It's pretty awesome. He is a great teacher, very generous with his talents and insights. He has the ability to frame a thought in multiple ways, reaching out to whatever learning style may be sitting in the class. I heard metaphors about golf, fly fishing and interior decorating. And if none of those rang your bell, he was ready to show and tell on the easel. We listened to classical music and discussed Roger Scruton. And to say his work is inspiring, well... you gotta see it to believe it. If you're looking for a quick review, here it is: worth the effort to get there. And there being Victor, Idaho. Yes, I know, you want to see what I produced. That's coming tomorrow, but prepare yourselves. I took Scott at his word- these were studies, not finished paintings. If you don't know or aren't sure what that means, you can see for yourself tomorrow. ![]()
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6/23/2013 02:27:33 pm
No, that's what workshops and classes are all about - stretch, try something new, don't be afraid to fail or worry that you won't have nice paintings to bring home. Pay attention and O-P-E-N yourself. THAT's what the hokey pokey is all about. Good for you!
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Amanda
4/23/2014 11:32:34 am
just wondering about it. it's so expensive!!! i take it you thought it was worth it. was the class size small?
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5/17/2014 09:14:52 am
Amanda-
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