Painting for people who think they can't paint Expressive, abstract, intuitive painting for everyone Live Virtual Classes via Zoom 4 week session: Sunday March 5, 12, 19, 26, 2023 1-2 PM Central Time Do you dream about painting, but don’t know how to start? Maybe you think you can't paint/aren't creative, and are hesitant to try something new. If any of those sound like you, join Janis Post for Painting for People Who Think They Can't Paint - Abstract and Intuitive Painting for Everyone, a 4-week LIVE virtual painting class held via Zoom. Class size is limited to 10 participants
NEW CLASS - Finding Your Mojo! Abstract/Intuitive Painting to Loosen Up and Have Fun Live Virtual Classes via Zoom 4 week session: Sunday March 5, 12, 19, 26, 2023 2:15-3:15 PM Central Time Do you have a creative practice and experience with paint, but have lost the joy of the process of painting? Maybe you'd like to loosen up and have fun, without the pressure of making a "good" painting. Or maybe you have a hard time dedicating the time to just show up and paint. If this sounds like you, join Janis Post for Finding Your Mojo! Abstract/Intuitive Painting to Loosen Up and Have Fun. Paint from your own home, and be part of a supportive group of people on their creative journey. Using acrylic paints and paper, we'll paint together and discover the joy of painting abstractly and intuitively, without judgment or the expectation of a specific outcome. This class is great for people who are already comfortable with painting, who would like to loosen up and bring the fun back into their painting practice.
Register for both Painting for People who think they can't paint AND Finding your Mojo: Sunday March 5, 12, 19, 26, 2023. 1:00 - 3:15 PM Central
Read what our students have said:
"You have opened my eyes to abstract art & the joy of painting!"
"I just love how you teach painting. You make it feel so accessible and free... you teach with so few rules, and so much room for creativity."
"Janis puts us at ease and encourages creativity and exploration. It’s helpful to hear again and again that there is no right way."
"I liked the clear instruction that teaches without restricting what is possible. The process is very clear and forgiving for the person new to art and very expressive and open for those with experience."
"Thank you so much Janis for this wonderful painting experience. I learned a lot and had fun! I am so grateful for this class and the time we’ve had together. It feels really good to dedicate time to creative expression."
"It's awesome!"
Painting for People Who Think They Can't Paint suggested Materials List
140 lb. cold press watercolor paper, 12 in. x 18 in. (or larger)
Acrylic paints - minimum of white, black, red, yellow, blue
1 roll painter’s tape - ¾ in. wide
2-3 brushes (recommended sizes from a #8 round to a 1” utility brush)