SKY & CLOUDS & LAND & AIR / IN PERSON WEEKLY WORKSHOP
JANUARY 16 - FEBRUARY 20, 2027
SATURDAYS / 9 - 12 pm / $595
A 6 week in-person SCLA program featuring all the theory and practice from the online class plus live demos and deep dives into the fundamentals of landscape painting. The 3-hour weekly class format will give students time and space to explore the fundamentals of value, composition, working with a limited palette, and the sketching mindset; then translate all of that working knowledge into creating a studio painting during the second half of the course. All skill levels are welcome and great for beginners. Students only need to bring brushes and paint—ALL OTHER MATERIALS PROVIDED BY THE STUDIO—including paper, canvas, white painters tape, mediums, solvents, paper towels, and more.
For a comprehensive look at the SCLA course and the paint list, please check out SCLA EASTON & SCLA ONLINE. There are sample videos, demos, and a materials list on both pages.
This workshop isn’t a step by step on how to paint clouds from photos, although I explain and demonstrate exactly what steps I use and map out a comprehensive workflow for students to follow. So, yes, we paint landscapes with an emphasis on clouds and sky but…This program was designed to serve the bigger issue of developing a consistent creative practice and getting the absolute most out the time spent in the studio. It’s about creating a practice and then practicing practice which ultimately leads to skill building, proficiency, a catalog of sketches to pull from when making studio paintings, and most importantly, a relationship with your creative practice that allows for more growth and expansion beyond the subject matter.
So clouds and sky and land and air are the vehicle we use to get to creative proficiency, or at the very minimum, to get us to a place where we are more comfortable and confident during the search for our singular creative voice.
SKY & CLOUDS & LAND & AIR / IN PERSON WEEKLY WORKSHOP
JANUARY 16 - FEBRUARY 20, 2027
SATURDAYS / 9 - 12 pm / $595
A 6 week in-person SCLA program featuring all the theory and practice from the online class plus live demos and deep dives into the fundamentals of landscape painting. The 3-hour weekly class format will give students time and space to explore the fundamentals of value, composition, working with a limited palette, and the sketching mindset; then translate all of that working knowledge into creating a studio painting during the second half of the course. All skill levels are welcome and great for beginners. Students only need to bring brushes and paint—ALL OTHER MATERIALS PROVIDED BY THE STUDIO—including paper, canvas, white painters tape, mediums, solvents, paper towels, and more.
For a comprehensive look at the SCLA course and the paint list, please check out SCLA EASTON & SCLA ONLINE. There are sample videos, demos, and a materials list on both pages.
This workshop isn’t a step by step on how to paint clouds from photos, although I explain and demonstrate exactly what steps I use and map out a comprehensive workflow for students to follow. So, yes, we paint landscapes with an emphasis on clouds and sky but…This program was designed to serve the bigger issue of developing a consistent creative practice and getting the absolute most out the time spent in the studio. It’s about creating a practice and then practicing practice which ultimately leads to skill building, proficiency, a catalog of sketches to pull from when making studio paintings, and most importantly, a relationship with your creative practice that allows for more growth and expansion beyond the subject matter.
So clouds and sky and land and air are the vehicle we use to get to creative proficiency, or at the very minimum, to get us to a place where we are more comfortable and confident during the search for our singular creative voice.