OR had an over-all fascination that got inspired by glancing at something? Attend these classes!
My group classes are limited in number which
permits a unique one-on-one learning experience.
Students develop skills in creating artwork by learning and
practising landscape, seascape, portraiture, still life,
perspective, light, blending, shading, colour mixing, and more.
Categories for classes include...
The following classes do not start until the week after school starts in September, 2018.
Children - Fee: $100
Time: Sat. 2 pm - 4 pm OR Wed. 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Adults - Fee: $125
Time: Thurs. 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Trinity Treasures : This is a group of seniors, ladies and gentlemen, who, as part of a Senior Outreach Program at Trinity Anglican Church, 115 Charlotte St., Saint John, New Brunswick, meet there for acrylic painting classes Tuesdays, 10 am till 12 pm.
The fee is only $50 (and there is a limited amount of paint available for students' use.) Please contact Susan at 696-5363 to register or request more information.
Private Instruction : Contact me for further details.
*Encaustic? What IS that? It is the technique of painting with molten beeswax was developed more than 3000 years ago! Back in time, people decorated war ships, marble statues and walls of tombs with wax paintings.
Don't miss your chance! Do our early registration. Click the "Contact Us" link above..
CLASSES
IT’S COOL!
Art is as colourful as you make it, it is exciting to see what happens just by lifting a creative tool.
Indulge yourself in a few relaxing hours! Come to learn a new skill and create some wonderful pieces of art!
WORKSHOP S
Group Classes, Private Instruction and Camps
SIENNA ARTS
Encaustic* Wax Workshops:
Scheduled for a date each mid-month. For exact date and time, please contact.
Duration: 3 hours
Tools and Supplies: Provided unless student has his/her own.
Fee: Per person - $100 plus $25 if student does not have own tools and supplies
Caution, IT’S HOT!
We need a heat source to melt the coloured waxes to be able to paint with them. Three thousand years ago, the artist had to make a charcoal fire and keep it at the exact right temperature for painting, so that was very difficult. He had to make his own coloured waxes too.
Nowadays, painting with wax is much easier – we can use special electric tools, like the painting iron or the stylus (a heated brush or pen) and ready-made coloured waxes.