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Sink your hands into clay and create something unique in this beginner clay class. In this workshop, you’ll have a chance to make several clay trays and bowls using different hand building techniques including pinch pots, slab molds, and coiling. All materials will be provided. You’ll get to shape, texture and add underglaze colors. The studio will dry, fire, and glaze your creations for you. Once finished, your instructor will reach out to you to pick up your finalized artwork. Please allow up to four weeks for your work to be ready.

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In 1975, Kate Salley Palmer became the first full-time editorial page cartoonist for a South Carolina newspaper, The Greenville News. In 1976, she joined The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists, one of only two women In that organization. In 1981, Palmer’s cartoons were nationally syndicated, and she won the Freedoms Foundation’s top honor, the George Washington Medal, for Editorial Cartooning. She continued creating nationally syndicated cartoons until 1987, when she transitioned to writing and illustrating children’s picture books. Between 1990 and 2019, more than 20 of her books were published by various publishers, including Simon & Schuster and Boyd’s Mills Press.

“In my paintings, I seek to capture human experience and the beauty of the world around us. The whimsical spirit and playful energy of my cartooning days are still present, translated now into a more fluid visual language. I hope my art invites viewers to engage on a personal level, finding their own narratives within the abstract forms.”

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Drawing is fundamentally about learning to see, and to transport that vision onto a surface through a variety of mark making techniques. This workshop consist of an introduction to exercises that will improve your ability to draw what you see. Attendees will participate in a series of drawing exercises that will improve their ability to “draw what you see”. I will also share how I use drawing to improve my painting.

Students should bring: HB or 2B graphite pencil (any brand), drawing pad or sketch book (any brand), eraser & pencil sharpener.

Dale is a South Carolina artist who works primarily in watercolor and graphite. His interest in drawing started as a child using his surroundings of woods, creeks and his grandparents farm as inspiration. His work strives to reveal the uniqueness and beauty in things seemingly plain, illuminating the stories and spirits behind the ordinary. Dale has been professionally involved in the arts for more than 45 years as an artist, illustrator, instructor, graphic designer, and creative director. He studied at Anderson University and Winthrop University receiving an Associate in Art and Bachelors of Visual Arts respectively. He has been involved in numerous art organizations, served on the board of the Southern Watercolor Society, and retired in 2022 from Clemson University where he held the position of executive director of creative operations for University Marketing. He is an artist member of the Artists Guild Gallery of Greenville at 200 N Main Street.

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All you need to know to get started in photography. What you need for gear. Places to find affordable gear. What to read and study. Practice.

“Seeing an image in my minds eye and then transferring it into realty is a truly amazing experience for me. Each image I create is a moment in time that I have experienced. As you view my images I hope they capture your attention for a moment in time”. Larry Bennett is an award-winning photographer whose photographic images offer the viewer insight into the subtle fabric of color and form as found in the world around us. Larry’s handcrafted color prints have been exhibited throughout the United States. Larry captures still life and landscape images using a variety of photographic media. Originally from Michigan, Bennett first became interested with photography while shooting for his high school yearbook. He then studied the Zone System for black and white photography with Howard Bond a renowned black and white photographer. Technical understanding is a necessity for well-executed Art. Larry has traveled extensively throughout Europe and North America. See Larry’s work online at Larry-Bennett-Photography.com

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

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An exploration of pastel options as a painting medium. In the two, three-hour sessions we will learn about the materials used in this medium. Having time to experiment with what advantages pastels offer and the possible substrates to paint on students will be able to decide a direction to follow. Here students will have time to explore what they might do with this versatile medium. Emphasis will not be on painting any one thing but instead having guided time to play using materials correctly. Also included will be time spent on finishing and framing options for pastels. Basically, this is answering the question “what are pastels and how can I use them to make my art?” All materials provided by instructor.

Donna O’Hara has been painting in Pastels and making and teaching art for 40 plus years. She has worked on both 2- and 3-dimensional pieces, working in pastels, oils, printmaking, and clay. In all media her connection to Nature and its infinite variety of shapes, colors, patterns and compositions are at the center of her work. An award-winning artist in her own right, Donna has studied under numerous famous contemporary artists, including Albert Handel, Richard McKinley, and Liz Haywood Sullivan, which have given her an opportunity to further develop her techniques and style. Her paintings have been included in the Connecticut Pastel Society shows, Renaissance National Juried Exhibition and Purely Pastel Exhibit as well as in local galleries and juried shows. and she teaches classes in Pastel, Plein Air Painting, and Printmaking with Gelli Plates.

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Fun class to learn to glaze pottery. A snowman will be provided for you to glaze and take home.

Our family has been making pottery by hand building and on the pottery wheel for the last 4 years. We started teaching classes 2 years ago and officially become an LLC a little over a year ago. Check out Juliet Bravo Pottery on Facebook and their website: www.julietbravopottery.com.

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Collagraphy is a printmaking process in which a collaged surface is created, then ink and printed. Many different texture materials can be used to create the collage, but in this workshop, we will focus on masking tape. We’ll begin by sketching a design on a piece of matboard, then we’ll cut and tear tape and layer it to create texture and depth to define your image. Lastly, we’ll ink up the design, wipe back the extra ink and transfer the image to finished paper.

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Aphantasia or not! Drawing is the fundamental skill that transcends all art forms. Improving your drawing skills will improve all of your art interests. Recognizing shapes and relationships and feel confident in reproducing these shapes at any given angle. Then practice quickly communicating those shapes and relationships on paper in the form of people, animals and assets. Funny exercises are included at no extra charge. Please plan to bring: drawing pencils, pencil sharpener and a sketch pad (at least 8.5×11).

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80’s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

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In this beginners class, we will paint a marsh landscape on a 12” x 12” canvas (thin ¾” depth). We will talk about composition and the most important element of design for creating a successful painting. We will mix colors together and paint step-by-step. I will talk about the hows and whys as we go. Click here to download supply list.

Martha has served on the BRAC Board and is a past president and her reputation as an excellent teacher and an award-winning, innovative painter are recognized by her previous students, fellow artists, and the community at large. As the facilitator of BRAC’s Critique Inspired Support, Life Drawing, and Life Painting Artists Groups, her guidance is sought by professional and amateur artists alike.

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In this class, you will learn the basics of collage making. First, you will hear about sources of inspiration to help you begin a collage. After you see examples of collage and a variety of materials, you will be guided in creating a mini collage with a collage kit provided by your teacher. Each student can choose the kit that appeals to them. Next, you will be helped with choosing background papers for a larger collage. You will pick an antique paper doll from the teacher’s collection for you focal point. Color combinations and compositions will be discussed before you do any arranging or gluing. You may finish the larger collage in class. If not, you will be given instructions for completing the artwork at home. Great things happen when you let go and start playing with interesting bits and pieces! You will begin to find useful ephemera at home and on your travels. You will find that collage is a wonderful journey of discovery!

Deb taught public high school students with special needs over thirty years before retiring to Seneca. Soon after, she joined the Blue Ridge Arts Center (BRAC) where she took several art classes. As she gained confidence making art at BRAC, she began attending art workshops around the South. From many hours of instruction with Joan Fullerton, Carrie Brown, Mary Todd Beam and Judy Verhoeven, she developed a love for painting and collage. Most of her life, she wanted to make art but didn’t think she was good enough. Recently, Deb had solo shows at BRAC and Gateway Arts Center. In collage making, you have more freedom to experiment and to break rules than with many other mediums.

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In this class, you will learn the basics of collage making. First, you will hear about sources of inspiration to help you begin a collage. After you see examples of collage and a variety of materials, you will be guided in creating a mini collage with a collage kit provided by your teacher. Each student can choose the kit that appeals to them. Next, you will be helped with choosing background papers for a larger collage. You will pick an antique paper doll from the teacher’s collection for you focal point. Color combinations and compositions will be discussed before you do any arranging or gluing. You may finish the larger collage in class. If not, you will be given instructions for completing the artwork at home. Great things happen when you let go and start playing with interesting bits and pieces! You will begin to find useful ephemera at home and on your travels. You will find that collage is a wonderful journey of discovery!

Deb taught public high school students with special needs over thirty years before retiring to Seneca. Soon after, she joined the Blue Ridge Arts Center (BRAC) where she took several art classes. As she gained confidence making art at BRAC, she began attending art workshops around the South. From many hours of instruction with Joan Fullerton, Carrie Brown, Mary Todd Beam and Judy Verhoeven, she developed a love for painting and collage. Most of her life, she wanted to make art but didn’t think she was good enough. Recently, Deb had solo shows at BRAC and Gateway Arts Center. In collage making, you have more freedom to experiment and to break rules than with many other mediums.

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Please plan to bring:

• Plain white office paper (8.5″ x 11″) or a sketch book (at least 9″x11″ or larger)
• #2 Pencil (if you have other drawing pencils being the, but there is no need to go out and buy anything special)
• Eraser
• Rule (marked in inches AND centimeters)
• Hand mirror (optional)

Liz Purcell is a native of Clemson who has been drawing and painting portraits for 30 years. Liz has exhibited her work in juried shows at the Blue Ridge Arts Center, Anderson Arts Center, Gateway Arts Center and the South Carolina Watermedia Society’s annual show. She was a selected artist in the Las Vegas Portrait Project in 2018.

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Learn the basics of printmaking and create your own fun and spontaneous gelatin prints using stamps, stencils, natural objects and more. We’ll provide all the materials, you just need to bring your imagination and willingness to experiment. You’ll also go home with the recipe to make the same gelatin plates we use in class.

Gelatin prints are a great was to play with color, shape and composition prior to working on larger more detailed artworks. Finished prints can be used as notecards, wrapping paper or a piece of art in and of themselves. No experience necessary. Please wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty (ink may not wash out).

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

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Liz Purcell is a native of Clemson who has been drawing and painting portraits for 30 years. Liz has exhibited her work in juried shows at the Blue Ridge Arts Center, Anderson Arts Center, Gateway Arts Center and the South Carolina Watermedia Society’s annual show. She was a selected artist in the Las Vegas Portrait Project in 2018.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 8.

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13

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We will briefly discuss the composition of a Masters’ artwork explaining the composition and design principles, elements and color strategy used at the start of each class. Afterwards, the space will be an open studio and participants will be encouraged to bring in finished or unfinished works for critique and technique advice from a professional artist. Chris has a strong background in visual design as well as experience in drawing, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylics and oils.

This class is designed to benefit beginner level artists through advanced level artists. We will focus on improving your knowledge of the art process and your art through practice and instruction.

Classes will take place on the third Wednesday of each month. While you are not required to attend every month, the sessions will build upon each other with each session including follow up, reinforcement and new material. Masters’ works will be discussed, and handouts will be provided. Plan to bring your own art and ideas for critique and constructive discussion. Participants should bring the materials needed to work on their personal projects.

Dates for 2025 series: February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 20, September 17, October 15, November 19, December 17. You will need to sign-up for each session individually.

Chris started painting while a student at Clemson University in the late 80s studying under Professor Ireland Regnier, where he further developed his deep love for the arts and painting. Recently, one of his paintings won honorable mention and was featured in “The Best of Acrylic Artist Magazine and American Artist”. Currently, Chris is on the board of the Blue Ridge Arts Council in Seneca, SC, where he teaches drawing, painting (oil, acrylic, and watercolor), sculpture, and art theory. He creates from his home studio overlooking Lake Keowee.

REGISTER NOW. Maximum Participants: 13