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Art Classes on Thursdays
Painting Class 10-11:30 am
Drawing Class 12-1:30 pm
Small class sizes and only $10 for each lesson.
Felicia Roberts is an experienced art instructor and has exhibited art in Los Angeles, Atlanta and Central Florida. Lessons are available at the Haines City Recreation Center on Thursdays returning January-May. Feb 7th, there will be no class.
Please feel free to contact Felicia at feliciafantasyart@yahoo.com. Please put art class in the email subject line because Felicia receives alot of junk mail.
Drawing Class 12-1:30 pm
Small class sizes and only $10 for each lesson.
Felicia Roberts is an experienced art instructor and has exhibited art in Los Angeles, Atlanta and Central Florida. Lessons are available at the Haines City Recreation Center on Thursdays returning January-May. Feb 7th, there will be no class.
Please feel free to contact Felicia at feliciafantasyart@yahoo.com. Please put art class in the email subject line because Felicia receives alot of junk mail.
Art Classes
Haines City Recreation Center
555 Ledwith Avenue
Haines City, FL 33844
Instructor: Felicia Baker-Roberts
feliciafantasyart@yahoo.com
Please put in email subject line art class.
Painting
Choice of acrylic, oil or watercolor
Cost per student: $10 per lesson
Time: 10-11:30 am
Days: Thursdays
Size of class: limit to 15, minimum 5
Age group: Adult
Basics taught:
Sketching in a painting
Background to foreground
Mixing colors
Importance of the direction and affect of light
How choice of brushes affect an artist’s work
Basic brush techniques
Adding textures
Adding materials to acrylic
Painting from a reference
Importance of and choice of details
Why composition is important
Realism, impression, abstraction
Choice of glazes and painting material and how it affects your work
Painting Supplies needed
If using acrylic or oil
*Paints including but not limited to: Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Titanium White, Yellow Light Hansa, Yellow Deep Hue, Red (true red), Black, Brown, Light Green or Green, Brilliant Blue or Turquoise. These paints should be in tubes (thicker paint to build up textures) not plastic containers with tops.
Acrylic glazes: You may purchase an acrylic matte or gloss glaze. This is not a required supply. You may find after entering the class you may want to make your acyrlics transparent or slow down the drying process. Glazes can be purchased at a later time and may not be required.
The oil paint glaze I prefer is liquin. It allows for transparency and slight sheen to be added to painting. This is not required.
*Brushes: Round and flat brushes from a small detail brush to ½ inch to 1 inch wide depending on the size of canvas. 3 round brushes in a variety of sizes, 3 flat brushes in a variety of sizes and 2-3 small detail brushes. These may be bought at a low cost at Walmart or Michaels in a package.
*Choice of canvas book, canvas, masonite or plywood to paint your subject on.
Canvas book and masonite tend to be the least expensive. Boxed canvas compared to regular flat canvas can be quite expensive. Masonite or plywood can be purchased at Lowe’s or Home Depot. Canvas or canvas book can be purchased at Michael’s and possibly Joanns or Walmart. 8”x 10” or larger.
Materials to contain paint and water (the student artist may choose egg cartons, plastic cups for water, a traditional palette, etc.)
A color photo reference to create a painting. I will have some pictures available in class.
Introduction to Drawing
Cost per student: $10 per lesson
Time: Noon-1:30 pm.
Days: Thursdays
Size of class: limit to 15, minimum 5
Age group: Adult and teenagers. Adults, these are very well behaved teenagers who are ready to learn.
Goals:
Teaching the basics of the following
1. how to shade
(recognize lights and darks and how to create a 3D effect)
2. proportions (spacing and size)
3. shapes and foreshortening
(demonstration and handouts on drawing)
4. importance of detail
(detail gives the drawing lifelike qualities)
Class supplies needed:
Sketchbook: 8”x10” or larger should be drawing paper not for another media
Drawing pencils: 6h, 4h, 2h, hb, 2b, 4b, 6b
Often can be purchased as sets. Walmart and Michaels usually have.
Eraser: Knead eraser if unavailable a basic white or pink eraser.
Charcoal sticks or charcoal drawing pencils. One or two should be adequate.
555 Ledwith Avenue
Haines City, FL 33844
Instructor: Felicia Baker-Roberts
feliciafantasyart@yahoo.com
Please put in email subject line art class.
Painting
Choice of acrylic, oil or watercolor
Cost per student: $10 per lesson
Time: 10-11:30 am
Days: Thursdays
Size of class: limit to 15, minimum 5
Age group: Adult
Basics taught:
Sketching in a painting
Background to foreground
Mixing colors
Importance of the direction and affect of light
How choice of brushes affect an artist’s work
Basic brush techniques
Adding textures
Adding materials to acrylic
Painting from a reference
Importance of and choice of details
Why composition is important
Realism, impression, abstraction
Choice of glazes and painting material and how it affects your work
Painting Supplies needed
If using acrylic or oil
*Paints including but not limited to: Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Titanium White, Yellow Light Hansa, Yellow Deep Hue, Red (true red), Black, Brown, Light Green or Green, Brilliant Blue or Turquoise. These paints should be in tubes (thicker paint to build up textures) not plastic containers with tops.
Acrylic glazes: You may purchase an acrylic matte or gloss glaze. This is not a required supply. You may find after entering the class you may want to make your acyrlics transparent or slow down the drying process. Glazes can be purchased at a later time and may not be required.
The oil paint glaze I prefer is liquin. It allows for transparency and slight sheen to be added to painting. This is not required.
*Brushes: Round and flat brushes from a small detail brush to ½ inch to 1 inch wide depending on the size of canvas. 3 round brushes in a variety of sizes, 3 flat brushes in a variety of sizes and 2-3 small detail brushes. These may be bought at a low cost at Walmart or Michaels in a package.
*Choice of canvas book, canvas, masonite or plywood to paint your subject on.
Canvas book and masonite tend to be the least expensive. Boxed canvas compared to regular flat canvas can be quite expensive. Masonite or plywood can be purchased at Lowe’s or Home Depot. Canvas or canvas book can be purchased at Michael’s and possibly Joanns or Walmart. 8”x 10” or larger.
Materials to contain paint and water (the student artist may choose egg cartons, plastic cups for water, a traditional palette, etc.)
A color photo reference to create a painting. I will have some pictures available in class.
Introduction to Drawing
Cost per student: $10 per lesson
Time: Noon-1:30 pm.
Days: Thursdays
Size of class: limit to 15, minimum 5
Age group: Adult and teenagers. Adults, these are very well behaved teenagers who are ready to learn.
Goals:
Teaching the basics of the following
1. how to shade
(recognize lights and darks and how to create a 3D effect)
2. proportions (spacing and size)
3. shapes and foreshortening
(demonstration and handouts on drawing)
4. importance of detail
(detail gives the drawing lifelike qualities)
Class supplies needed:
Sketchbook: 8”x10” or larger should be drawing paper not for another media
Drawing pencils: 6h, 4h, 2h, hb, 2b, 4b, 6b
Often can be purchased as sets. Walmart and Michaels usually have.
Eraser: Knead eraser if unavailable a basic white or pink eraser.
Charcoal sticks or charcoal drawing pencils. One or two should be adequate.
Copy of Renaissance Master
oil of painting 3 ft by 4 ft
Memories
oil painting 3 ft by 4 ft
Rough Draft Chalk Drawing
Eye from Sidewalk Chalk Festival
Ink Drawing
Remembering California
Acrylic Painting in progress 2 ft. by 4 ft.
About Me
- Felicia
- I am an artist that attempts to respresent the relationship between humankind, nature and God. I enjoy greatly the drawing, painting and photography process. I have won awards from honorable mention to best of show. My students have won best of show awards too. I have taught art for several years and I am teacher certified. Information for art lessons from Felicia are at http://feliciasartlessons.blogspot.com Other blogs by Felicia are: http://feliciasart.blogspot.com http://hainescitystreetpainting.blogspot.com http://godismagical.blogspot.com http://openyourheartnotyourmind.blogspot.com/ Please view my son's blogspots at http://dereksscienceexperiments.blogspot.com and http://dereksscienceexperiments2.blogspot.com Please be positive in your comments.
Reference for Future Class
Students May Sketch or You Can Wait for Class