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			Community Open Studio Night November 2 - December 9, 2009 - no session Nov 25 (Wednesdays, 6pm-8:30pm) — Open Studios provide time exclusively for Peninsula School of Art Members to work in our well-appointed art studios, and to use specialized equipment you might not have at home. Create your finest works or just play, and have a fun and productive time in the studio with other people making art. With advance registration you may use the jewelry/metals room, traditional darkroom, etching press, or Hollander paper beater. You need to be competent with the equipment you plan to use, as there is no formal instruction provided. There is no need to call ahead for Community Clay or Painting and Drawing studios, just drop in during the hours posted. Artists from all disciplines can work side-by-side and spontaneous collaborations may occur! Website: http://www.peninsulaartschool.com				Location: Fish Creek, WI Sponsor: Peninsula School of Art Cost: Members: $12 per evening Email: Peninsula School of Art Phone: (920) 868-3455

			Open Studios November 2 - December 9, 2009 - no session Nov 25 (9am to 5pm and Wed evenings, 6pm - 8:30pm) — Open Studios provide time exclusively for Peninsula School of Art Members to work in our well-appointed art studios, and to use specialized equipment you might not have at home. Create your finest works or just play, and have a fun and productive time in the studio with other people making art. With advance registration you may use the jewelry/metals room, traditional darkroom, etching press, or Hollander paper beater. You need to be competent with the equipment you plan to use, as there is no formal instruction provided. There is no need to call ahead for Community Clay or Painting and Drawing studios, just drop in during the hours posted. Artists from all disciplines can work side-by-side and spontaneous collaborations may occur! Website: http://www.peninsulaartschool.com				Location: Fish Creek, WI Sponsor: Peninsula School of Art Cost: Members: $15/day or $75/week Email: Peninsula School of Art Phone: (920) 868-3455

			Fancy Christmas Cupcakes for Kids & Families December 13, 2009 (3-5pm) — Make Fancy Christmas Cupcakes while you Make Wonderful Family Memories . . . . Students will decorate amazing cupcakes using fun and creative ideas. The cupcakes will create "scenes" of gingerbread boys, snowmen, and Christmas trees. The focus of this class will be on frosting and decorating techniques. This class is more advanced. Younger children are welcome to participate with a parent. All supplies for this class are included in the listed cost of workshop. Erin Latta holds a BA in Culinary Arts from Johnson and Wales University. Class held at The Artisan Bakery in Ouray, CO. Website: http://weehawkenarts.org/				Location: Ouray, CO Instructor: Erin Latta Sponsor: Weehawken Creative Arts Cost: $24 for non-members of WCA, $21 if paid by December 8 Email: Susan Opdahl Phone: (970) 318-0150

			Film Making January 11-14, 2010 (9:30am - 4:30pm, lunch break 12-1pm) — Participants will learn how to use their video cameras to express narrative ideas through an awareness of the elements of audio/visual aesthetics. This will include learning about visual thinking and techniques and the relationship between sound/music/image. Participants will work in teams to develop a short script, a visual strategy for shooting, and the final production of the film. Participants will also be introduced to the basics of non-linear editing. The workshop will provide the computer and Final Cut Pro editing software, along with firewire connections from video to computer. Participants are expected to bring their own video cameras. Website: http://mysticmountainart.com				Location: Cazenovia, NY Instructor: Owen Shapiro Sponsor: Mystic Mountain Art, Inc. Cost: $649 Email: Mystic Mountain Art Phone: 315.662.7346

			Basic Bookbinding: Pockets, Flags & Envelopes February 1-22, 2010 (1:00 - 4:00 PM) — Practice paper folding, sewing and gluing skills while learning three different book structures: a circle accordion with pockets, a flag book with single sheets, and a multi-section book that includes envelopes. Participants will create original painted papers during the first class. All materials included. Website: http://www.swschool.org				Location: San Antonio, TX Instructor: Rose Harms Sponsor: Southwest School of Art & Craft Cost: $180 Email: Registration Phone: 210-224-1848

			Canvas Building February 7, 2010 (1-4pm) — In this focused one-day workshop participants learn how to build a sturdy canvas support suitable for painting and other 2D applications. Instruction includes building the stretcher frame, stretching the canvas and finishing the corners, and finally the gesso application. Website: http://www.ringling.edu/cssp				Location: Sarasota, FL Instructor: Peter Rampson Sponsor: Ringling College of Art and Design Cost: $45; 5% off tuition received prior to January 6th Email: Diane Zorn Phone: 941-955-8866

			Frank Webb Lecture & Demo February 7, 2010 (1-3pm) — Special lecture and demo with award winning painter and educator Frank Webb. Held in conjunction with Fallbrook Art Center N.W.S. traveling show exhibition. Website: http://www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org				Location: Fallbrook, CA Instructor: Frank Webb, A.W.S., N.W.S Sponsor: Fallbrook School of the Arts Cost: $25 - Free to workshop participants Email: Brigitte Schlemmer Phone: 760-728-6383

			Calligraphy: The Uncial Alphabet February 8-22, 2010 (10:00A - 12:00P) — The Uncial alphabet is smooth flowing and easy to letter. Known as the "early Christian alphabet," it is a majuscule (using only capitals) alphabet. This beautiful alphabet can be used in many settings, from books to family trees. Learn it as a means of personal artistic expression. The course is geared to the beginner, but also would satisfy those with some experience who would like to improve their skills. There will be step-by-step instruction on letter forms, spacing, and how to use the alphabet in projects. All materials will be provided. Website: http://www.swschool.org				Location: San Antonio, TX Instructor: Dolores Schultz Sponsor: Southwest School of Art & Craft Cost: $90 Email: Registration Phone: 210-224-1848

			Special Fibers: Paper for Printmaking February 13-14, 2010 (10:00A - 4:00P) — When working with artist-made paper, the printmaker can approach the printed image with an extra medium for expression. Students will create paper for a small edition print with an eye toward specifically designed paper - color and shape - that will work in concert with their print. Working with cotton rag, a variety of papermaking techniques will be taught that can enhance the printed image. Everyone will have the opportunity to make both plain sheets and edition sheets for their own project. Students should come to class with a print proof to aid in creating their paper. See the materials list for available paper sizes. All papermaking materials will be provided. Website: http://www.swschool.org				Location: San Antonio, TX Instructor: Beck Whitehead Sponsor: Southwest School of Art & Craft Cost: $160 Email: Registration Phone: 210-224-1848

			Linda Doll Lecture February 13, 2010 (1:30-3:30pm) — Seeing the Light lecture & slide presentation with Linda Doll. An understanding of how to paint sunlight, shade and shadows... plus some compositional hints ... plus more. Visit www.lindadoll.com to learn more about the artist. Website: http://www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org				Location: Fallbrook, CA Instructor: Linda Doll Sponsor: Fallbrook School of the Arts Cost: $25.00 Email: Brigitte Schlemmer Phone: 760-728-6383

			Artist As Traveler February 19, 2010 (9:00A - 4:00P) — Who doesn't have a box full of travel memorabilia crying out to become more than a pile of distant memories? This workshop enables you to journal your experience using your own travel ephemera - photos, drawings, postcards, or collected mementos. Get your creative juices flowing during an initial slide lecture which gives a glimpse into the pivotal role of travel in the work of artists and presents a wide spectrum of multimedia artists' travel journals. Learn beginning bookbinding and design skills while you honor your materials in a hardboard accordion fold book. Delight in new-found methods of organization and execution as you design your own travel journal structure. Website: http://www.swschool.org				Location: San Antonio, TX Instructor: Gail Rieke - Santa Fe, NM Sponsor: Southwest School of Art & Craft Cost: $365 Email: Registration Phone: 210-224-1848

			Elaine Harvey Lecture & Demo February 27, 2010 (1:30-3:30pm) — In her demonstration, Elaine will first emphasize the free application and natural flow of the watercolor paint. In the next portion of the demo she will concentrate on creating an organized composition, and finally, she will refine recognizable imagery, using other watermedia materials as needed. The goal: to create a resolved and appealing painting, both abstract and real, both planned and spontaneous. Visit www.sdmaag.org/gallery.php to learn more about the artist and her work. Website: http://www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org				Location: Fallbrook, CA Instructor: Elaine Harvey Sponsor: Fallbrook School of the Arts Cost: $25.00 Email: Brigitte Schlemmer Phone: 760-728-6383

			Creating a Collage Journal February 27, 2010 (9 am - 4 pm) — Discover just how talented you really are! Collage journaling is a powerful creative outlet for the expression of thoughts, feelings and dreams. Even if you never thought of yourself as an “artist” or a “writer,” a collage journal can help you see things more clearly. Incorporate pictures and words in a way that is fun as well as personally revealing. Looking for a way to alleviate stress? Unwind and let your creative juices flow! No prior art or writing experience is necessary to enjoy this class. Website: http://www.ringling.edu/cssp				Location: Sarasota, FL Instructor: Linda Maree Sponsor: Ringling College of Art and Design Cost: $75 Email: Diane Zorn Phone: 941-955-8866

			Paper & Metal Leaf Lamination March 5-7, 2010 (10:00A - 4:30P) — Lamination is the process of applying paper or metal leafing to a cloth surface with a silk screen and gel medium. Patterns may be simple or complex, in black and white, or color. Laminated fabric can serve as a background for additional printing, stitching and manipulating, or stand alone as an art piece. Participants will produce a set of laminated samples and then forge ahead on a larger study. Discussions include a survey of appropriate papers, leafing materials, and mediums, and a review of basic design principles. Please see SSAC website for a materials list. Website: http://www.swschool.org				Location: San Antonio, TX Instructor: Jane Dunnewold Sponsor: Southwest School of Art & Craft Cost: $325 Email: Registration Phone: 210-224-1848

			Trompe l'Oeil Painting (Super-Realism) and Scientific Painting March 8-12, 2010 (9 AM - 4 PM) — In this workshop, Hodge will present various ideas and tricks for lighting, shadows and styles used to obtain extremely realistic qualities in a painting or drawing. Students will have the option to create a super-realistic painting, sometimes called "trompe l'oeil" (French for "fool the eye") or a scientific painting. Students who do trompe l’oeil will paint several flat objects, such as family mementos, old photographs, envelopes with interesting stamps, jewelry, leaves, keys or feathers. Students creating a scientific illustration may work on flowers, insects, seashells, Native American pottery or a medical subject. Students may work with any media in which they are comfortable, including oil, alkyd, acrylic or watercolor. Hodge will introduce and demonstrate gouache, colored pencil and silverpoint. Website: http://reg129.imperisoft.com/SAS/ProgramDetail/33373833/Registration.aspx				Location: Scottsdale, AZ Instructor: Gerald Hodge Sponsor: Scottsdale Artists' School Cost: $585.00 Email: Scottsdale Artists' School Phone: (480) 990-1422 or (800) 333-5707

			Painting on Silk Workshop March 13-14, 2010 (10 am-5 pm) — In this colorful workshop, the instructor teaches Javanese and British guild silk painting techniques from his study of batik and textile design at the Batik Research Institute of Indonesia. The application of paint onto silk is easy and enjoyable, and students work with floral designs which are the focus of the silk workshop. Students also explore design and color. The workshop is taught in an open, relaxed manner and is geared for the beginner or the seasoned artist. Website: http://www.ringling.edu/cssp				Location: Sarasota, FL Instructor: Jamie Kirkell Sponsor: Ringling College of Art and Design Cost: $245; 5% off tuition received prior to January 6th Email: Diane Zorn Phone: 941-955-8866

			Robert Burridge Lecture & Demo March 14, 2010 (1:30-3:30pm) — Paint modern, loose abstract florals that sell like crazy. Learn the secrets of Monet and others as you turn those colorful messes into hot, beautiful little gems. These are Burridge's "daily warmups." In his light-hearted style, Bob will play with wild, juicy colors, and shows how to turn loose starts into little beauties. If you are looking for more fun in your boring floral paintings, this Demo is for you! Burridge's positive, fearless approach inspires everyone to loosen up and paint with endless possibilities. Color combinations and compositions will also be featured. To learn more about Robert please visit www.robertburridge.com Website: http://www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org				Location: Fallbrook, CA Instructor: Robert Burridge Sponsor: Fallbrook School of the Arts Cost: $25.00 Email: Brigitte Schlemmer Phone: 760-728-6383

			Ribbon Art in Tuscany April 17-24, 2010 (Daily sessions) — Let the fabulous Italian countryside, and the towns and villages of Tuscany inspire you to create beautiful ribbonwork memories. During this workshop you will learn a wealth of Ribbonwork Flower Techniques and then use those skills to create some very special projects. See how small snips of ribbon can be converted into delightful poppies and sunflowers - yes the same ones that cover the fields in Tuscany - and then combine them with other ribbon flowers, blossoms and leaves into a Tuscan Flower Garden. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/hgibbribbonart.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Helen Gibb Sponsor: Toscana Americana workshops Cost: From US$2449.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Visual Journaling in Tuscany April 21-28, 2010 (sessions daily) — The workshop is designed to open new paths to communicate experiences, and encourage self-expression through imagery. The vehicle by which each student records these experiences is what Nancy calls the "Visual Journal." A variety of themes, exercises and materials are introduced each day to encourage students to explore their intuitive natures. Students will work with sound, color, memory, poetry, and music in focused assignments and exercises that help to expand creative thinking - emphasizing process over product. Group discussions assist in formulating a direction, which may produce a variety of expressions in various media. Students will come away with a completed portfolio or visual journal full of ideas and information. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/wolfevisualjournaling.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Nancy R Wolfe Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: All-inclusive from US$2649.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Textiles, Text & Treasures May 25 - June 1, 2010 (sessions daily) — A workshop for beginners to advanced students, this class is filled with a variety of ways to record a travel experience… and once home, the journal will be a strong reference for later artworks. Using cloth and papers as a foundation we will assemble pages of writings, stitches and weavings that record our surroundings. We will take notes in a literal and evocative way of our interactions with the place and people of Tuscany using a variety of techniques. Materials not brought by the instructor will be gathered spontaneously during the week from around Cortona as well as small excursions and field trips into the city and countryside. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/webstertextilestext.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Sandy Webster Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			The Art of Creative Costuming May 25 - June 1, 2010 (sessions daily) — In this week-long series of workshops you will have the opportunity to learn or improve many aspects of fine art-doll making. During the coarse of the week we will delve into many areas including: the art of needle sculpting the faces of your dolls; selecting fabric for your costumes; pattern making and designing without prepared patterns; the art of draping fabric; head dress design; learning to make and improvise props; ribbon work, bead and costume techniques; Brazilian embroidery and beaded embroidery techniques; shoe making and finishing techniques. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/asciortinoartdolls.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Adele Sciortino Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Encaustic in Tuscany May 29 - June 5, 2010 (sessions daily) — This class is for artists who want to learn the encaustic technique or advanced encaustic artists who are interested in learning new ways of working in encaustic or combining their technique with another. In addition to a special day-trip to Florence to visit the reknowed Zecchi art supply shop for genuine pigments we will also be using local Cortona beeswax!! Your works will have a truly Tuscan base all created in the inspirational environment of Cortona!! Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/dvantuinenencaustic.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Debra Van Tuinen Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Paper Headdresses & Heraldic Fashion May 29 - June 5, 2010 (sessions daily) — Cortona is a little-known haven of Etruscan tombs, medieval alleyways, Renaissance art, sweeping views and small-town ambience. The medieval-themed Archidado Joust Festival takes place between May and June. It's a week of costumed festivities and events that traces its origins back to the middle Ages. It will be a week long creative experience for all of us where we will embrace the heraldry, history and romance of this fabulous place. You will learn paper art techniques to make your own crowns and tiaras in Etruscan and Medieval style. You will learn how to design heraldic fashion pieces to wear. But there is more…a giveaway and even a surprise project waiting for you! Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/gabrieladelworthcortona.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Gabriela Delworth Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			The Open Book & the Moving Pen June 19-26, 2010 (sessions daily) — Join us for a weeklong workshop with Al and Josie Rodriguez, two skilled artists and accomplished teachers, who will take you on an inspirational journey for your creative spirit. Surrounded by the beauty of Cortona, you will spend mornings learning to make a variety of journals that can be used in the afternoon poetry sessions in which Josie will guide you through several poetic forms. Some possibilities we will discuss and write are: prose poem, list, ode, point of view, haiku. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/openbookmovingpen.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Al & Josie Rodriguez Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Scrapbooks on the Go June 19-26, 2010 (sessions daily) — Combine your love of travel with this incredible opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind travel journal along the way. Our days will be spent in the Tuscany region, exploring, creating, keenly attuned to our surroundings and unique experiences. Whether you've created 50 custom books, or none at all, it doesn't matter: this workshop is for anyone who has an interest in documenting their travels. We'll be seeing the colors of the region, noticing the smells and tastes of incredible foods, enjoying the textures of ancient stone, observing the variety of plants, listening to the sounds that envelope us, experiencing Italy and documenting those things that make an impression on you along the way. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/smileyscrapbooks.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Jan Bode Smiley Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			A Sense of Oneness - "Plein Air" Painting and Yoga Workshop July 20-21, 2010 — Experience the creative joy and peace of a two day outdoor painting and yoga workshop at a beautiful New England country inn surrounded by picturesque vistas and lovely gardens. Denis' workshops are relaxed, entertaining and informative. As a professional educator for over 37 years, Denis streamlines his instruction to meet the needs of each participant. Every student is given individual attention in painting a scene on location with color harmony and design. Katheryn's classical yoga workshops will awaken in her students new levels of awareness to the therapeutic and inspirational aspects of poses that calm, cleanse, energize and provide restful moments throughout the day. Yoga postures' ability to work on specific parts of the body and provide healing effects is a key focus to Katheryn's approach. Website: http://www.gibsonhousebb.com/				Location: Haverhill, NH Instructor: Denis & Katheryn Chasse Sponsor: Gibson House Bed and Breakfast Cost: $200 Email: Susie Klein and Marty Cohen, Innkeepers Phone: (800) 989-2150 or (603) 989-3125

			Journaling on Clay Tiles in Tuscany August 21-28, 2010 (sessions daily) — Journaling on Clay Tiles in Tuscany is a one week exploration of small details in the ancient hill town of Cortona. We will explore the beautiful town of Cortona to photograph and draw many visually fascinating details of architecture which we will interpret onto earthenware tiles. I will demonstrate techniques of modeling the clay into bas relief, carving, pressing textures, painting with black and white slip clays, and sgraffito drawing through the slips. We will dig local clay with Cortona potter Giulio Lucarini. Some of the tiles will be raku fired, a technique of fast firing. No previous clay experience is necessary. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/afinaceramicscortona.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Angela Fina Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			The Artist's Book, Vessel for Word and Image August 21-28, 2010 (sessions daily) — The artist's book combines words and images in a structure that reinforces the ideas it contains. Inspired by our experiences in Italy, we will make books that can be a repository for our week together in Cortona. We will begin by talking about travel journals, documenting your experiences on this trip. Some simple binding structures and page design considerations will lead us to work on an artist's book. Your images may include drawing, painting or collage techniques. We will then integrate our imagery with handwritten text, and design a book structure that further develops the ideas. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/cicalecalligraphy.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Annie Cicale Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			An Italic Journey in Tuscany August 28 - September 4, 2010 (sessions daily) — During this six day course we will explore the history of the elegant Italian hand and work a series of selective exercises leading to the understanding of the nuances of certain writing masters. We will use the Italic and its variations over the six days making use of black, white and colour exercises as well as introducing a touch of gold! With Italy famous for its magnificent manuscripts among other things, we too shall create a small codex, either a single section binding or a concertina booklet and a protective pouch using contemporary calligraphy so you have an Italic variation exemplar to take with you at the end of your creative Tuscan journey. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/gemmabcalligraphytuscan.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Gemma Black Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: all-inclusive from US$2749.00 Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Cathedral of Dreams in Cortona September 18-25, 2010 (sessions daily) — Learn from the Holy Mother and Master Originator St. Lisa, the miraculous transmogrifying Paint-Over technique. Create your crumbling wall substrates as the Venerable St. Colette communes authentic aging wall techniques on canvas and edging techniques as both explore the fine art and liberation in wine washing. (Becoming one with the wine is strongly encouraged.) For the Blessed Finale St. Lisa will teach you to take these photos as a basis for a painting, then St. Colette will teach you how to integrate the painting and depict yourself as Saint (with heroic virtue) to create your own beautiful Icon Tableau. Students will be using captured digital imagery from local ancient cathedrals to provide the basis for class artwork. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/coletteglisabmix.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Colette George & Lisa Bebi Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: from US$2749.00 all-inclusive Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Kathleen Elsey Acrylic & Oil Painting Lecture/Demo September 19, 2010 (1:30-3:30pm) — Paint bright and bold while adding more spirit to your paintings. Learn about the importance of composition, simplification, brushwork, use of color, seeing light and creating depth. Website: http://www.fallbrookschoolofthearts.org				Location: Fallbrook, CA Instructor: Kathleen Elsey Sponsor: Fallbrook School of the Arts Cost: $25.00, or Free to Workshop participants Email: Brigitte Schlemmer Phone: 760-728-6383

			A Digital Stretch in Santorini October 9-16, 2010 (sessions daily) — During this workshop students will learn techniques to produce Digital Glass, Translucent Window Panels, Digital Tiles, Digital Jewelry & embellishments along with material choices, transfer techniques, printing tips for these techniques, generating ideas, a variety of professional assembling and finishing techniques, problem solving, workflow methods for overcoming blockages, mental and physical tips for stimulating and maintaining creativity. Exploring Digital candles, boxes, textiles and using the student's digital camera files to generate images will be explored as time permits. The power of the computer will be demonstrated although this workshop is also suitable for students who don't use the computer. It is more about what to do with images than creating the images. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/rolfedigitalsantorini.html				Location: Santorini, Greece Instructor: Mary Ann Rolfe Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: from US$2899.00 all-inclusive Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Calligraphy & Cartography in Tuscany October 23-30, 2010 (sessions daily) — This workshop will entail the study of a decorative Roman style hand (calligraphy) as used on very old maps. No previous calligraphy experience is required. We will delve into the various styles and elements of maps, and then make our own maps. It may be a personal rendition of the map you have brought with you or a place in your own imagination, i.e. your heart, your mind, your paradise, etc... We will use watercolor, gouache, ink, etc. to draw, decorate and letter our maps, and after that we will make our maps into books. Website: http://toscanaamericana.com/noonancalligraphy.html				Location: Cortona, Italy Instructor: Martha Noonan Sponsor: Toscana Americana Workshops Cost: from US$2749.00 all-inclusive Email: Patrick Mahoney Phone: 508-254-8265

			Artista En Cera Encaustic Painting for Women Monthly — En Cera encaustic painting is an introduction to the revived process of painting with molten wax. Students will produce several paintings while learning both traditional methods and a variety of modern techniques including brush application, pouring, and collage. The history of encaustics, the nature of the medium, supports and substrates, how to make encaustic paints, and use of various tools is included. Instructor William Harsh, California painter and art instructor of nearly two decades, shares his wealth of knowledge and technique. As a talented and experienced painter, Bill will inspire experimentation and creativity. Artista Creative Safaris for Women are hands-on art workshops which include art instruction, lodging, dining, yoga, and other activities in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California. Website: http://www.artistacreative.com				Location: Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA Instructor: William Harsh Sponsor: Artista Creative Safaris For Women Email: Guest Services Phone: 831-625-5748

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