E.L. CORD
MUSEUM SCHOOL
CLASS SCHEDULE

View:
Start:
End:
Student Age:
Type:
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Saturday, February 8
9 am - noon

Hand Painted Folk Hearts

Inspired by her Czechoslovakian heritage, instructor Iva Neveux will introduce students to basic painting techniques to create beautiful hand painted hearts. Each student will create two hand-painted hearts using combinations of dots, lines, dashes and curves. Make one for yourself and one to give to someone you love. All materials

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Tuesday, February 11
Noon - 4 pm

Color Studies in Watercolor

Translucence is at the heart of watercolor painting. Learn to chart and mix your colors to keep the beautiful luminosity of the medium. This class includes color charting both wet and dry, mixing triads for unusual color, and learning to combine warm and cool hues. An excellent class for both

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Thursdays, February 20 - March 12 
1 - 4:00 pm

Watercolor: Open Studio

This intermediate level open studio class is designed for returning students and experienced students. Students should have a personal work in progress to work towards completing in this fun and social series. Each class will begin with a short lesson addressing a challenge or technique followed by open studio time

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Saturday and Sunday, February 22 and 23
9 am - 12:30 pm

Stylized African Animals in Acrylic

Using bold colors, modern patterns and engaging compositions, students will use acrylic paint combined with colored pencil to create inspired portraits of African animals. In this two-day intensive, student will work with basic drawing skills, contour lines, loose gridding and blocking techniques to layout the portraits on wooden panels. Final

More Info
Girls' Night Out
Saturday, February 22
6 – 8:30 pm

Girls’ Night Out: Rainbow Palette Painting

Bring your friends and spend a fun and relaxed evening with us making art and drinking wine! This month we will be experimenting with rainbow palette painting. Bring old friends, meet new ones and have a great night over a glass (or two!) of wine and a fun project designed

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Thursday, February 27
5 -9 pm

Introduction to Watercolors

This class is designed for anyone who would like to explore the medium of watercolor without the commitment.  Learn techniques such as washes, glazing, wet on wet and much more.  Find out if watercolor is for you.  The class is great for beginners who would like to experiment with watercolor

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Tuesdays, March 3 -24
10 am – noon

Mastering the Elements of the Landscape – Sky and Clouds in Oils

In order to paint the landscape well, the artist must understand the light that fills it and how it affects the appearance of it.  This class will focus on the painting various types of skies and clouds, the source of that light. Students who have taken the Landscape Basics class

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Saturday and Sunday, March 7 and 8 
10 am – 2 pm

Edward Hopper Inspired Oil Landscape Painting

One of the best ways to learn posthumously from a master painter is to paint a “master copy”. That is, study the painting intently, look at how the artist handled the subject and manipulated the paint. Try to get inside the artist’s head and figure out why the artist emphasized

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Tuesday and Thursday, March 24 and 26
5 - 9 pm

Watercolor for Beginners: Winter Landscapes

CANCELED: Learn about composition in painting and develop your watercolor skills while painting a winter landscape. This class will introduce different winter landscape elements such as snowy fields with vegetation, snow covered trees and barns in a few smaller paintings demonstrating several different compositional rules. During the last session students

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Saturdays, March 28, April 4, April 18 
(NO CLASS APRIL 11)          
10 am – 2 pm

Watercolor Geraniums: From Studies to Composition

CANCELED: Using potted geraniums as subjects, students will learn the process of creating compositions from their own studies.  Wet and dry techniques, hard and soft edges, and texturing will be explored.  Watercolor experience is recommended.  PLEASE NOTE:  There will be a break between the second and third classes.  Saturdays, March

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Saturday and Sunday, March 28 and 29 
10 am – 2 pm

Childe Hassam Inspired Oil Landscape Painting

 CANCELED: One of the best ways to learn posthumously from a master painter is to paint a “master copy”. That is, study the painting intently, look at how the artist handled the subject and manipulated the paint. Try to get inside the artist’s head and figure out why the artist

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Wednesday, April 1
5 - 8 pm

Hand Painted Decorative Eggs

CANCELED: Inspired by her Czechoslovakian heritage, instructor Iva Neveux will introduce students to basic painting techniques to create beautiful decorative eggs. Each student will create two hand-painted wooden, paper mache or flat wooden eggs using combinations of dots, lines, dashes and curves. All materials included with registration. Wednesday, April 15

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Saturday, April 4
3 - 6 pm

Hand Painted Decorative Eggs

CANCELED: Inspired by her Czechoslovakian heritage, instructor Iva Neveux will introduce students to basic painting techniques to create beautiful decorative eggs. Each student will create two hand-painted wooden, paper mache or flat wooden eggs using combinations of dots, lines, dashes and curves. All materials included with registration. Saturday, April 43

More Info
Courses Approved for In-service Credit
Sunday, April 5
10 am – 2 pm

Georgia O’Keeffe Inspired Large Scale Watercolor Flowers

CANCELED: Learn about composition in painting and develop your watercolor skills while being inspired by the artwork of Georgia O’Keeffe. Students will begin the class by going into the galleries and looking at O’Keeffe’s Hawaiian flower inspired 1939 work Hibiscus with Plumeria. This class is ideal for beginners, or those

More Info