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SUMMARY:OCAG90 Quick Landscape Sketches
DESCRIPTION:This 4-week class takes place on Wednesday evenings Sept 6\, 13\, 20\, 27; (Beginner-all levels)\nInstructor: Leona Lavone (wc-adult\, Adults/Teens) \nQuick Landscape Sketches – Watercolor & Pen \nI will break down how I approached landscape sketches so you can get an insight into my though process. It is quick – 15 to 30 minutes on each sketch. \nWatercolor will be our central focus\, and we’ll learn color mixing skills and watercolor techniques along the way. Great for beginners or anyone who would like to get back to basics and have some fun.\nWhat’s needed – Regular Watercolor supplies and a Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Marker\, Black \nBring basic watercolor supplies\, nothing fancy. Tube watercolors\, brushes\, Palette or mixing tray\, paper towels\, pencil\, Masking tape\, Squirt bottle\, container for water ex: large sour cream container/small bucket.\nIf you are just starting out here are some suggestions that you can order from Amazon:
URL:https://www.ocartistsguild.org/event/ocag90-quick-landscape-sketches/2023-09-06/
LOCATION:Ocean County Artists Guild\, 22 Chestnut Avenue\, Island Heights\, NJ\, 08732\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes,Weekly Events
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SUMMARY:OCAG87 Painting Cakes and Pastries
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday Sept 6\, 13\, 20\, 27\, Oct 4; (Beginner-all levels\, wc-adult)\, This is a 5-week class.\nQuestions? Contact Instructor: Leona Lavone \nWatercolor Pies\, Breads\, Cup Cakes…..Yummy! \nPainting the kind of foods\, that feed our eyes as much as our stomachs. Reference material supplied.  Each class will start with a demo and explanation of the How to paint the subject. \nAll class participants’ will be reviewed during painting session and questions answered. Bring basic watercolor supplies\, nothing fancy. Tube watercolors\, brushes\, Watercolor Paper\, Palette or mixing tray\, paper towels\, pencil\, Masking tape\, Squirt bottle\, container for water ex: large sour cream container/small bucket. \nIf you are just starting out here are some suggestions that you can order from Amazon:
URL:https://www.ocartistsguild.org/event/ocag87-painting-cakes-and-pastries/2023-09-06/
LOCATION:NJ
CATEGORIES:Classes,Weekly Events
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SUMMARY:In the Gallery - September 2023
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception is September 10th from 1-4 PM\nThe September show will be on view from September 2 – September 25. See website for hours. \nStudio – Members Choice \nGallery 1 – Bonnie Brown – Thinking Outside the Box\nMy experience with artwork began when I was a child. I would spend hours with a pencil and sketchbook drawing whatever came to my mind. It may not be exactly what I am looking at\, instead it would be what comes to my mind.  I would draw cartoons\, fantasy landscapes\, and abstract works with geometric designs. \nAs time went on\, I created paintings\, used pastels\, ceramics\, and enjoyed exploring various types of art. As I entered adulthood\, I entered my work in galleries\, street fairs\, and areas where I can present what I have created. Before I moved to Island Heights\, I took my easel to the boardwalk and painted by the river. However\, when I moved to the town\, I joined OCAG and presented my work in the monthly shows. My first solo show was at the gallery\, and I am presenting my art at my second solo show this September. \nArt is what I have always loved\, and I am looking forward to others appreciating my creations. The paintings will display memories of places I traveled to\, landscapes\, cartoons\, nature\, all with an abstract or fantasy-like twist. Thank you for reading my story. \nGallery 2 – Bonnie Dorsey (Acrylic/Oil)\nMy art is mainly nature\, still life\, animal portraits but I have also done some abstract pieces. My medium\nis mainly acrylic. I have some oil\, watercolor\, pastel\, mixed media and pen and ink. I work from photographs that I have taken or ones that people give to me.\nI started painting when I was 13 (on a whim) and my first piece was an oil painting looking out the window at my great-grandmothers house. I took art in high school where my art teacher encouraged me to apply to art school. My mother did not think that was a wise choice\, so she pushed me to study architecture.  \n \nI applied to Pratt Institute where I was accepted. I transferred to a CUNY school to finish out my studies.\nI ended up being a high school English teacher but continued to practice art-mainly pen & ink drawings. I did not pick up a paintbrush again until I was around 40 years old where I took a painting class with Elizabeth Paseler at Lacey Township HS. This reignited that spark again. I haven’t stopped creating since.  \n  \nPop-Up Gallery – Debbie Heyck “Painted Shells”\nHello\, my name is Debi Heyck. I learned in high school that my craft was painting. A kind but strict high school art teacher required the class to turn in a painting every week. Fortunately\, after high school\, there were places in Trenton to work as a painter and decorator. My first job was at a lamp company applying washes of color and 3-dimensional designs to lamps. The next two jobs were at porcelain studios Bohem and Cybis. I attended Mercer Community College and earned an Associates degree in fine arts. The porcelain companies shut down. I had to move on and found a job at RCA Astro in East Windor. As an artist\, I found my niche in the satellite industry by doing epoxy\, tape and paint application to space-ready hardware. I also took classes in computer graphics and made paintings in my free time. My work has been shown at the Trenton City Museum in the Ellarslie Mansion\, the Trenton’s Art All Night exhibit\, the Jackson Libary and juried shows at the Artist Guild.\nI got married and moved to Ocean County. In the next years\, I spent a lot of days taking my toddler to the ocean and we were always looking for treasures to wash up on the beach\, including shells\, sea glass and drift wood. I loved the patterns and forms of the shells. When my shell collection grew big enough\, I learned to enhance them with my own style of craft. I enjoyed decoupage\, pouring clear resins and painting.\nI joined the Ocean County Artists Guild six years ago. The artisan fair was going to be held and I thought I of my shells and how people would enjoy buying something they could hold in their hand and decorate their house. I had so many ideas for making the shells tell a little story about the ocean or the sunshine or popular culture. I spent a lot of time looking everywhere for small objects that would be a good design. I still paint watercolors and mixed media and photo reduced some of them for the decoupage.\nSince ancient times\, people have been intrigued by the bounty of the ocean. Shells last forever. I hope you enjoy looking at these as much as I enjoyed making them. 
URL:https://www.ocartistsguild.org/event/in-the-gallery-september-2023/2023-09-06/
LOCATION:Ocean County Artists Guild\, 22 Chestnut Avenue\, Island Heights\, NJ\, 08732\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:In the Gallery - September 2023
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception is September 10th from 1-4 PM\nThe September show will be on view from September 2 – September 25. See website for hours. \nStudio – Members Choice \nGallery 1 – Bonnie Brown – Thinking Outside the Box\nMy experience with artwork began when I was a child. I would spend hours with a pencil and sketchbook drawing whatever came to my mind. It may not be exactly what I am looking at\, instead it would be what comes to my mind.  I would draw cartoons\, fantasy landscapes\, and abstract works with geometric designs. \nAs time went on\, I created paintings\, used pastels\, ceramics\, and enjoyed exploring various types of art. As I entered adulthood\, I entered my work in galleries\, street fairs\, and areas where I can present what I have created. Before I moved to Island Heights\, I took my easel to the boardwalk and painted by the river. However\, when I moved to the town\, I joined OCAG and presented my work in the monthly shows. My first solo show was at the gallery\, and I am presenting my art at my second solo show this September. \nArt is what I have always loved\, and I am looking forward to others appreciating my creations. The paintings will display memories of places I traveled to\, landscapes\, cartoons\, nature\, all with an abstract or fantasy-like twist. Thank you for reading my story. \nGallery 2 – Bonnie Dorsey (Acrylic/Oil)\nMy art is mainly nature\, still life\, animal portraits but I have also done some abstract pieces. My medium\nis mainly acrylic. I have some oil\, watercolor\, pastel\, mixed media and pen and ink. I work from photographs that I have taken or ones that people give to me.\nI started painting when I was 13 (on a whim) and my first piece was an oil painting looking out the window at my great-grandmothers house. I took art in high school where my art teacher encouraged me to apply to art school. My mother did not think that was a wise choice\, so she pushed me to study architecture.  \n \nI applied to Pratt Institute where I was accepted. I transferred to a CUNY school to finish out my studies.\nI ended up being a high school English teacher but continued to practice art-mainly pen & ink drawings. I did not pick up a paintbrush again until I was around 40 years old where I took a painting class with Elizabeth Paseler at Lacey Township HS. This reignited that spark again. I haven’t stopped creating since.  \n  \nPop-Up Gallery – Debbie Heyck “Painted Shells”\nHello\, my name is Debi Heyck. I learned in high school that my craft was painting. A kind but strict high school art teacher required the class to turn in a painting every week. Fortunately\, after high school\, there were places in Trenton to work as a painter and decorator. My first job was at a lamp company applying washes of color and 3-dimensional designs to lamps. The next two jobs were at porcelain studios Bohem and Cybis. I attended Mercer Community College and earned an Associates degree in fine arts. The porcelain companies shut down. I had to move on and found a job at RCA Astro in East Windor. As an artist\, I found my niche in the satellite industry by doing epoxy\, tape and paint application to space-ready hardware. I also took classes in computer graphics and made paintings in my free time. My work has been shown at the Trenton City Museum in the Ellarslie Mansion\, the Trenton’s Art All Night exhibit\, the Jackson Libary and juried shows at the Artist Guild.\nI got married and moved to Ocean County. In the next years\, I spent a lot of days taking my toddler to the ocean and we were always looking for treasures to wash up on the beach\, including shells\, sea glass and drift wood. I loved the patterns and forms of the shells. When my shell collection grew big enough\, I learned to enhance them with my own style of craft. I enjoyed decoupage\, pouring clear resins and painting.\nI joined the Ocean County Artists Guild six years ago. The artisan fair was going to be held and I thought I of my shells and how people would enjoy buying something they could hold in their hand and decorate their house. I had so many ideas for making the shells tell a little story about the ocean or the sunshine or popular culture. I spent a lot of time looking everywhere for small objects that would be a good design. I still paint watercolors and mixed media and photo reduced some of them for the decoupage.\nSince ancient times\, people have been intrigued by the bounty of the ocean. Shells last forever. I hope you enjoy looking at these as much as I enjoyed making them. 
URL:https://www.ocartistsguild.org/event/in-the-gallery-september-2023/2023-09-05/
LOCATION:Ocean County Artists Guild\, 22 Chestnut Avenue\, Island Heights\, NJ\, 08732\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:In the Gallery - September 2023
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception is September 10th from 1-4 PM\nThe September show will be on view from September 2 – September 25. See website for hours. \nStudio – Members Choice \nGallery 1 – Bonnie Brown – Thinking Outside the Box\nMy experience with artwork began when I was a child. I would spend hours with a pencil and sketchbook drawing whatever came to my mind. It may not be exactly what I am looking at\, instead it would be what comes to my mind.  I would draw cartoons\, fantasy landscapes\, and abstract works with geometric designs. \nAs time went on\, I created paintings\, used pastels\, ceramics\, and enjoyed exploring various types of art. As I entered adulthood\, I entered my work in galleries\, street fairs\, and areas where I can present what I have created. Before I moved to Island Heights\, I took my easel to the boardwalk and painted by the river. However\, when I moved to the town\, I joined OCAG and presented my work in the monthly shows. My first solo show was at the gallery\, and I am presenting my art at my second solo show this September. \nArt is what I have always loved\, and I am looking forward to others appreciating my creations. The paintings will display memories of places I traveled to\, landscapes\, cartoons\, nature\, all with an abstract or fantasy-like twist. Thank you for reading my story. \nGallery 2 – Bonnie Dorsey (Acrylic/Oil)\nMy art is mainly nature\, still life\, animal portraits but I have also done some abstract pieces. My medium\nis mainly acrylic. I have some oil\, watercolor\, pastel\, mixed media and pen and ink. I work from photographs that I have taken or ones that people give to me.\nI started painting when I was 13 (on a whim) and my first piece was an oil painting looking out the window at my great-grandmothers house. I took art in high school where my art teacher encouraged me to apply to art school. My mother did not think that was a wise choice\, so she pushed me to study architecture.  \n \nI applied to Pratt Institute where I was accepted. I transferred to a CUNY school to finish out my studies.\nI ended up being a high school English teacher but continued to practice art-mainly pen & ink drawings. I did not pick up a paintbrush again until I was around 40 years old where I took a painting class with Elizabeth Paseler at Lacey Township HS. This reignited that spark again. I haven’t stopped creating since.  \n  \nPop-Up Gallery – Debbie Heyck “Painted Shells”\nHello\, my name is Debi Heyck. I learned in high school that my craft was painting. A kind but strict high school art teacher required the class to turn in a painting every week. Fortunately\, after high school\, there were places in Trenton to work as a painter and decorator. My first job was at a lamp company applying washes of color and 3-dimensional designs to lamps. The next two jobs were at porcelain studios Bohem and Cybis. I attended Mercer Community College and earned an Associates degree in fine arts. The porcelain companies shut down. I had to move on and found a job at RCA Astro in East Windor. As an artist\, I found my niche in the satellite industry by doing epoxy\, tape and paint application to space-ready hardware. I also took classes in computer graphics and made paintings in my free time. My work has been shown at the Trenton City Museum in the Ellarslie Mansion\, the Trenton’s Art All Night exhibit\, the Jackson Libary and juried shows at the Artist Guild.\nI got married and moved to Ocean County. In the next years\, I spent a lot of days taking my toddler to the ocean and we were always looking for treasures to wash up on the beach\, including shells\, sea glass and drift wood. I loved the patterns and forms of the shells. When my shell collection grew big enough\, I learned to enhance them with my own style of craft. I enjoyed decoupage\, pouring clear resins and painting.\nI joined the Ocean County Artists Guild six years ago. The artisan fair was going to be held and I thought I of my shells and how people would enjoy buying something they could hold in their hand and decorate their house. I had so many ideas for making the shells tell a little story about the ocean or the sunshine or popular culture. I spent a lot of time looking everywhere for small objects that would be a good design. I still paint watercolors and mixed media and photo reduced some of them for the decoupage.\nSince ancient times\, people have been intrigued by the bounty of the ocean. Shells last forever. I hope you enjoy looking at these as much as I enjoyed making them. 
URL:https://www.ocartistsguild.org/event/in-the-gallery-september-2023/2023-09-04/
LOCATION:Ocean County Artists Guild\, 22 Chestnut Avenue\, Island Heights\, NJ\, 08732\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:In the Gallery - September 2023
DESCRIPTION:Opening Reception is September 10th from 1-4 PM\nThe September show will be on view from September 2 – September 25. See website for hours. \nStudio – Members Choice \nGallery 1 – Bonnie Brown – Thinking Outside the Box\nMy experience with artwork began when I was a child. I would spend hours with a pencil and sketchbook drawing whatever came to my mind. It may not be exactly what I am looking at\, instead it would be what comes to my mind.  I would draw cartoons\, fantasy landscapes\, and abstract works with geometric designs. \nAs time went on\, I created paintings\, used pastels\, ceramics\, and enjoyed exploring various types of art. As I entered adulthood\, I entered my work in galleries\, street fairs\, and areas where I can present what I have created. Before I moved to Island Heights\, I took my easel to the boardwalk and painted by the river. However\, when I moved to the town\, I joined OCAG and presented my work in the monthly shows. My first solo show was at the gallery\, and I am presenting my art at my second solo show this September. \nArt is what I have always loved\, and I am looking forward to others appreciating my creations. The paintings will display memories of places I traveled to\, landscapes\, cartoons\, nature\, all with an abstract or fantasy-like twist. Thank you for reading my story. \nGallery 2 – Bonnie Dorsey (Acrylic/Oil)\nMy art is mainly nature\, still life\, animal portraits but I have also done some abstract pieces. My medium\nis mainly acrylic. I have some oil\, watercolor\, pastel\, mixed media and pen and ink. I work from photographs that I have taken or ones that people give to me.\nI started painting when I was 13 (on a whim) and my first piece was an oil painting looking out the window at my great-grandmothers house. I took art in high school where my art teacher encouraged me to apply to art school. My mother did not think that was a wise choice\, so she pushed me to study architecture.  \n \nI applied to Pratt Institute where I was accepted. I transferred to a CUNY school to finish out my studies.\nI ended up being a high school English teacher but continued to practice art-mainly pen & ink drawings. I did not pick up a paintbrush again until I was around 40 years old where I took a painting class with Elizabeth Paseler at Lacey Township HS. This reignited that spark again. I haven’t stopped creating since.  \n  \nPop-Up Gallery – Debbie Heyck “Painted Shells”\nHello\, my name is Debi Heyck. I learned in high school that my craft was painting. A kind but strict high school art teacher required the class to turn in a painting every week. Fortunately\, after high school\, there were places in Trenton to work as a painter and decorator. My first job was at a lamp company applying washes of color and 3-dimensional designs to lamps. The next two jobs were at porcelain studios Bohem and Cybis. I attended Mercer Community College and earned an Associates degree in fine arts. The porcelain companies shut down. I had to move on and found a job at RCA Astro in East Windor. As an artist\, I found my niche in the satellite industry by doing epoxy\, tape and paint application to space-ready hardware. I also took classes in computer graphics and made paintings in my free time. My work has been shown at the Trenton City Museum in the Ellarslie Mansion\, the Trenton’s Art All Night exhibit\, the Jackson Libary and juried shows at the Artist Guild.\nI got married and moved to Ocean County. In the next years\, I spent a lot of days taking my toddler to the ocean and we were always looking for treasures to wash up on the beach\, including shells\, sea glass and drift wood. I loved the patterns and forms of the shells. When my shell collection grew big enough\, I learned to enhance them with my own style of craft. I enjoyed decoupage\, pouring clear resins and painting.\nI joined the Ocean County Artists Guild six years ago. The artisan fair was going to be held and I thought I of my shells and how people would enjoy buying something they could hold in their hand and decorate their house. I had so many ideas for making the shells tell a little story about the ocean or the sunshine or popular culture. I spent a lot of time looking everywhere for small objects that would be a good design. I still paint watercolors and mixed media and photo reduced some of them for the decoupage.\nSince ancient times\, people have been intrigued by the bounty of the ocean. Shells last forever. I hope you enjoy looking at these as much as I enjoyed making them. 
URL:https://www.ocartistsguild.org/event/in-the-gallery-september-2023/2023-09-03/
LOCATION:Ocean County Artists Guild\, 22 Chestnut Avenue\, Island Heights\, NJ\, 08732\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events
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