Adult Painting & Drawing

All skill levels are invited to join and instruction will be tailored to the individual and their skill level. Want to learn how to oil paint but don’t know where to start? Come get away from the stress of day to day activities and enjoy a relaxing, no pressure atmosphere to practice and learn the art oil painting. Instructor: Jon Maratindale
Thursdays: 7:00 – 9:00

Oil Painting supply list

• Basic starter set of oil paints
• Odorless Turpentine/turpenoid or odorless mineral spirits (AKA paint thinner)
• Small container of Linseed Oil
• Canvas, canvas board, wood panel, or clay board (pre-gessoed is best (any size))
• A few brushes (they come in variety packs and are specifically for Oil or Oil and Acrylic)
• A few mixing pallet knives (sometimes they come with the paint set)
• An oil pallet (can be store bought or I recommend a $1 store picture frame with glass)
• 1-2 air tight jars (either store bought or I recommend old food jars like baby food/salsa/jam)
• Encouraged for students to bring a photo of something they would like to try painting

Advance your drawing or painting knowledge.  We will review form, technique, and perception throughout the learning process.  Reian will help you develop your own style through teaching different techniques and styles.  Bring in your own personal project/photo so that he can help you through the process.  All skill levels. Instructor: Reian Williams

No class Labor Day, Monday, September 2

You will study drawing with Gary Lennon in a relaxed, friendly and supportive environment. The beginner, intermediate or advanced artist will benefit from this class. Learn the basics of drawing (line, form, shading, perspective and composition), from materials to technique while growing to new levels of skill. Gary will help students refine ideas and concepts resulting in their best work. Instructor: Gary Lennon Supply List

Mondays: 7:00 – 9:00 PM

No class Labor Day – September 2

Painting with acrylics is rewarding, versatile and fun.  Native Oklahoma artist Thomas Stotts will teach his personal techniques used to create the unique landscapes and structures in his paintings. Through instructor demonstration, lecture, individual instruction and practice,  you will learn the characteristics of acrylics, composition, perspective, distance, depth, light, shadows and color. Learn to manipulate the paint brush in varied ways to gain new painting effects and  work with acrylic “washes” to create a “dreamy, atmospheric” look that is very popular!  Whether a beginner or intermediate artist, you will enjoy growing as an artist in this class. Instructor: Tom Stotts  Supply List

Tuesdays: noon – 2:00

Paint alongside renowned artist Bert Seabourn as he creates his masterpieces on paper and canvas. Students work independently with inspiration from the techniques and ideas Bert shares. Supply List

Wednesdays  1:00 – 3:00

All skill levels are invited to join and instruction will be tailored to the individual and their skill level. Want to learn how to oil paint but don’t know where to start? Come get away from the stress of day to day activities and enjoy a relaxing, no pressure atmosphere to practice and learn the art oil painting. Instructor: Jon Maratindale
Thursdays: 7:00 – 9:00

Oil Painting supply list

• Basic starter set of oil paints
• Odorless Turpentine/turpenoid or odorless mineral spirits (AKA paint thinner)
• Small container of Linseed Oil
• Canvas, canvas board, wood panel, or clay board (pre-gessoed is best (any size))
• A few brushes (they come in variety packs and are specifically for Oil or Oil and Acrylic)
• A few mixing pallet knives (sometimes they come with the paint set)
• An oil pallet (can be store bought or I recommend a $1 store picture frame with glass)
• 1-2 air tight jars (either store bought or I recommend old food jars like baby food/salsa/jam)
• Encouraged for students to bring a photo of something they would like to try painting