No one could do much traveling for the past year. This class brings travel journal techniques home to roost. We treat our homebound discoveries like adventures worth remembering.

Continuing our travel journal at home theme, we find a great bookstore with the kind of books we love, and try the specials at the closest local restaurant.

Grocery Shopping and eating at home have become a big deal. We learn to draw grocery bags, fill them with goodies, and then unpack them, sketching all of it as we go.

Learn to paint beautiful Terra Cotta Pots and fill them with fanciful things. They can hold more than flowers and plants. This class is as much about creative thinking as it is about sketching with watercolor.

Sometimes, a sketchbook page can be a place to do some lifework - using sketching and watercolor to set out goals and intentions. Paying this much attention to them might bring them to fruition.

Everyone has a mug cupboard and most collected mugs have a story about where they came from and why we have kept them. Pretty things with good stories are perfect sketchbook fodder. And we learn a lot about sketching cylinders.

Gouache has become very popular in illustration these days - you see it everywhere. But what is it, how do you use it, and does it have to be so flat? Learn all of that and more. Gouache can be a very exciting medium if you know a few tricks.

Procreate is the most popular art app on the iPad. This is a very very beginner class, because, as sophisticated as Procreate can be, a beginner can start with a very simple interface and basic tool. We will sketch this Southwest door as we learn to Pro - Create!

Watercolor Pencils are the sketcher’s dream tool for portability and ease of use. Many people don’t know that used in the right way these brilliantly colored pencils can melt your heart with their ability to imitate watercolor and go beyond that with tricks of their own.