Two new classes for
beginning painters scheduled to start
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
and
Wednesday, October 1, 2008.

Pick the class that fits your schedule.

Remember: Sign up for class now - space is limited

Have you ever wanted to:

  • Spend delightful social time with others having similar interests
  • Create beautiful heirlooms for your home
  • Give priceless, handmade gifts to friends and family
  • Express yourself artistically

    Come explore your inner artist with us!

    Announcing the Traditions Painting Education Program:

    A developmental decorative painting program for all skill levels from beginner to advanced.

    If you are a beginning painter interested in learning the art of decorative painting or a "seasoned" painter who has begun to look for more, this is the series for you: spend an evening a week in the company of other artists exploring your inner creativity and investing in your art education with the Traditions Painting Education Program.

    While painting beautiful trays, trunks, and other surfaces for your home, this system will take you from the basics to the advanced in painting techniques as well as fill in the blanks and provide the advanced painter with the knowledge that was missed while just painting projects.

    The Traditions course is a sequential program consisting of 3 sections (A, B, and C) with 10 lessons in each section (for a total of 30 lessons) that gradually increase in difficulty and skill level. Along the way, you will enjoy the camaraderie of other students, the joy of creativity and the rich history of the decorative painting styles.

    Beginning Level Classes:

    The section A classes are especially appropriate for individuals who have never painted, have painted on a limited basis only, or have painted using oils and need brought up-to-date on the current techniques involved with acrylic painting. Section A is divided into 4 six-week sessions with the first session covering the first four lessons in Section A and lasting for 6 weeks. The fee for each six week session is $80.00 and includes over 12 hours of instruction, instructional packets, photos and instructional fee. A beginner's painting kit can be purchased for less than retail at $85.00. It includes the following supplies:
    Brush Basin Wax Palette
    Paint Palette Tracing Paper
    Stylus Graphite Eraser
    White Graphite Grey Graphite
    Palette Knife Traditions Paint/Mediums
    Liner Brush Filbert Brush
    Round Brush Basecoating Brush
    Flat Brush Paper Towels
    The pieces and the techniques covered in Section A can be viewed by clicking on the following link:

    Section A

    Paint

    It is a requirement of the Traditions Painting Education Program that you paint with the Traditions line. It is the finest quality acrylic which includes top-of-the-line pigments that enable a small drop of paint to cover three times the surface of other paints. The colors never fade and include properties that enable a decorative artist to complete techniques never before possible using an acrylic. We stock the entire line and also offer an economical beginner's ten-pack. It is included in the beginner's kit or can be purchased separately.

    Surfaces

    Surfaces for the first 6 week session of classes are $8.00 for the plaque, due at the first class and $19.99 for the recipe box due at the third class.

    Upon completing the class, students will have the opportunity to complete the entire program.

    Class Information

    TRADITIONS EDUCATION PROGRAM MODULE A (6 weeks): LESSONS 1 - 4 $80 (tuition only)

    Classes will be held on Tuesday evenings from 6:00-8:00 starting on 9/23/2008 and ending on 11/4/08 or Wednesday evenings from 6:00-8:00 starting on 10/1/2008 and ending on 11/12/08.

    Space is limited and the evening classes fill quickly. To reserve your spot, send the following information along with a deposit of $55.00 to:

    Seymour's Creative Legacy Art Studio
    518 E. Horner St.
    Ebensburg, PA 15931

    Or click here to register online for Tuesday, September 23, 2008
    and
    click here to register online for Wednesday, October 1, 2008.