Fiona’s Art Class Timetable January 2020

6 weeks €60

Tuesday class

Week (1)………………7th January (registration)

Week (2)……………….14th January

Week (3)……………… 21st January

Week (4)………………..28th January

Week (5)………………. 4th February

Week (6)…………………11th February

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Thursday class

Week (1)………………9th (registration)

Week (2)……………….16th January

Week (3)……………… 23rd January

Week (4)………………..30th January

Week (5)………………. 6th February

Week (6)………………….13th February

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Saturday class

Week (1)………………11th January (registration)

Week (2)……………….18th January

Week (3)……………… 25th January

Week (4)………………..1st February

Week (5)………………. 8th February

Week (6)………………….15th February

Class Times: 

Tuesday Classes

Tuesday all levels 4:00 to 5:00

Thursday Classes

Thursday all levels 4:00 to 5:00

Thursday senior & intermediate5:15 to 6:15

Saturday Classes

Saturday all levels 9:45 to 10:45

Saturday senior & intermediate11:00 to 12:00

Please note class times and days may vary from term to term.

Please Note

1.      Places are available on a ‘first come first served’ basis on the day of registration.

2.      Payment is for the 6 week term (€60) on the day of registration.

3.      I cannot facilitate ‘pay as you go’ the six week term must be paid in full.

4.      You can make up for missed classes in the term you paid for, by coming on another day during the week, or do an extra class during the week or term.

5.      Trial classes will not be available this term, if your child is joining the class for the first time and decides the art class is not for them I will refund you the balance of the term.

6. There may be places available during the term please contact me for details.

7. Children cannot register themselves it must be done by an adult.

Email me below or call me on 0851445494.

Got a friend on a play date? Bring them along for the day it’s just €10.

www.fionasartclass.com

https://fionasartclass.com/drawing-classes/

Hello all current students!

As I have waiting lists for some of my busier classes can you let me know before the end of term if you would like to be sure of your place for the January term (6 weeks) so I can hold a place for your child before registration day.

Regards

Fiona

https://fionasartclass.com/sign-up-for-a-class/

Fiona’s Art Class Timetable January 2020

6 weeks €60

Tuesday class

Week (1)………………7th January (registration)

Week (2)……………….14th January

Week (3)……………… 21st January

Week (4)………………..28th January

Week (5)………………. 4th February

Week (6)…………………11th February

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Thursday class

Week (1)………………9th (registration)

Week (2)……………….16th January

Week (3)……………… 23rd January

Week (4)………………..30th January

Week (5)………………. 6th February

Week (6)………………….13th February

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Saturday class

Week (1)………………11th January (registration)

Week (2)……………….18th January

Week (3)……………… 25th January

Week (4)………………..1st February

Week (5)………………. 8th February

Week (6)………………….15th February

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Class Times:

Tuesday Classes

Tuesday all levels 4:00 to 5:00

Thursday Classes

Thursday all levels 4:00 to 5:00

Thursday senior & intermediate5:15 to 6:15

Saturday Classes

Saturday all levels 9:45 to 10:45

Saturday senior & intermediate11:00 to 12:00

Please Note

1.      Places are available on a ‘first come first served’ basis on the day of registration.

2.      Payment is for the 6 week term (€60) on the day of registration.

3.      I cannot facilitate ‘pay as you go’ the six week term must be paid in full.

4.      You can make up for missed classes in the term you paid for, by coming on another day during the week, or do an extra class during the week or term.

5.      Trial classes will not be available this term, if your child is joining the class for the first time and decides the art class is not for them I will refund you the balance of the term.

BRUSH

For beginners mr price is s good option for watercolor brushes. They sell them in sets.

Keep brushes clean washing them regularly in washing up liquid.

PAINT

Select a set of watercolor paints. This a set is a great deal. Most sets have a good selection of basic colors you’ll need for transparent watercolor painting. Rarely use the white paint that is included in most cake or tube color sets. It’s opaque. Its use will change your watercolor paintings into gouache paintings. Gouache, or opaque watercolor is a distictly different category and approach to painting.

If you prefer tubes pre-packaged tube sets will also give you a good starter selection of colors for watercolor painting. Start by using brand name “academic” or “student” grade watercolors until you can commit your resources to buying “artist” grade watercolor supplies.

PAPER

Use any watercolor pad, block, or loose paper with a weight of #140 or higher. The heavier the paper, the less likely you’ll have to deal with the warpage of the damp paper while painting. I recommend larger sheets like this one because you can always cut them in half or quarters for smaller paintings.

PALETTE

Cake and Pan watercolor sets usually have built-in fold out palettes that are useable in varying degrees depending on their size and orientation. For your tube watercolors you can use a flat white dinner plate or buy some inexpensive plastic plates.

WATER

Find a glass, or jar, or small bucket to hold fresh, clean water. Use two if possible. One for rinsing your brush between colors, and one for clean water for painting.

Tap water is usually fine. Hard water decreases paint solubility and flow. Overly softened water acts as a wetting agent and increase paint solubility and flow. If you’re concerned, use bottled water.

EXTRAS

A few more odds’n’ends will round out your kit. A pencil, a kneaded eraser, some tissues, and an old towel or paper towels, and a couple of large metal clips for holding your watercolor paper to a board. Voila! That’s all you need to start your adventures in watercolor painting

Yes you can bring a friend for the day in all of my classes the cost is €10.

If you can’t get me by text ( I may be in class and unable to answer) just come along.

Yes you can change days and times.

Look at my class timetable and just text me to let me know.

https://fionasartclass.com/class-timetable/

All the a4 pieces we produce in art class fit into the ikea frame photographed below.

They look great and make wonderful Christmas presents for family and friends and they only cost €7! 

1. Do some practice with your pencils before you begin to draw.
2. Find the number at the end of your pencil and know and understand the pencil you are drawing with before you start.
3. H is hard graphite (see diagram below)
4. B is soft graphite (see diagram below)
5. The higher the number B the softer the pencil is.
6. HB is good for light outline not for shading or finishing work.
7. Draw Lightly when starting a drawing.
8. Don’t lean hard with your pencil on your page or you will not be able to rub out mistakes you will just make holes in your paper.
9. B5 is good for shading and finished lines.
10. Good pencils and good paper help produce good drawings (you get what you pay for)
11. Draw what you see not what you think you see