Classes in the Past

July 20
The Snowman
by
Ann Hedberg

June 8
Mudded Poppy on White Multi Media Board
by Jane Van Buren

May 18
Painter's Tote
by Alise Derr

April 13
Frog on Mushroom with 'Daisy's
by Cheri Bergquist

March 16th
Lost to the Sea (Multa Media)
by Paula Torrey

February 9
Two day Seminar
by Trudy Vannier
Owl & Elves

September 15, 2018 Cheri Bergquist's class
"poppies" in Watercolor

January 19th
Free Class
Majorie Harris Clark

The class is her own version of painting beautiful flowers.
Jane Willett will give short demo on Press & Seal....Ann Hedberg will give short class on Chinoiserie.

2018 August Meeting

Jane Van Buren gave us a Free Class in the Art of Mudding. She's a wonderful teacher. We all enjoyed it.

This is a sample of Jane's work.

January 2017
Paint/Swap Meeting FREE class given by Ann Hedberg....Potluck

It was the first meeting at our new facility...The Unity Church.

Above: Our new board
Left: Ann teaching the Manatees

November 19 - Ann Hedberg - Susie Saunders Acrylic
The Skaters

August 20 - Lee Fasnacht - Autumn Welcome Banner

Lee did an excellent job of teaching this fall scene.

Lee's class was the last class our Joanne attended.

July 9 & 10 Seminars

LOCATION: PLANTATION OAKS CLUBHOUSE

Mark Menendez

Saturday Mark taught us how to create a Portrait

Above are the ladies who did all the work before, during and after the rest of us arrived, painted and left.

Next day was the Lion

Thanks to these ladies who have worked both days to provide us with the most delicious lunches. They also come in the night before to get everything set up, do all the prep, cleaning up, and never complain. We are so fortunate to have them. They are the unsung heroes of our painting world. Thank you!

June 18
Alise Duerr - Lily Shoe- Acrylic

May 21
Georgian Self - Fruit on Casserole dish cover - Acrylic

April 16 was a special day. It was more of a fund raiser for our new friends, the girls of the Child Protection Team. We all brought in paintings for their brand new building. We also all painted more during the day. What a great day it was. Everyone had a good time. Three girls from the Child Protection Team joined us and gave a talk about what they do. They are extremely dedicated to what they do. The children are so fortunate to have a team like those girls during such a very dark time in their young lives.

9 a.m. Everyone's here...Dee starts the meeting.

Joanne Hedges made up ten framed pictures for every person on the Protection Team. It reads, "To The World You May Be One Person... But To One Person You May Be The World." Allison accepted her gift and she was so appreciative. The two other girls had not yet arrived. Their job is a 24-7 job so it was hard for all three to get away for the entire day.

Show & Tell

Here are the girls that do all the meal set up and organizing...and clean up. The clean up part will now change....We will all pitch in.

This is Becky and the two Allisons; The child Protection Team girls putting their raffle tickets in the cups. Actually, one won a $15 gift card to Starbucks which she gave to one of our painters, and another won a $20 gift card to Paneras. So they did o.k.

Sunday, March 20 held at Flagler Woman's Club
Earline Padgett - Fresh Flowers on Blue - Oils

Saturday March 19 held at ARC
Earline Padgett - Beach Walk - Watercolor

February 20
Nancy Walsh - What Penguins - Acrylic

January 16 Class
Hydrangeas in Sepia—Mary Sue Baldwin--Acrylics

Mary Sue gave a wonderful class. She demonstrates and has everyone
practice techniques before starting their piece.

November 21 Lee Fasnacht Winter Light

Show and Tell

Our President, Dee begins the meeting

Lee begins teaching. It was an adorable project for Christmas. Everyone enjoyed it.

Seminar Diane Bunker September 2015

The morning started out with door prizes.

The 3-D spoon pendants begin on the first day, and ended at the end of the second day. They all turned out beautiful.

Before working on our puffed paint shirt or bag, we put our puffed paint into a vessel similar to a cake decorating bag, with coupler and tip. While getting a demo up front Diane told us to put our bag in our cleavage to keep it warm.

After the steam hit the paint, it puffed right up.

Nedra's beautiful deviled eggs! We are so spoiled.

Patti and Nedra had color-coordination and flowers going on in our dining area. It was wonderful. One year ago, we were opening our brown bags with warm, yucky sandwiches and nothing to drink. We've come a long way.

Workshop August 15 Ginny Wiegand Pansies

Two more beautiful items for the auction.

Show & Tell

Lunchtime at our monthly classes are pretty incredible

Workshop July Alise Duerr Colored Pencil

Alise gave us many helpful hints on the art of working with Colored Pencils.

Show and Tell.

Diannia going over the minutes before the meeting.

Does it get any better!

We NEVER forget dessert!

This is some, but not all, of our newest members.

Seminar June 20 Sunday Jillybean's painting on Glassses

Seminar June 19 Jilly Bean Zebras

Jillybean is such a delight. Wonderful teacher with so many new ideas and tips. Her class is professional, yet fun...Perfect combination. Hopefully we'll have her again.

Workshop May 16 Ann Hedberg Ice Skater

Cheri and Alise have Show and Tell items.

Free lunches continue...Fried Chicken and Potato Salad with Refrigerator Cakes for dessert.

Every piece turned out beautiful. Nice class. We have the cream of the crop ladies.

Workshop April 18 Sandy Adams Gerber Daises

Everyone enjoyed the class. Thank you Sandy

Workshop March 21, 2015 Nancy Walsh Noah's Arc Plate

2015 Workshops and Seminars

Workshop February Georgann Self Tea Pot with Flowers

January Ann Wagoner Best Friends

First we had Show and Tell

Pattie painted her shoes.

Ann started us out with a water color technique using acrylics.

We have so many new members…it's wonderful!

Joanne and her granddaughter Becky from Connecticut

Everyone's having a good time, painting, learning….
But look how serious it gets when it's lunch time. Don't mess with lunch time!

Seaside is the best. We give back to the community and to our members.
Lunch is provided for every workshop this year. But it will be up the the members to take turns at bringing it in. It will be fun to see what they will come up with.

Lunch is over and it's back to the drawing board

The first class of 2015 was a hugh success! Thank you Ann

Workshop - November Georgann Self - “Believe” snow scene—Teddy & Snowman

Show and Tell… Ruth and Alise

Two of our three new members….Nilda and Gabby.

The Raffle

Georgia and Charlie purchased a wonderful and much need new projector for the chapter

Workshop - September Alise Duerr—Acrylic on Parchment— Singing Snowman

September Show & Tell

Workshop - July 19th, Ginny Wiegand—Pear—Oil over Acrylic

Seminar - June 22, Nilda Rodriguez, Colored Pencil Whoops Owl

Seminar - June 21, Nilda Rodriguez, Colored pencil Amber Thrush

Workshop - May 17th, Alise Duerr - Colored pencil of Rose of Sharon

Watercolor Batiks by Kathie George

Everyone loved the classes and raved about Kathy George

Diana's husband and grandson did all the setting up of tables, brought all Kathy's equipment in and set it up, and then came back on sunday and took it all down and brought all Kathy's equipment to her car.
This was not an easy job. We can't thank you enough!