Member education is a vital activity of AGTV. The Guild provides a wide range of classes for beginners and experienced artists alike as well as workshops from visiting artists throughout the year.
To register for an upcoming Visiting Artist Workshop or Class, complete the online registration form included with each workshop or class description. Once you are registered, you will receive more details on the workshop and a supply list via email.
Date: Tuesday, May 4, 2021
Time: 1:00 to 2:00 P.M.
Cost: Free
Location: Online via Zoom. A Zoom invite will be sent out to all current members prior to the class on May 4.
Do you paint, sketch, collage, photograph, print, pour, marbleize, Zentangle® or use multimedia? Fine artist Judy Lavoie is excited to introduce the unique art surface of Claybord™. This smooth white panel has so many advantages over art papers, canvas and boards, with amazing results! Judy will share her Claybord work, using a dozen different media, to illustrate the versatility of the surface and inspire you to try Claybord for your art.
By the end of the presentation, you’ll want to try Claybord yourself and Judy will be providing free samples – join in for the details on how to get yours, in ATC size too!
BIOGRAPHY: Judy is an award-winning artist in watercolors, acrylics, and scratchboards. She loves to share her techniques, tips, discoveries, successes and blunders, while encouraging others to find passion in art as she has. Her work can be viewed on her website: https://judylavoieart.com
Dates: Tuesdays, May 11 through June 15
– No class on May 26.
– Wednesday each week will be a rain date.
Time: 1:00 to 3:30 P.M.
Location: Ft. Loudon State Park in Vonore
Cost: $100
Class Size: Maximum of 10
Sign-up: Closed
Deadline: Closed
Prerequisites: Basic drawing class or lots of practice
Workshop Content: Working from Observation at Ft. Loudon State Park in Vonore with graphite or color pencil.
Lessons: How to select a composition from observed landscape and to capture information to apply to drawing paper. How to build value with graphite or color pencil. How to select a focal point and created a sense of depth, foreground, middle ground, and background.
Supply List: Here is the list of what to bring to class: En Plein Air Supply List. If you have any questions, contact Lee Edge (paintingsbylee@gmail.com).
Biography: (Loretta) Lee Edge has an extensive background teaching art in public schools around the U S as well adult education including in Tellico Village. Lee earned a bachelor’s degree in art at Moore College of Art/Design on full scholarship and a master’s at Tyler School of Fine Arts, Temple University, both in Philadelphia Pa. She holds signature membership in the Tn Watercolor Society and in the Southern Watercolor Society, having received awards for paintings in exhibits sponsored by both societies, and in other exhibits sponsored by the Oak Ridge Art Center and the Fountain City Art Center.
Two Day “Vibrant Watercolor” Workshop
All Levels Welcome
Date: March 24 & 25, 2021
9 AM EST to 3:30 PM on YouTube
3:30 PM EST to 4:00 PM Zoom (questions and answer period)
Location: This will be a virtual workshop on YouTube and Zoom
Cost: Members: $100, Non-Members: $150
Class Size: Minimum of 10; Maximum of 35
Sign-up: Please complete the registration form below.
Deadline: March 17, 2021
Cancellation Policy: Participants may cancel up to 30 days prior to the start of the Workshop for a refund minus a $5 processing charge. There will be no refunds within 30 days of the workshop. If AGTV or the instructor cancels the workshop, participants will get a full refund.
Workshop Content: Join award winning watercolor artists, Soon Y Warren, for a two day workshop to learn how to create a watercolor of Garlic in a step by step process. Soon Y Warren will provide a reference photo, drawing, and step by step images for the group exercise. Following a painting demonstration of each step, workshop participants will do their own painting in order to fully understand the process. While concentrating on technique, the concept of color theory, composition, and color values will be incorporated into the workshop. The recordings of the YouTube sessions will be made available to participants after the workshop is over.
Garlic Drawing File & Materials List:
“Garlic” Watercolor Drawing
Materials list
Biography: Soon Y. Warren is a full time artist, teacher and workshop instructor nationally and internationally. She has an Associate degree in commercial art. Soon Y. had numerous exhibitions and earned numerous awards. Soon Y. is a signature member of National Watercolor Society (NWS), American Watercolor Society (AWS), Southern Watercolor Artist (SW), Texas Watercolor Society, Purple Sage Brush (TWS), Transparent Watercolor Society (TWSA), Rocky Mountain Water-Media (RMNW), and Society of Watercolor Artist (SWA).
Her paintings are in permanent collections of private, corporate and educational institutions the US and internationally.
She is represented by Your Private Collection Art Gallery, Granbury, Texas and Southwest Gallery in Dallas, Texas
web site: www.soonwarren.com
Registration is now closed.
The Elements of Art and Principles of Design
Dates: March 8, 15 and 22
10:30 to 11:30 AM
Location: This will be a virtual class on Zoom
Cost: AGTV Members: Free, Non-Members: $75
Class Size: Maximum 6 ** CLASS FULL **
Sign-up: Contact Jack Retterer directly at 630-460-5390 or Email at jackretterer@photographer.net. Include your name, phone and email information. You will receive confirmation and Zoom login information.
Class Content:
Whether you are new to art or a formally trained professional, this presentation on the Elements of Art / Principles of Design will help you take your art to the next level. As a result of this presentation, you will increase skills to identify the strengths and weakness of your art, improve your ability to learn from other artists and help you identify the skills you need to take your art to the next level.
This presentation takes you beyond just recognizing the Elements of Art / Principles of Design. It will show you how to creatively use the Elements and Principles to create more compelling art. The program is applicable to all 2D art, regardless of medium.
Biography:
Jack Retterer is a Fine Art Photographer with over 40 years of experience. Before moving to East Tennessee, Jack taught photography at Benedictine University. Currently, he teaches Fine Art Photography at the University of Tennessee. His work has been recognized in numerous juried exhibitions for its artistic strength.
Date: Tuesday, February 9, 2021
1:00 PM EST to 3:00 PM
Location: This will be a virtual class on Zoom
Cost: Members: $20, Non-Members: $25
Sign-up: closed
Class Content: An art journal is a form of self-expression which incorporates colors, images, patterns, and may include many materials. Some art journals have a lot of writing, while others are purely filled with images. An art journal is a place where you can practice new art ideas and techniques and is also a place where you can express and explore personal feelings through images and writing.
In this class, Cindy Moser will share many of her art journals as examples. Participants will be given a variety of ideas, plus information on how to use various mediums and on how to personalize your Art Journal cover, should you want to do that. Actual hands-on development of your journal will be done, by doing the front inside cover and the first page of your Journal.
Participants will cover the inside of the cover of their journal by using cardstock scrapbooking paper, or any heavyweight paper available. “No matter if the front covers of my journals are later covered with paint, clay, or scrapbook paper, I still use the scrapbooking paper for the inside of the journal cover. It will give you a thicker cover and provides a good balance if the front cover bends slightly due to the clay, paint, etc.”
After that we will do a simple, but fitting, beginning journal page, using watercolors, or paints, or markers, or colored pencils. You will also need a Sharpie Black permanent pen and compass, bowl or whatever you have available to outline a circle. Any black permanent pen will work. We are going to get creative and have fun!
Supply List: Art Journaling Supply List
Biography:
Cindy Moser is a Monroe County native, where she taught high school art for over 30 years; she loved teaching teenagers. Upon retirement she began offering classes in acrylics, watercolor collage and art journaling from her home studio and is now teaching on Zoom. Prior to the pandemic she offered workshops at art conventions from coast to coast as a Helping Artist for DecoArt Paints and an Ambassador for Royal Brush Company. Cindy earned an MFA at Tennessee Tech. She lives in Knoxville with her good-looking husband, who joins her in hiking and photography.
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Has it been awhile since you used your camera? Need help learning to navigate your new camera’s features / buttons? Want your photos to pop with fall color but don’t know how to use popular post-production programs like Adobe Lightroom?
Beginner or experienced, Powershot to Digital SLR camera, from camera buttons to post production (Lightroom or Photoshop), Dennis can help you capture pictures you’ll be proud to show off.
Contact Dennis Sabo for personalized one-on-one instruction that fits your needs and schedule. Email (dsabo.photo@gmail.com) or Call (865-253-0798) Dennis today for that personalized one-on-one Camera instruction.
Dennis is the recipient of the 2019 Healing Power of Color membership award from Manhattan Art International, NY., New York.
We have created PDF’s of the classes that were previously offered by the Art Guild of Tellico Village. (Spring 2020 Classes were cancelled due to Covid-19). Click on the link to view the file or you can ‘Download’ it.
