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2010
Weekend & One-Day Workshops
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Register on-line above or
call 407-671-1886 with your credit card, or stop by the
office.
Note: To transfer or cancel a class, at least 24 hours
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Painting, Drawing,
Quilting
October 2
Photo Memory Quilts
with Lauren Austin, October 2: 9:00–4:00.
Registration deadline: Sept. 25 #WKP30
Students will use family photos, memorabilia and keepsakes to
develop stories for their own art quilts. Transfer photos,
drawings, and writings directly to fabric using inkjet transfer.
Learn Lauren’s quick, no piecing method to construct your own
art quilts. Bring old letters, family photos, fabric, threads,
and any artifacts you would like to incorporate into your quilt
and personalize your family’s future heirloom.
Members $125, Non-Members $145
Save $20 - Take both quilt workshops for $230/$250.
Quilt maker Lauren Austin tells thought-provoking stories with
her quilts which sew together heirloom photographs with fabrics
to create textural “stories” that share her history. Themes
relating to matters of justice grew out of her experience as a
U.S. diplomat to South America, and her background as civil
rights lawyer and associate law professor.
October 3
Machine Quilt Drawing
with Lauren Austin, October 3: 9:00–4:00.
Registration deadline: Sept. 25 #WKP31
Drawing scenes, faces, figures and patterns with the sewing
machine enhances the design of even the simplest quilt pattern.
Learn techniques of stress-free machine quilting to embellish
quilts. We will practice with a variety of fabrics and battings,
design our own pictures and have fun.
Members $125, Non-Members $145
October 2
Making Art Your Business
Painting & Drawing Benefit Oct. 2: 9:00–4:00.
Registration deadline: Sept. 25 #WKPDF1
Back for its fifth year to provide useful information, community connections,
and inspiration for artists to make art their business. Topics range from
gallery representation to marketing and promotion.
Members $65, Non-Members $85
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October 15 & 16
Experimental Acrylic
with Donne Bitner, Oct. 15–17: 9:00–4:00.
Registration deadline: Oct. 9 #WKP11
Experiment with the possibilities offered working with new
materials and techniques using fluid and tube acrylics on paper,
glass, and wood. Imagery from realistic to abstract will be
enhanced by layering, watercolor crayons, stencils, stamps,
powdered charcoal and textured materials. Demonstrations and
critiques help each to find their unique voice.
Members $230, Non-Members $250
In addition to teaching painting at Crealdé, Donne Bitner
maintains a studio at McRae Art Studio in Winter Park. Her work
is exhibited in museum shows and art festivals throughout the
United States.
October 22 - 24
Expressive Figures in Watercolor
with Ken Austin, Oct. 22–24: 10:00–5:00.
Registration deadline: Oct. 8 #WKP17
This fun, intensive workshop is a chance for you to find
expressive ways with watercolor, especially with figures.
Working from live models, the point will not be anatomy or color
accuracy, but exploring ways to make your paintings more
expresive, lively, and interesting. All models will be clothed.
Members $245, Non Members $265
December 11 & 12
Perspective for Artists
with Ken Austin, Dec. 11–12: 9:00–4:00.
Registration deadline: Nov. 21 #WKP29
Learn how to make things appear to recede into the distance,
have depth and volume, and relate to any spatial environment.
Basic drawing skills and an open mind are the only requirements.
Members $145, Non-Members $165
KEN AUSTIN is the founder of the Central Florida Watercolor
Society, and has been a watercolor teacher for 16 years. His
paintings have won 5 major awards in the last 7 years, and are
in private and corporate collections across the U.S.
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Ceramics & Sculpture |
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Throwing Body Parts
Instructor: Vincent Sansone #WKT15
Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 23 & 24
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Studio 4
Use the potter’s wheel to make the forms for two animals and
assemble them using handbuilding techniques. Firing and
finishing techniques included. Bring animal images for
inspiration and take home two completed pieces.
Members $200 • Non-Members $220
Weekend Welding
Instructor: David Cumbie #WKT16
Saturday & Sunday, November 27–28
or… December 11 & 12, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Studio 6 and Foundry
Come out and create your own art work in steel. Students will be
using arc welding, mig welding and torches during this intense
two day workshop. All materials are included.
Members $230 • Non-Members $250 |
Child/Adult Clay Workshops
(age 5 & up)
Jack-o’-Lanterns—A Holiday Tradition in Clay
with Doug Bringle, September 19 & 26
1:00–4:00 p.m. in Studio 4
Just in time for the holidays, Crealdé’s clay studio invites you and your
favorite adult to join us in making an heirloom Jack-o’-Lantern. Team up to
design and hand-build unique indoor or outdoor pumpkin lanterns. Let’s start the
season off by making a piece of art together that will be more treasured with
each passing year!
Members $100 • Non-Members $120
Christmas Trees—A Holiday Tradition
with Doug Bringle, December 5 & 12
1:00–4:00 p.m. in Studio 4
Just in time for the holidays, Crealdé’s clay studio invites you and your
favorite adult to join us in making an heirloom Christmas tree, complete with
your own handmade ornaments. Let’s start the yuletide season off by making a
piece of art together that will be more treasured with each passing year.
Members $100 • Non-Members $120
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Photography Workshops
The Holga Camera with Perry Dilbeck
October 2, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Studio 5
Registration Deadline: Sept. 24, #WKPH10
Members $150 • Non-Members $170
Learn how to take fine art images using a simple plastic
camera. Explore the history of the Holga camera and examine the
various bodies of work created with this toy. The technical
aspects of film loading, focusing, exposing, light leak
prevention, and other special applications will be covered.
Participants will shoot on location, bring film back for
processing and the results will be reviewed in class. If
students do not own a “Holga,” cameras will be provided.
Perry Dilbeck has published a book of his Holga work called “The
Last Harvest” and has exhibited widely.
Please check the Crealde website at www.crealde.org or call the
Crealde office at 407-671-1886 for more information.
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