Membership is required for adult classes.
We offer oil painting, acylic painting, life drawing, pastel, and fundamentals.
Classes are weekly courses.
All mediums, working from photos or still life set ups
MONDAYS 9:00-12:00, 1:00 - 4:00
Next class begins Jan 6, through July 23, 2025.
Karen focuses on teaching the student at their level focusing on composition and design in oil and acrylic, using the students photo reference or a still life setup.
Contact instructor to inquire about registering for class:
Ph: 830-570-0131
E-Mail: kmacart3006@yahoo.com
Karen is an artist and teacher who began her education in art by studying traditional oil techniques from nationally known artists. She learned application of glazing in the style of the old masters, also alla prima techniques. Realizing the importance of a strong foundation in fundamentals, Karen studied drawing, design, color theory and perspective drawing. Anxious to expand her knowledgein Fine Arts, she quickly discovered mediums of watercolor, pastel, printmaking, and acrylics. Karen teaches classes and workshops, encouraging her students, giving them the tools for theor own self expression and creative growth.
Watercolor Instructor
Cost per session $225 (paid in advance)
Contact instructor to inquire about registering for class:
Born and raised in the Texas Hill Country Susie Short's country roots are reflected in the subjects she enjoys painting. Working primarily in transparent watercolor her paintings cover awide range of interests that includes traditionally realistic landscapes, flowers, wildflowers, and many other subjects found in nature.
Once bitten by the watercolor bug, Susie studied with many top watercolor instructors as she could find regionally. As a result she was exposed to many different styles and techniques which she combined to created her own unique style of painting. For a season of her watercolor career she successfully entered local, regional, state and international competitions. Like many other artists she shared the ups and downs of acceptance and rejection associated with the competition circuit. Fortunately, she gained recognition and was awarded for her artistic talent winning several top level awards.
Through the years Susie has been an active member of many local and regional watercolor groups serving as club president, committee chairperson of juried watercolor exhibits and most recently juror of watercolor exhibits.
Susie's versatility and energetic dedication to learn and encourage others has made her popular among both art instructors and students. As an enthusiastic teacher Susie enjoys sharing her passion for watercolor with others by teaching watercolor classes and workshops.
PAINTING & DRAWING - INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
MARION FIELD KOCH, BFA
OIL - CHARCOAL- PASTEL
11 weeks
September 3 - November 19
9am - 12 noon
$340.00
Contact Marion to register for either session 210-326-0346 or marionkoch@att.net
Focusing on the fundamental principles of capturing light on form to create a compelling composition. Centering on the 5 elements of sound painting: Drawing - Value - Color - Edges - Composition,
I work to help each artist achieve her and his next desired level in artistic mastery.
The January - March session will dedicate part of their study in portraiture as we contribute to
The ARC Portrait Project 2025.
Thursdays with Roberta Buckles
January 30-April 17th
Beginning painting in Oils & Acrylics for New and Newer painters
Thursday mornings 9:30am -1:00 pm, 12 weeks from August 28th- Novemebr 21st
Cost: $340 for the semester
Intermediate Painting in Oils and Acrylics
Thursday afternoons 11:00am - 2:30 pm, 12 weeks from August 28th- Novemebr 21st
Cost: $340 for the semester
Teacher: Roberta Buckles, MFA
Roberta focuses on all of the fundamentals essential for painting and much more. This includes brushwork, composition and drawing issues, all aspect of color and color theory, value decisions, materials, developing your voice in painting, etc.
Please call or text Roberta to register at 210-557-5383
*Annual Membership fee: $60 paid online if not a current member for 2025
Roberta Buckles is an accomplished painter, known for her impactful oil and mixed media paintings that focus attention to the illusive space between the hyper real and the abstract.
September 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, & 30th, October 7th, 21st, & 28th, to November 4th, 11th, & 18th, 25th.
5:45 to 9pm Tuesdays
Class Description
This class gives tools to tackle the monstrous task of drawing the figure. Rather than a one size fits all method we learn to use different methods as tools not rules. We will discover a variety of approaches that not only build upon one another, but also allow artists to emphasize or combine methods that suit their own creativity. After we learn how to simplify the body we will build it back up with diagrammatic models for bones and muscles that are both detailed and easy to retain. By combining methods for approach and building a studious understanding of the body we will develop successful intuitions for drawing the body. Thus like a practicing athlete we scaffold skills until they become natural. We practice, go live, and practice again.
Instructor
William Rerick is an artist in San Antonio Texas where he teaches classical painting and drawing. He received his BFA from the University of North Dakota and his MFA from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. Through painting and drawing he is dedicated to beauty, revealing what he can of the human psyche, and illuminating sacred stories. He was the 2024 guest lecturer for the Bernadette O’Connor Lecture on the Catholic Intellectual Tradition at Incarnate Word. He was the 2025 student art juror and guest lecturer at the University of North Dakota. For his work on church statuary he the Grand Forks Herald published him on the newspaper’s front page, he was written about in New Earth Magazine, and was a guest on Real Presence Radio. He has been included in publications such as Young Space Artists, Top Painters Top Paintings, La Tranchée Racine, and BlueBee Magazine. Rerick has been part of various exhibitions including the North Dakota Museum of Art, The Ewing Gallery at the University of Tennessee, Sugar Gallery in Arkansas, Bascom Center for the Arts in North Carolina, ZG gallery in Chicago, Shockboxx in California, Studio Montclair in New Jersey, Bemis Center for Contemporary art in Nebraska, Brick Gallery and Flight Gallery in Texas, Collar Works, 6 ft Ap’Art Gallery, Foley Gallery, and ArtHouse2B, in New York, and Ivester Contemporary in Austin, TX.
Register via email ArtbyRerick@williamrerick.com
or by Phone (701)330–9360