Tuesday Open Studio Class
9:30-12:30 Painting Instruction: all levels, any medium
Join Shauna on Tuesday mornings for instruction and advice on your current project or painting problem. Rain or shine, every week brings an opportunity to develop your skills, whether beginner or expert. Shauna has won awards in drawing, watercolor, pastel, acrylic, and oil, and is known for effective advice in advancing your work and your skill level. No need to sign up, just come in when you can. Bring your project and supplies – easels are provided.
The fee for three hour's instruction is $25.00. Best deal in town! Questions? call 860-429-3646
A Dedicated Teacher
Shauna is known for her positive, effective teaching style. Her goal as a teacher is to share the techniques and information that helped her the most in her own artistic journey. Demonstrations are informative and effective, from a blank canvas to an established painting, while sharing her thought process along the way.
Shauna has the gift of being able to describe effectively not only the techniques and philosophy of painting, but also, how creativity informs every aspect of our personal life and world view.
Each and every demonstration gives new and useful information on the process of painting, and perhaps a good story about the artistic life.
YouTube Instruction Available.
Hoping to learn a new way of approaching my goal of effective instruction I have made several YouTube videos. You can find them by searching Shauna Shane Instruction.
Drawing videos include Negative Space 1,2, and 3: https://youtu.be/HkgHixID2LE
Making a proportional grid: https://youtu.be/1Ay9dgsD-ls
and a Lesson in Perspective: https://youtu.be/GrH05n48hSU
Pastel videos one and two beginning with a watercolor under-painting and concluding with the pastel finish: https://youtu.be/VNPU4ghzhvA
Oil videos: Spring, one, two, and three: https://youtu.be/beGJw8Dckik
“A generous and outgoing teacher, her individual, specific instruction make her classes a joy for anyone who has an appreciation of the artistic process. Even more, her students come away with a new way of seeing the world. ”