The Art Classroom is filled with canvasses from all in the school–Beginners through Eighth Grades. Included in the lessons of design/composition, are the nuts-and-bolts of wiring the canvas itself, and thoughts on effective display.
What works and what do we want to refine? What do you see, and how do you feel about it? These are areas artists deal with daily. At PNA, we want to be ready for our future. Being a working artist will add one more tool to being a resourceful person in our ever-changing world.
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Here is a photo of the Beginners Class. They are using the primary three: red, yellow, and blue to mix their colors. White is used to make tints. They mix black by combining red, yellow, and blue in equal parts. (They also learn that some paints are more opaque than others, and this affects the final hue. They also learn about warm and cool colors, and how every hue can be made warm or cool).
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Where to Find Ms. Jaeger’s Artwork This Month:
Brenda Jaeger’s Artwork will be part of this week’s First Friday at the blue.hollomon gallery, Anchorage, Alaska; she will continue to exhibit at Randy Parsons Galleries, Ventura, California; and her work will continue in the group Holiday Show at the Dayton Visual Arts Center through December. She just brought out a second series of guitar-themed notecards, Guitars II. This is in addition to Alaska Landscapes, and Guitar I notecards.