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Shiny Red Shoes... mixed into thoughts of teaching Art with Texas Artist Laurie Pace


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Like many Americans, we are not watching news anymore. I did manage to catch the weather for the next week and it is going to feel like 105-108 every day.  Is it hot where you are?

The week ahead is going to start early on Monday at 7 am with an appt with a client on a website build.  I spent yesterday afternoon (after cleaning the house) cleaning the studio and rearranging canvas and finishing up the Bull and Bear painting I have been working on for the past three weeks.  Also finished up Lila which you saw yesterday after I finished it and blogged.  Next week, the brushes and the knives come out and paint will be involved.  I believe there will be horses, flowers,  maybe a bird or a wolf.  

I have been thinking lightly about something. I am mulling it over on how it would look or work.  I have spent 45 years teaching art in my studio and in public schools and workshops. My teaching and art experience are filled with many loving moments and light bulb moments when I am witness to a newer student making progress and exclaiming out in pure joy. If I decide to do this, I am hoping it can be something I record with video and share it with you for free or for a low amount like $5.  More thought has to go into it.   

  • Covering the basics and some of the materials.  
  • Lessons with each of the elements of art with examples. Mixing lessons and elements.
  • Giving you a prompt and you deciding what materials you want to use. I am not a follow me paint teacher.  I feel strongly each artist must experience a journey with different materials to find which feel the most comfortable. 
  • Persuading you that it is ALL about the journey and not about the piece of art. 
  • Growing with you as you bloom!
This would include pencil, pen and ink, watercolor, acrylic, oils, pastel and more.  

Not set in stone in any way at all.  Just the blossoming of an idea.  If you think you might be interested, please click through to my Contact Page and let me know!  Tell me what you are wanting to learn. 

Have a fabulous weekend!  

Laurie


And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive them, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins.” Mark 11:25


Laurie Pace - A Texas Artist 




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Laurie Pace is an international artist with her paintings collected in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, DuBai, Portugal, Italy, France, Germany, the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, St Thomas, Romania, Greece, Croatia,  and Ecuador.

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