Crealdé School of Art Program Guide (Fall 2017) Classes and Workshops for all ages.

FALL I Session: August 28 to October 29, 2017 FALL II Session: October 30 to January 21, 2018

Ceramics • Sculpture • Digital & Film Photography • Painting & Drawing • Jewelry • Glass • Fiber Arts PROGRAMS TAUGHT BY PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS SINCE 1975 • Classes • Workshops • Adults • Children • Teens

• Community Outreach • Galleries • Sculpture Garden • Heritage Center • Winter Garden

WELCOME TO CREALDÉ SCHOOL OF ART OUR TWO OTHER LOCATIONS Hannibal Square Heritage Center, Crealdé’s second campus, represents a partnership with the City of Winter Park, and pays tribute to the past, present and future contributions of Winter Park’s African-American community through an award-winning permanent collection of historic photographs and oral histories.

Established by Crealdé in 2007, the center also features visiting visual art exhibitions and educational programs that explore Southern folklore and cultural preservation.

Hannibal Square Heritage Center

Hannibal Square Heritage Center is located in downtown Winter Park, 642 W. New England Ave., Winter Park, FL, 32789. The galleries are open noon–4 p.m. Tuesday–Thursday, noon–5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday. Phone 407-539-2680. Admission is free.

Since 2010, Crealdé has partnered with the City of Winter Garden to offer a series of photography, painting, drawing, sculpture and ceramics classes for adults and children at the Jessie Brock Community Center, which serves as Crealdé’s third Central Florida teaching site.

Crealdé School of Art is a community-based nonprofit organization established in 1975. We feature an affordable, sequential curriculum of more than 125 studio courses and workshops in Painting & Drawing, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, Fiber Arts, Glass and Jewelry for adults and children, with hands-on experience emphasized. There are five 8-week sessions per year, plus Summer ArtCamp.

Crealdé School of Art In addition, Crealdé offers an award-winning scholarship and outreach program to diverse communities in Central Florida. The two galleries 2017-18 CREALDÉ SESSIONS on the main campus present a changing variety of Fall I: Aug. 28–Oct. 29 multidisciplinary visual art exhibitions by artists from Fall II: Oct. 30–Jan. 21, 2018 Florida, the nation and the world. The Contemporary Winter: Jan. 22–March 25, 2018 Sculpture Garden overlooking Lake Sterling features Spring: March 26–June 10, 2018 more than 60 pieces of original art. Admission to the galleries and gardens is always free.

Crealdé’s main campus is located off Aloma Avenue at 600 St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park, FL, 32792.

The office and galleries are open 9 am-4 pm Monday-Thursday, and 9 am-1 pm Friday and Saturday.

Phone 407.671.1886, or register online anytime at crealde.org.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

FOUNDATION & CORPORATE SUPPORT

Toni Peck President

Ali Bovis

Dean Jennings Vice President

Dan Iosue

Akerman LLP Amazon Hose & Rubber Co. Arts Systems of Florida The Boyd Foundation The Central Florida Foundation Citizens for Florida Arts, Inc. Colonial Photo & Hobby English-Speaking Union, Central Florida Branch Florida Humanities Council The James T. Barnes Foundation Millers Hardware, “Do It Best” The Orlando Magic The Nelson Family Trust Rotary Club of Winter Park Charitable Foundation St. Margaret Mary Outreach Fund United Arts Artists in Communities Grant United Arts Mini Grant Very Special Arts of Florida The Walt Disney World Ears to You Program The Winter Park Health Foundation

Frank Schornagle III Treasurer

Valada Flewellyn Percy Maynard Christina McKelvey

Kevin Cosgrove Secretary

Shirley Range

Cecelia Bonifay President Emeritus

Mark Thompson

David Storm

ADMINISTRATION

The Jessie Brock Community Center

The Jessie Brock Community Center is located at 310 N. Dillard St., Winter Garden, FL, 34787, four blocks from Winter Garden’s historic downtown district. Call 407-656-4155 for directions. Register through Crealdé by phone 407-671-1886 or online at crealde.org. See Winter Garden class offerings on pages 10-11.

All Crealdé locations are ADA accessible.

For any special needs or group tours, call Crealdé, 407.671.1886.

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Peter Schreyer CEO/Executive Director

Carlo Jannotti Facility Manager

Barbara Chandler Hannibal Square Heritage Center Manager

Sherri Bunye Education Manager

Jan Hurt Registrar & Membership Manager Betsy Schreyer Grants & Donor Relations Manager

Belinda Glennon Young Artist Program Manager Barbara Tiffany Curator of Exhibitions, and Painting & Drawing Manager

Nicole Fournier Accounting Manager

David Cumbie Sculpture Garden Curator & Sculpture Studio Manager

John Baker Facility & Special Events Manager

Vincent Sansone Ceramics Studio & Program Manager

Fall I and Fall II • August 2017–January 2018

Crealdé School of Art is a nonprofit art organization supported in part by memberships; United Arts of Central Florida; the City of Winter Park; Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program; the State of Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs; The Florida Arts Council; The National Endowment for the Arts; and various private foundations.

EXHIBITIONS & ANNOUNCEMENTS ALICE & WILLIAM JENKINS GALLERY

Recognizing established artists from Florida, the nation and beyond

Through August 31 36th Annual Juried Student Exhibition

The gallery features some of the year’s best student work in painting, drawing, photography, ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, fiber arts and glass. Submissions are juried by Crealdé’s program managers.

September 15 – January 13, 2018 The Lake: A Documentary Exploring the Land and People of Lake Apopka

September 15 – January 16, 2018 Emerge: New Works by Painting & Drawing Fellowship and Studio Artists

Emerging artists from the Crealdé Painting & Drawing program share their talent in work produced during their fellowships. The Crealdé Fellowship Program, since 1978, and the Studio Artist Program, since 1996, have mentored an average of 25 students per year through this work-study exchange. This exhibition is curated by Barbara Tiffany, Curator of Exhibitions. Join us for the opening reception on the main campus from 7-9 p.m. Friday, September 29.

Classes may be dropped without restrictions and are eligible for a full refund up to five days prior to the start date.

Registrations, drops, and/or transfers received within four days of start date will not be eligible for refunds.

Tuesday, November 14 Application Deadline for Cheryl Bogdanowitsch Sculpture Scholarship

Applications for studio artist positions can be obtain in the front office and are due Friday, November 17 by 1 pm.

Wednesday – Sunday, November 22–26 Thanksgiving Holiday Mayra Feliu, acrylic on paper, I Survive

Celebrating the art of Crealdé community

REGISTRATION POLICY CHANGE

The main campus front office and galleries will be closed Saturday through Monday in observance of Labor Day and will reopen at 9 am Tuesday.

Friday, November 17 Application Deadline for Studio Artist Positions

SHOWALTER HUGHES COMMUNITY GALLERY

This year, the ArtCamp student exhibition features collaborative works the students created alongside professional artists. Celebrate at the opening reception from 5-7 pm on Saturday, August 12.

Saturday – Monday, September 2–4 Labor Day

Funded by artist Cheryl Bogdanowitsch, this special program provides an annual $1,000 scholarship for Crealdé classes, workshops and studio use to an adult sculpture student. Contact David Cumbie, Sculpture Program Manager, for information and an application, dlcumbie@gmail.com.

In collaboration with the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation, Crealdé School of Art offers a contemporary and historic window into the culture and landscape of Central Florida’s Lake Apopka. A team of professional documentary photographers and plein air painters produced for exhibition 40 black-and-white archival photographs, oral histories of places and people, and a series of 10 plein air paintings. The evening begins with a 7 pm reception at the Jenkins Gallery, including a gallery talk at 8 pm and continuing from 8:30 to 10 pm at the Hannibal Square Heritage Center with live music.

August 12 – August 31 35th Summer ArtCamp Student Exhibition

DATES & ANNOUNCEMENTS

HANNIBAL SQUARE HERITAGE CENTER

The main campus front office and galleries will be closed from noon Wednesday through Sunday and will reopen at 9 am Monday.

Exploring heritage and folklore through the visual arts and humanities

Friday – Tuesday, December 22–26 Winter Holiday

Through August 31 Phase IX of The Heritage Collection: Hannibal Square Heroes

Saturday – Monday, December 30 – January 1 New Year Holiday

This newest phase of Heritage Collection photographs and stories celebrates ten women and men born or raised in Hannibal Square who became nationally known in their fields. Among others, the exhibition explores the lives of Tuskegee Airman Richard Hall, Orange County Public School Superintendent Dr. Barbara Jenkins, and nationally celebrated Gospel singers and educators Horace and James Boyer. The exhibition is curated by Hannibal Square historians Fairolyn Livingston and Mary Daniels.

The main campus front office and galleries will be closed Friday through Tuesday, and will reopen at 9 am Wednesday.

The main campus front office and galleries will be closed Saturday through Monday and will reopen at 9 am Tuesday.

SPECIALTY WORKSHOPS WKYA2 Christmas Trees: A Holiday Tradition in Clay Child (ages 5 and up) and Adult Workshop

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall II Sunday, November 26 & December 3, 1-4 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Make colorful clay Christmas trees, complete with your personal handmade ornaments. Directions are clear so everyone can create yuletide treasures. Single adults welcome!

Members $100 • Non-members $120

Doug Bringle, Jack-o’-Lantern

WKYA1 Jack-o’-Lanterns: A Holiday Tradition in Clay Child (ages 5 and up) and Adult Workshop

Instructor: Doug Bringle Fall I Sunday, September 24, & October 1, 1-4 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Carve clay pumpkins you create into jack-o’-lanterns of your screams to delight you and your trick or treaters for Halloweens to come.

Everyone can create family heirlooms. Single adults welcome!

Members $100 • Non-members $120

WKPB02 Photograph to Artwork: Photo Reference Workshop for All Artists

Instructors: Sherri Bunye, David Cumbie, and Barbara Tiffany Saturday, October 14, 9 am-5 pm, Studio 1A

Fall I Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Artists often use personal photographs as inspiration for future work.

Learn how to control your camera to capture dynamic images for use in your painting, drawing, or sculpture. Observe form, values, temperature, and composition working with both still-life scenes and live models. Feedback given by instructor in your art medium. Bring your camera, tripod, and note-taking materials.

Members $185 • Non-members $205

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WKPB03 Inspired Word

Instructor: Elaine Person Fall I Saturday, September 16, 10 am-4 pm, Heritage Center Saturdays, October 14, 9 am-5 pm & October 28, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 3 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Tap into your creativity with the use of art prompts such as paintings, objects, and photographs. Explore various genres of writing while learning to look at art to create poems, stories, or essays. Short lunch break provided.

Members $95 • Non-members $75 Elaine Person, writer/editor/speaker/instructor/performer/ photographer is published in Random House’s A Century of College Humor, and has short stories in Florida Writers Association’s collections, The Florida Writer magazine, the Sandhill Review, and poems in Poets of Central Florida volumes, Florida State Poets Association’s anthologies, and Haikuniverse.com. She is the president of the Orlando Area Poets Chapter of the Florida State Poets Association, a member of National Federation of State Poetry Societies, and Florida Writers Association. Her show Humor in a Hurried and Harried World delights audiences. Elaine writes “Person”alized poems and short stories for all occasions. www.personalwrite.com

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FIBER ARTS CLASSES

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

FA107 Blooming on Fabric: Collage for Floral Design

FA101 Introduction Quilting Piecing and Patchwork

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell

Fall I Monday, 10 am-1 pm, Heritage Center, 6 Weeks Always wanted to quilt, but didn’t know how to get started? In this beginner class, students learn the basic steps of quilting. The class covers fabric choices, quilting supplies, rotary cutting and more.

Participants learn the art of piecing patchwork blocks and matching points during this six-week course. Ends October 9.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Instructor: Hye Shin Fall I/fall ii Tuesday, 10 am-Noon, Heritage Center Create unique flower designs on fabric. Using traditional quilting, piecing, and basic sewing, learn to add a visual language to your fabric piece using scraps, applique, threads, and beads.

Embellishments will be used to create unique floral designs. Class is for all levels, some sewing skills needed. Sewing machine is preferred for faster progress. Supply list available.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

FA105 The Art of Papermaking

Instructor: Hye Shin fall ii Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 7 Learn the basics of papermaking using recycled paper, rose petals, onion skins, sewing scraps, and junk mail. Use mold and deckle techniques to make unique paper. Molding, paper sculpture and basic bookbinding techniques will be taught. Make your own cards, envelopes, 2-D and 3-D paper art.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

FA106 Introduction to Papier Mâché

Instructor: Geoffry Sprague fall i Tuesday, 1-3 pm, Studio 7 Papier-mâché has been used for millennia to create ornamental and functional objects. Explore various materials, recipes and techniques for making and finishing papier-mâché sculpture with emphasis given to the advantages and quirks of the medium. Prior sculpting experience is helpful.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

FA102 Introduction to Quilting Appliqué

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell

Fall II Monday, 10 am-1 pm, Heritage Center, 6 Weeks Discover how to do fusible machine appliqué. Learn a unique and fun technique for fusible machine appliqué, which will be used to create a beautiful wall quilt. Learn to select the right fabrics, prepare the background and appliqué pieces, fuse the raw edge appliqué and finish the quilt. Appliqué has wonderful possibilities for clothes, quilts and home decor items.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Hye Shin, blooming on fabric, detail

WORKSHOPS

WKF10 Paint Silk Scarves

WKF05 Contemporary Papermaking with Hanji

Instructor: Hye Shin Fall II Saturday, November 11, 10 am-5 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Experience the spirit of Korean culture by learning the history and techniques of Hanji, a traditional Korean paper made from the paper mulberry tree. Hanji is known for its long and strong fibers and has a variety of applications such as books, artwork and clothes. Learn to create thin mulberry papers and 3-D art forms. Each student will make a standard sheet of Hanji using double-molding and papers with inclusions. Most materials provided. Students should bring towel and inclusions such as onion skin, flower petals, dried fern leaves, gold and silver sprinkles. Mold and deckle ($20) for purchase.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

Instructor: Hye Shin Fall I Saturday, October 14, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Experiment with alternative silk painting techniques and learn the basics of ancient Japanese art of shibori while creating beautiful silk scarves. Keep for yourself or gift this one-of-a-kind wearable art scarf.

No experience in painting needed. Supply list available.

Members $160 • Non-members $180

WKF09 Coptic Book Binding

Instructor: Hye Shin Fall I Saturday, September 23, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

The course will cover the texture study to transform abandoned materials into a functional book, as well as covering tips on craftsmanship and production. Coptic Stitching is the most popular form of book binding in these days. Coptic Stitching is one of the easier forms of stitched bindings, making it a great way to start learning, and it is one of the most intriguing with an exposed spine and intricate, visible stitching pattern. Students will learn to create a one of a kind Coptic Stitch Book. Supplies included.

Members $130 • Non-members $150

Hye Shin, Hanji papermaking

Hye Shin has taught fiber arts at Crealdé since 2003.She received her BFA and MFA in Fiber Arts from Ewha Womans University, South Korea, and an additional MFA in textiles from The Henty Rodford Hope School of Fine Arts at Indiana University. She recently completed public art pieces for the Historic Sanford Welcome Center and Florida Institute of Technology. Shin participates in group and solo exhibitions internationally. Her work is represented by Cervini Haas Gallery in Arizona and Florida Craft Art in St. Petersburg. hyehelenshin.com

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Sherry Goode-Carmell with long arm quilting student

WKF01 Introductory Long Arm Quilting Workshop

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell

Fall I Saturday, September 23, 11 am-5 pm, Heritage Center Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

In this demonstration and hands-on workshop, students learn the basics of longarm quilting, including how to put the backing, batting and top onto the quilting machine. Participants also learn to stitch in the ditch, and meandering and simple free motion patterns.

Members $100 • Non-members $120 After working more than 25 years in social service, Sherry GoodeCarmell opened a home-based sewing and quilting studio and has been teaching all areas of sewing and quilting, as well as being a longarm quilter for more than six years. She has made many dozens of quilts and longarmed even more. Commissions include the Seminole County Centennial Celebration. She was the chairperson for the Geneva Quilt Festival and is a member of many sewing and quilt guilds.

WKF02 Longarm Quilting: Beyond Basics

Hye Shin, Coptic Book Binding

Fall I and Fall II • August 2017–January 2018

Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell

Fall iI November 4, Saturday, 11 am-5 pm, Heritage Center Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Free-hand designs are fun and easy to do and give quilting a very custom look. In this hands-on workshop, students work on appliqué quilts and use different free-hand, stippling, echo quilting and fill-in patterns. “Overall” free-hand patterns will be discussed and created.

Members $100 • Non-members $120

JEWELRY & GLASS

CLASSES

WORKSHOPS

JG101 Introduction to Repoussé

WKJ01 Traditional Bezel Stone Setting

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall iI Wednesday, 3‐7 pm, Studio 6, 4 Weeks Every participant will explore the craft in-depth in four meetings for a total of 16 hours. Students will learn the bas‐relief technique with demonstrations and hands‐on assistance to practice the process.

They will discover the ancient art of repoussé using handmade tools, hammers, punches and the pitch, and working the metal directly (without molds) to create relief sculptures in copper or silver. As repoussé is used for sculptural jewelry and metalsmithing, it has endless possibilities for wall relief murals, mirrors and more.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

JG102 Art of Stained Glass

Instructor: Robert Lennox Fall I/fall ii Wednesday, 1-3 pm, Studio 7, 6 Weeks Wednesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 7, 6 Weeks This is a class for beginners to learn the beautiful craft of stained glass. Students are introduced to glass cutting, pattern making, copper foiling and soldering techniques. No prior stained glass experience necessary. All levels welcome. Supplies included.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

JG103 Intro to Jewelry Design and Fabrication

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall I Monday, 6-9 pm, Studio 7, 6 Weeks This is an introductory class for basic and advanced jewelry fabrication. Learn essential silversmithing skills and methods of cutting, forging, embossing and all the fundamentals of soldering techniques. Class includes tools to make finger rings, earrings, bracelets and other forms of jewelry as well as copper materials for practicing during class. Students wanting to work in silver should bring their own.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall I Sunday, October 15, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Learn how to fabricate round and oval shaped precision bezels for jewelry. Through instructor-led demonstrations and step-by-step instructions, each participant will create a traditional bezel and permanent setting for a cabochon stone. Materials provided.

Members $95 • Non-members $115 Stefan Alexandres creates artwork using ancient techniques – no molds or stamps, just hand tools. From 1964 to 1972 he apprenticed in metal arts in the traditional ways, as guided through the organized guilds of Greece. He draws inspiration for his metalwork from history, mythology, folk tales and real life. stefanalexandres.com

WKJ02 Prong Setting Workshop

Fahan Sky McDonagh is an Irish American raised in Melbourne Beach, Florida. She creates glass sculpture and jewelry inspired by experiences in nature. Central themes in her work are time and place often presented in a scientific manner. Fahan holds an MFA in glass sculpture from Rochester Institute of Technology and a BA in painting from University of Central Florida. She has published and exhibited nationally and internationally. fahanskymcdonagh.com

WKJ32 Jewelry from Reclaimed Vintage Forks

Instructor: Jan Jowers-Stephens

Fall i Sunday, October 22, Noon-5 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Learn the art of repurposing beautiful vintage forks into art jewelry.

Design and construct bracelets, rings, earrings, or pendants from vintage forks. Learn how to bend, polish, buff, set stones, texturize metal, stamp, patina, make cold connections and do simple wire work. All supplies included.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall I Sunday, October 15, 3:30-8:30 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Learn how to precisely measure the stone and customize the basket.

Students will be guided through the fundamental applications for different stone cuts. Comparison of straight 90-degree angle with variations of 70 and 80-degree baskets. Elaborates on traditional/ contemporary prong-setting techniques. All supplies included.

Members $100 • Non-members $120

WKJ22 Metal Folding & Forming

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall iI Sunday, January 14, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Explore metal folding and forming as a unique process for jewelrymaking, without molds or stamps. Participants will learn precision techniques to make a series of small-scale samples for sculptural jewelry. This course will include equipment safety, design, material preparation, design execution. All supplies included.

Members $90 • Non-members $110

WKJ31 Cold Connections & Riveting

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall iI Sunday, January 14, 3:30-8:30 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Cold connections and riveting can be creatively applied to metalsmithing, mixed media, found objects and jewelry. Tools, copper and brass materials are included. If you would like to work on silver, bring your own. Learn how to set a rivet and make your own rivets with silver, copper and brass from raw materials.

Members $80 • Non-members $100

Jan Jowers-Stephens, reclaimed vintage fork

Jan Jowers-Stephens has a diverse background in the arts including classical piano, painting, textile creations, and jewelry. She has been featured in several magazines including Southern Distinction, Step-ByStep Wire Jewelry and Bead and Button magazines. She retired with a thirty-six-year career as a professional educator and now melds her teaching expertise, intuition, and distinctive design talents to grow students into advanced creators of wire and reclaimed silverware jewelry. wrapsodyjewelry.com

WKJ33 Jewelry from Reclaimed Vintage Spoons

Stefan Alexandres, jewelry design

JG105 Filigree Jewelry: Traditional to Contemporary

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres Fall I Monday, 2:30 -5:30 pm, Studio 7, 6 weeks This class is the gateway for filigree jewelry fabrication and designing. Learn through samples, demos, hands-on projects while fabricating a variety of filigree components needed to assemble a design. Complete your project(s) and explore beyond the limits of traditional patterns, creating a contemporary vision.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

Fahan Sky McDonagh, window pendant

WKJ06 Window Pendant Workshop

Instructor: Fahan “Sky” McDonagh Saturday, September 30, 10am-2 pm, Studio 7 Fall i Saturday, December 2, 10am-2pm, Studio 7 Fall iI Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Transform natural objects such as petals, leaves, and small flowers into wearable works of art. Learn to design a unique piece of jewelry through instructor-led demonstrations and hands-on techniques. No experience necessary. Suitable for all levels.

Members $115 • Non-members $135

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Instructor: Jan Jowers-Stephens

Fall i Sunday, September 17, Noon-5 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Re-purpose beautiful vintage spoons into art jewelry. Design and construct unique bracelets, rings, earrings, or pendants from vintage spoons. Learn to bend, polish, buff, set stones, texturize metal, stamp, patina, make cold connections and do simple wire work. All supplies included.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

WKJ34 Jewelry from Reclaimed Vintage Knives

Instructor: Jan Jowers-Stephens Fall iI Sunday, November 19, Noon-5 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to start date.

Make beautiful vintage knives into art jewelry. Design and construct bracelets, rings, earrings, or pendants from vintage knives. Learn how to bend, polish, buff, set stones, texturize metal, stamp, patina, make cold connections and do simple wire work. All supplies included.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

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SCULPTURE CLASSES

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

SC179 Intro to Mold Making

Instructor: David Cumbie

fall i Thursday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 6 Thursday, 7:30-9:30 pm, Studio 6 Explore a variety of mold-making techniques in creating small sculpture works. Students will make molds of clay, plaster, lowtemperature wax, alginate and latex.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

SC225 Continuing Sculpture Studies

Instructor: David Cumbie fall i/fall iI Tuesday, 10 am-noon, Studio 6 Tuesday, 7:30-9:30 pm, Studio 6 Friday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 6 The instructor assists intermediate and advanced students with ideas related to their personal projects. Problem-solving and discovering new materials and techniques will be a part of each class. Bronze casting and welding will be offered with the approval of the instructor. Prerequisite: Sculpture I or similar experience Members $230 • Non-members $250

SC226 Introduction to Welding

Instructor: David Cumbie fall iI Thursday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 6 Create whimsical figures and abstract welded sculptures. Learn basic cutting and arc welding techniques using found objects and mild steel. Students are encouraged to bring in objects for their compositions. All supplies included.

Members $275 • Non-members $295

SC127 Repoussé Masks

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres fall iI Monday, 10-2 pm, Foundry, 4 Weeks, Starts November 20 Learn repousse techniques to create a unique mask. All tools and assembling materials are provided.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

David Cumbie, mold making

SC124 Intro to Sculpture

Instructor: David Cumbie fall i/fall iI Monday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 6 Monday, 7:30-9:30 pm, Studio 6 Students will work in clay to create face masks, heads and figures to be fired in the kiln. Mold-making and casting will be demonstrated as part of the session.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

Stefan Alexandres, repoussé mask

SC130 Mixed Media Sculpture

SC137 Repoussage

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres fall iI Monday, 3-7 pm, Foundry, 4 Weeks, Starts November 20 Explore unconventional materials such as light bulbs, old tools, toys, photographs, and other found objects and assemble by incorporating rivets, wires, screws, staples, nails, thread, glue and plastic ties. All tools and assembling materials are provided.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres fall iI Wednesday, 10 am-2 pm, Studio 6, 4 Weeks Learn the centuries-old metalworking technique, repoussage. Create raised designs by pushing and shaping malleable metal without stamps or molds. Use to create sculptures, jewelry, sculptural components in mixed media art. All materials and tools provided.

Members $215 • Non-Members $235 Stefan Alexandres, mixed media sculpture

WORKSHOPS WKS10 Sculpting the Human Head

Instructor: David Cumbie Saturday & Sunday, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 6 September 9-10 FALL I Saturday & Sunday, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 6 November 4-5 FALL II Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Sculpt a life size head. Learn proportions of the head and techniques for creating facial features during this intensive two-day workshop.

Students will be responsible for buying a 25 pound bag of clay which will be available in class. All levels of talent welcome.

Members $230 • Non-members $250 David Lee Cumbie, Sculpture Studio Manager; Senior Faculty, Sculpture; and Curator, Contemporary Sculpture Garden. Devoted to the art of sculpture, Cumbie is a one-man institution at Crealdé School of Art, where he joined the faculty in 1980. He directs the sculpture program, teaches classes and workshops to adults and youth, including mold-making, clay sculpture and bronze casting. Cumbie also is an Assistant Professor of Art Sculpture at Valencia College. He manages the Crealdé on-site bronze foundry. For more than 20 years, Cumbie has curated the lakeside sculpture garden, which has more than 60 pieces created in Central Florida. He studied sculpture in North Carolina at Brevard College and the University of North Carolina. His work has been commissioned for inclusion in public and private collections in the United States and Europe. www.crealde.org/Faculty/David_Cumbie

WKS03 Concrete Sculpture Workshop

Instructor: Sandro Pelicié-Perez FALL I Sunday, October 8 & October 15, 9 am-4 pm, Studio 6 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Learn to carve a sculpture starting from a large Styrofoam maquette and then applying cement to create a durable surface for outdoor art. The artwork will be finished using colorful stains and sealers.

This collaborative piece will go on display in Crealdé’s Contemporary Sculpture Garden.

Members $150 • Non-members $170 Sandro Pelicié Pérez combines his skills in sculpture, scenic art, and decorative concrete to create themed outdoor living spaces. He received his BA in sculpture in 1997 from Academie National des Bellas Arte San Alejandro, Havana, Cuba. His work has been exhibited internationally and in public and private collections.

Sandro Pelicié Pérez, concrete sculpture

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Fall I and Fall II • August 2017–January 2018

WKS15 Figure Study in Clay with Live Model

Instructor: David Cumbie Saturday & Sunday, 10 am-4 pm Studio 6 September 30 & October 1 FALL I Saturday & Sunday, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 6 December 2-3 FALL II Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Determine how to proportion your sculpture while sculpting a model in sitting and reclining poses. Learn to use water-based clay and sculpting tools. Create four pieces that will be fired at the end of the workshop. All levels.

Members $275 • Non-members $295

WKS16 Welding Workshop

Instructor: David Cumbie Saturday and Sunday, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 6 October 21-22 FALL I November 11-12

FALL II December 11-12

FALL II January 6-7

FALL II Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Join this veteran welder in designing small sculptures over a weekend. Practice cutting and basic welding techniques, while creating artwork from found objects. No experience needed.

Members $275 • Non-members $295

CERAMICS CLASSES

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

TD174 Handbuilding with Found Objects

TD122 Beginning Wheel Throwing

Instructor: Vince Sansone FALL I/fall iI Tuesday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4 Instructor: Barbara Bailey FALL I/fall iI Thursday, 7-9 pm, Studio 4 Learn to center, open and compress clay, and throw small cylinders on the potter’s wheel. Trimming, finishing, adding handles, feet and spouts make pieces ready to glaze and fire.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

TD135 Beginning Handbuilding

Instructor: Doug Bringle FALL I/fall iI Tuesday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 4 Don’t be intimidated by clay. This class gives you the chance to handbuild freely. The projects are explained step-by-step and based on pieces from children’s classes … from plates and bowls to animal rattles and lanterns. Come play with clay!

Members $215 • Non-members $235

Instructor: Belinda Glennon FALL I Thursday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4, 6 Weeks Use handbuilding techniques to create nature inspired ceramics.

Imagine a classic garden finial, animated planter, musical wind chime or a glowing lantern. Give new life to organic objects as they influence form, decoration and glazing choices. Suitable for all levels.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

TD184 Surface Decoration for Pottery

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

fall iI Thursday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, 6 Weeks, Studio 4, Use handbuilt projects or thrown forms to explore surface decoration techniques. Experiment with sgrafitto, slip trailing, inlay and more to create unique and functional pottery.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

TD228 Continuing Wheel Throwing

Instructor: Vince Sansone FALL I/fall iI Monday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4 Instructor: Vadim Malkin Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 4 Now that you’re comfortable with centering, let’s tickle the imagination and create bowls, cups and vases. This course covers beginner to advanced levels of wheel throwing, altering and glazing.

Members $225 • Non-members $245

TD231 3-D Design

Instructor: Vince Sansone FALL I/fall iI Wednesday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4 A design problem is given for the term, emphasizing one or two design elements in particular. Discussions about design and the finished pieces are a part of each class. If a base for the piece is needed, that becomes part of the discussion as well. Some handbuilding skills are required.

Members $225 • Non-Members $245

TD238 Raku

TD172 Handbuilding Like the Ancients

Instructor: Vince Sansone

fall iI Friday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 4, 6 Weeks Learn traditional raku firing and other post-reduction firing techniques. The first four classes will be spent making pieces for the firings. Some handbuilding skills are needed. We will explore fuming and horsehair finishing techniques as well. Come and learn this exciting firing method with instant results.

Members $170 • Non-members $190

Instructor: Doug Bringle FALL I/fall iI Monday, 7-9 pm, Studio 4 Friday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4 Over 10,000 years ago, humans started using clay jugs, bowls, tiles, platters, teapots, jewelry, tablets, statues – all been born from clay, a legacy of civilization. Use traditional coil, pinch and slab techniques to continue that legacy with vessels harkening back to ancient times.

Members $215 • Non-members $235 Student in wheel throwing class

TD185 Beyond Round: Altered States

Instructor: Belinda Glennon FALL I/fall iI Monday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 4, 6 Weeks Create animated pots – on and off the wheel – by altering thrown forms. Dart, pleat and facet pots with distinct personalities that invite use.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

TD321 Advanced Ceramics Instructor: Vince Sansone FALL I/fall iI Wednesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 4 An excellent choice for those who are seeking a continuation of skills already learned and to develop personal style and consistency.

Working in series and sets is emphasized, as are refining, finishing and glazing. Demonstrations meet the needs of each student.

Prerequisite: Intermediate Ceramics and Continuing Wheel Throwing or similar experience.

Members $230 • Non-members $250

Doug Bringle, red bowl

WORKSHOPS WKF07 Textured Mixed Media Sculptures

Instructor: Regine Dossche

FALL I Saturday, September 16, 9 am-1 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Learn to use Easy 3Dflex and Powertex to make sculpting clay.

Details will be pressed into the surface using a variety of materials such as screws, buttons, stencils, and found objects. Learn to define and deepen the textured areas. Your artwork is mounted on a beautiful black metal base. No experience necessary.

Members $150 • Non-members $170 Regine Dossche is a Belgian artist and workshop instructor, now living in Orlando. She started as a watercolor artist until she came in contact with Powertex and a new world unfolded, as she was able to create figurines, sculptures, textures on canvas and even jewelry. She looks forward to sharing her enthusiasm and techniques.

WKT44 Raku and Alternative Firing

Instructor: John Kellum

FALL I Saturday-Sunday, October 21-22, Studio 4 Saturday, 9 am-5 pm and Sunday, 9 am-4 pm Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to start date.

Learn one of the most difficult firing processes, Copper Matt Raku.

Receive hands-on instruction in preparation, glaze application, and firing techniques. Observe demonstrations in traditional Raku and Copper Matt Raku. Time permitting, other techniques including horsehair, naked raku, and simple aluminum foil sagger firing may be covered. Most materials included. Students responsible for bringing 2-3 bisque-fired pots. See supply list for details.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

WKF08 Figurine in Air-Dry Clay

Instructor: Regine Dossche

FALL II Saturday, November 4, 9 am-1 pm, Studio 7 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Learn how to work with air-dry clay to produce a clay figurine.

Students have the choice to finish it into a figure with a real Bronze look or into a figure with a bluestone effect. The workshop is great for all levels. No experience is necessary.

Members $140 • Non-members $160

John Kellum began his journey into pottery at Crealdé School of Art. He continued to learn his craft taking classes at Valencia Community College and workshops from some of the best potters in the United States such as: Paul Sodner, Steven Hill, Lana Wilson, Peter Voulkos, and John Britt. John taught ceramics at Valencia College for over seven years. In addition to his amazing raku art pieces, he is also an awardwinning outdoor art festival exhibitor and graphic designer.

WKT40 Heads Up Workshop

Instructor: Vince Sansone fall iI Friday, December 15, 1:30-5:30 pm, Studio 4 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to start date.

Here’s a chance to sit around the table and play. Learn to use the pinch forming method to make small heads. Manipulate the clay from inside the form to enhance facial features before closing it up.

Design a base for the head when you make it. The last hour will be used to show ways of decorating and glazing.

Member • Non-Members $50 A revered artist and educator with 50 years of experience as a professional potter, Vincent Sansone joined the Crealdé faculty in the early 1970s and is the Ceramics Studio and Program Manager. Sansone also teaches at Valencia College, where he is an Assistant Professor of Ceramics Art. Sansone was awarded his MFA in Ceramics and his BFA in Painting at Southern Illinois University. His whimsical creations have been exhibited throughout the United States as well as internationally, and are held in numerous private and public collections. www.crealde. org/Faculty/Vincent_Sansone

John Kellum, Copper Matt Raku

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES Digital Classes

Learn the art and techniques of digital photography using SLR cameras, including the use of post-processing computer programs.

PH169 Basic Camera Settings

Instructor: Sherri Bunye Sunday, 4-5:30 pm, 4 weeks, Heritage Center FALL I Starts September 17 Sunday, 4-5:30 pm, 4 weeks, Studio 3 FALL Ii Starts November 19 Learn essential camera settings and modes through in-class presentations and demonstrations. This workshop is ideal for beginning photographers who are looking to understand digital SLR camera settings.

Members $80 • Non-members $100

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

PH258 Basic Image Processing

Instructor: Jon Manchester FALL Ii Wednesday, 7-9 pm, Heritage Center Using Lightroom and Photoshop (Standard or Elements), students learn the fundamentals of image processing with two of today’s most popular image processing tools. Two basic image enhancement workflows will be covered. The first workflow will combine the best features of Lightroom and Photoshop. The second workflow will be a Photoshop-only workflow.

Members $225 • Non-members $245

Combined Digital & Film

In-depth exploration of various photographic topics and themes, applicable to digital or film, color or black-and-white photography.

Film-based Classes

Learn the basics of photography with a camera that uses film, leading to the art and techniques of processing traditional black-and-white photographs in a wet darkroom.

PH147 Digital Photography I

Instructor: Sherri Bunye Monday, 7-9 pm, Studio 3 FALL I/fall ii Tuesday, 10 am-Noon, Heritage Center

FALL Ii Instructor: Jon Manchester Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3 FALL I Build a strong foundation for your photography and make better photographs by understanding exposure, metering, focus and composition. Hands-on demonstrations and assignments with followup reviews will reinforce how to control these systems by adjustments to camera features such as shutter speed, aperture and ISO, and the impact these settings have on the aesthetics of photographs.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

Milton Heiberg, bird photography

PH241 Photo III

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL Ii Thursday, 7-9 pm, Heritage Center Landscape, portrait, documentary and night photography themes are examined through lectures, slide presentations, assignments, critiques and field trips. Designed for visual and photographic growth of intermediate students working in film or digital, color or blackand-white. Prerequisite: Digital Photo II/Black-and-White Photo II or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

PH148 Digital Photography II

Instructor: Jon Manchester Wednesday, 7-9 pm, Heritage Center FALL I Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3 FALL ii Delve deeper into photography by learning techniques in composition, lighting, flash and special equipment. Instruction and assignments give students the opportunity to work on their photography weaknesses and strengths. Prerequisite: Digital Photography I or similar experience.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

PH253 The Natural Landscape

John Baker, renovated film processing area in Crealdé darkroom

CREALDÉ LAB & DARKROOM Digital Printing Lab & Finishing Area Wednesday, 6-9 pm Friday, 9am-1 pm Saturday, 1-5 pm

The Digital Printing Lab features an Epson archival pigmented ink printer and one computer workstation with Photoshop, plus two workstations equipped for laptops.

The finishing area has a large mat cutter and space to frame photographs. Bring printing paper, mat boards and frames, as needed. The lab is available at no charge for students who complete the Digital Printing Lab Workshop, see dates on Page 8. Crealdé membership is encouraged.

Crealdé Darkroom Rental

Wednesday, 6:30-9 pm Friday, 9 am-1 pm Saturday, 1-5 pm Members $70 for 8-week session The renovated darkroom on the main campus features 10 separate enlarging stations, which accommodate 35mm to 4x5-inch format film, plus a separate film processing area.

Crealdé membership is required.

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PH168 Black-and-White Film Photography I

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL Ii Monday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5 Be introduced to the timeless beauty of traditional, film-based black-and-white photography, including image selection, exposure and processing your own film and prints in Crealdé’s wet darkroom.

This introductory course will cover basic camera controls and formats (loaner cameras available), film types, hands-on field trips, weekly assignments, print reviews and lots of time in the darkroom. Designed for students new to film photography and photographers who want to reconnect with this creative art form.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

PH239 Black-and-White Film Photography II

Instructor: Peter Schreyer FALL I Monday, 7–9 pm, Studio 5 Sharpen your black-and-white vision of the world surrounding you in this intermediate level course with assignments, field trips, supervised darkroom time, and print reviews. Learn more about grain and contrast control, film speed manipulation and the relationship between camera exposure, film development and final prints. Course includes regular darkroom demonstrations and a night photography field trip. Prerequisite: Black-and-White Film Photography I or similar experience.

Members $230 • Non-members $250

Fall I and Fall II • August 2017–January 2018

Instructor: Milton Heiberg FALL I Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5 Explore how to look at a landscape, capture the best light, and what to include and leave out. Learn how to see and control forms of composition, and using HDR in your landscapes. Practice new skills during Saturday field trips.

Members $225 • Non-members $245

PH277 Bird Photography

Instructor: Milton Heiberg FALL Ii Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5 Learn to photograph birds from a lifelong birder and bird photography instructor. Learn to get close without disturbing the bird’s lifestyle while capturing award-winning photos of flying birds.

You will need a lens of at least 300mm. If you are planning to buy a long lens, wait until after the first class. Practice these skills during four instructor-led field trips.

Members $225 • Non-members $245

PH281 Introduction to the World of Stock Photography

Instructor: Ali Lanenga FALL I/Fall ii Thursday, 7-9 pm, Studio 3, 4 Weeks Explore the world of stock photography! Learn industry standards, technical terms, model and property releases. Explore how to create, style and execute concepts that catch the eye of advertisers and editors. Two instructor-led shooting sessions that will lay the foundation to beginning a robust stock portfolio. Open to all levels of interest in stock photography. Students must understand basic photography techniques and how to operate their camera.

Members $110 • Non-members $130

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Cynthia Slaughter, digital printing

WKPH14 Wedding Photography

Instructor: Patrick Van Dusen

FALL I Saturday, September 9, 10 am-5 pm, Studio 3 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Students learn how to start and run a wedding photography business. Patrick will teach the concepts of finding customers, working with them, preparing for and shooting the wedding, making the final product and selling reprints. This class is designed for those who want to find out how to become a successful wedding photographer.

Members $125 • Non-members $145 Patrick Van Dusen graduated from Florida A&M University, majoring in photography, and he taught for 37 years at Daytona State College, retiring in April 2011. His photography experience includes photojournalism, portraits and weddings. He is the volunteer with the longest time of service for Stewart-Marchman-Act Behavioral Healthcare, a Daytona Beach rehabilitation facility, where he conducts therapeutic photography sessions.

WKPH55 Monochrome for Digital Photographers

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL I Saturday, September 9, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 5 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Learn the aesthetics, tools, and techniques to create high-quality, expressive black-and-white photographs. Demonstrations will be done using Photoshop, Lightroom and Epson Photo Inkjet printers.

Members $150 • Non-members $170 Jon Manchester, senior faculty member at Crealdé, brings years of traditional and digital photography experience to the school. His understanding of technical image processing and post-processing has made him a valuable student resource. www.crealde.org/Faculty/ Jon_Manchester

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

WKPH50 Digital Printing Lab

Instructor: Cynthia Slaughter Tuesday, September 26, 5:30-7 pm Studio 5 FALL I Tuesday, December 5, 5:30-7 pm Studio 5 FALL Ii Withdrawal deadline is the Thursday prior to the workshop.

In this introduction to Crealdé’s new digital darkroom and finishing area, learn the fundamentals of print, including how to adjust printer and computer settings for quality prints and select paper types. Students may have digital works selected to be printed during workshop demonstration and limited hands-on activities.

Members/Non-members $35 Cynthia Slaughter serves as the Photography Fellowship Manager and participates in the Studio Artist program. Her photographs were exhibited in the Crealdé “Business as Community Life: Winter Park 2013” and “St. Augustine at 450” documentary projects. She owns An Eye for U Photography and has received multiple awards for her work. aneye4uphotography.com

WKPH66 Intro to Cyanotype Printmaking

Instructor: Ali Lanenga

FALL I Saturday, October 14, 10 am-2 pm, Studio 5 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Learn how to create a series of photograms by learning to mix chemistry, coat paper with photosensitive emulsion, and make contact prints using sunlight. Leave with original prints and the skills necessary to continue to explore cyanotypes at home.

Members $85 • Non-members $105

WKPH54 Florida Backroads Series: Photograph Historic Cedar Key in Classic Black-and-White Film

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL I Field Work: Saturday, September 30, 8 am-8 pm Lab Work: Saturday, October 7, 2-5 pm Withdrawal deadline September 18.

Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures in the historic fishing village of Cedar Key, located on the Gulf of Mexico. This two-day workshop will provide a contemporary window into the region’s heritage as a nineteenth-century trading and transportation center. Remaining today is one of Florida’s most picturesque towns, providing rich photographic opportunities, including the natural and man-made landscape, local landmarks and interiors of historic buildings. Students will be introduced to working with traditional black-and-white film – loaner cameras available. Digital cameras are also welcome. In a follow-up session in the Crealdé wet darkroom, learn how to process your film and make hand-printed enlargements.

This workshop includes camera demonstrations, a Gulf-side lunch and dinner at the Island Hotel Restaurant, one of Florida’s oldest inns.

Participants are advised to make a reservation at the Island Hotel ASAP by calling 352.543.5111. Mention Crealdé. Space is limited.

Members $225 • Non-members $245 Peter Schreyer, CEO/Executive Director and Senior Faculty, Photography. A native of Switzerland, Schreyer is an internationally exhibited, award-winning photographer who has documented America’s cultural landscape for more than three decades. He has received a wide range of public art commissions, research grants and awards for his black-and- white photography on Florida communities.

Following his 2015 exhibition at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum, his archival photographs were purchased for the prestigious Almond Collection of Contemporary Art.

WKPH65 Capture to Print

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL I Saturday, September 23, 10 am-3pm, Studio 5 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Delve deeper into concepts presented in “Basic Image Processing.”

Students will focus on the creative side of image processing and learn to create expressive images suitable for exhibition quality prints. This course will cover aesthetics, what makes a fine print and advanced image processing techniques using Lightroom or Photoshop and 3rd party plug-ins with an introduction to color management. Explore the possibilities of modern printing methods; inkjet, lab and wet/ dry hybrid printing. Other topics: creating and using camera profiles, display profiles, soft proofing, calibration, paper types, printing and matting. Prerequisite: Basic Image Processing or similar experience.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Ali Lanenga, cyanotype print, detail

WKPH26 Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places Along the Yearling Trail

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL I Saturday, October 21, 8 am-6 pm Carpool from Crealdé Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Photo Review, Wednesday, November 1, 5 p.m., Studio 3 Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures in the landscape and the communities immortalized by legendary Florida writer Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. The workshop will provide a contemporary window into the region’s past and rich heritage. Photographic opportunities include natural and man-made landscapes, local landmarks, as well as the interior of historical buildings.

Members $95 • Non-members $115

WKPH47 Lake to Lake Photographic Walking Tour

Instructor: Sherri Bunye

FALL iI Saturday, October 28, 2:30-8:00 pm, Lake Eola Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Explore the changing skyline of downtown Orlando, from Lake Eola to Lake Ivanhoe. Students will have opportunities to photograph architecture, street scenes and interiors. The day culminates with a dusk photography session in the historic Lake Ivanhoe district.

Members $115 • Non-members $135 Sherri Bunye teaches film and digital photography classes to adults and children at Crealdé, as well as instructing the Storytellers Teen Documentary Photography Project. She was awarded a United Arts Professional Development Grant in 2011, Crealdé Artist of the Year 2011 and has exhibited work throughout Central Florida. sherribunye.com

WKPH60 Introduction to Flash Photography

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL I Saturday, October 28, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 5 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Photography is VERY dark without light! Fortunately, you can add light to your images and have complete control over it! This workshop is for people who have little or no experience working with introduced light. We will focus on attached, hot-shoe flashes, and using flash outdoors with natural light. Hands-on demonstrations with a model and still life displays will help put to use basic lighting principles.

Bring a pen, paper, DSLR with flash/hot-shoe attachable flash.

Members $150 • Non-members $170 Peter Schreyer, Cedar Key RV Park, Cedar Key, Florida, 2016

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Sherri Bunye, Thornton Park

WKPH62 Thornton Park by Day - Greenwood Cemetery by Moonlight

Instructor: Sherri Bunye

FALL iI Saturday, November 4, 2:30-8 pm Lake Eola Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Be guided through the brick-lined streets of downtown Orlando’s Thornton Park. Capture the charm of the bungalow homes and European-inspired boutiques as we weave our way to historic Greenwood Cemetery for a moonlight tour.

Members $115 • Non-members $135

WKPH49 Understanding Metering & Exposure

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL iI Saturday, November 11, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 3 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Ever wonder why your images do not look like the ones you have envisioned in your mind’s eye? Create images you love by understanding how light works and how your camera sees it! Get in touch with how to use the best metering setting within your camera to get the best exposure. Workshop includes hands-on exercises.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

WKPH12 Travel the Back Roads to Historic Places Along the St. Johns River

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL iI Saturday, November 18, 8 am-6 pm Carpool from Crealdé Photo Review, Wednesday, November 29, 5 p.m., Studio 3 Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop.

Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures along the back roads of Volusia and Lake County that provide a contemporary window to the region’s past and rich heritage. Participants cross the St. Johns River on a 19th-century ferry and travel on a dirt road through a beautiful portion of the Ocala National Forest. Photographic opportunities include the natural and man-made landscape, local landmarks and interiors of historical buildings.

Members $95 • Non-members $115

WKPH42 Photograph Nature in the Ocala National Forest

Instructor: Milton Heiberg

FALL iI Saturday, November 18, 8:30 am-4 pm Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Join professional photographer Milton Heiberg for a day of photography in a private wilderness area near Paisley in the Ocala National Forest. Photograph the untouched lake-side cypress tree landscapes, as well as the endangered but friendly Florida Scrub jays and many other nature subjects. Students will be guests at a secluded lodge house. Demonstrations, lunch and follow-up review included.

Members $95 • Non-members $115 Milton Heiberg was given a Brownie Target camera at age 8 and has been an avid photographer ever since. He is a frequent lecturer on wildlife photography, special effects and general photography.

Thousands of his images have been published worldwide. He is the author of seven books on photographic technique. miltonheiberg.com

WKPH67 Beyond Basic Blue (Continuing Cyanotype)

WKPH71 Understanding Portrait Lighting

Instructor: Patrick Van Dusen

FALL iI Saturday, January 6, 10 am-5 pm, Studio 3 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Photographing a portrait on location or in the studio can be a challenging experience. Learn techniques to properly light your subject using both natural and studio lights. Explore light, shadow, and posing using a female model. There will be a lunch break.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

WGWKPH61 Bird Photography at Lake Apopka

Instructor: Milton Heiberg

FALL iI Saturday, January 13, 9 am-3 pm Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Planning Session, January 11, 7-8 pm, Jessie Brock Community Center Review Session, January 18, 6-8 pm, Jessie Brock Community Center Spend a day photographing the birds of Lake Apopka with lifelong bird photographer Milton Heiberg. Meander the new Lake Apopka Wildlife Loop over the north shores of Lake Apopka with over 10 miles of 360-degree vistas. Enjoy continuous photo-ops of many species, including wading birds, passerines, gallinules, raptors, and especially Osprey carrying or eating a fish. Lunch will be provided.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

WKPH70 Photographing the Florida Landscape

Instructor: Milton Heiberg

FALL iI Saturday, December 9, 8 am-5 pm Preparation, Thursday, December 7, 7-9 pm, Studio 5 Photo Review, Thursday, December 14, 7-9 pm, Studio 5 Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Explore how to look at a landscape, capture the best light, and what to include and leave out. Learn how to see and control forms of composition, and using HDR in your landscapes. Students meet prior to workshop and then afterwards to share photographs.

Members $95 • Non-members $115

Instructor: Ali Lanenga

FALL iI Saturday-Sunday, December 9-10, Studio 5 Saturday, 9 am-3 pm and Sunday, 9 am- Noon Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Build on your Cyanotype printmaking by experimenting with toning techniques, diffusion tests, and preparing negatives for print. Create a series of original cyanotype prints and the skills necessary to continue printing with technical precision.

Members $195 • Non-members $215 Milton Heiberg, Florida landscape

PAINTING & DRAWING CLASSES

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

PD105 Intro to Printmaking

Instructor: Donne Bitner

FALL i/fall iI Monday, 6-8 pm, Studio 1B Introduction to the fundamentals of drawing and painting. Sample various drawing and painting techniques using different media, including watercolors, acrylics and oils. Most supplies are provided.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

Instructor: David Hunter

FALL i/fall iI Wednesday, 1:30-4:30 p.m., Studio 1B, 6 Weeks A student may focus on either intaglio (hard ground line etching, soft ground, dry point, various monochromatic and color printing techniques) or relief (linocuts including single-block, color printing with multiple blocks and reduction color techniques) printmaking techniques. Class limited to eight students.

Members $260 • Non-members $280

PD103 Drawing I

PD119 Beginning Oil Painting

PD102 Intro to Drawing and Painting

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig

FALL i/fall iI Tuesday, 5:30-7:30 pm, Studio 1A Friday, 10 a.m.-Noon, Studio 1B Develop skills for measuring proportions and angles, drawing tones to show light and volume, perspective and composition. Learn techniques to draw realistically and develop perceptual awareness.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

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Instructor: Beth Pendleton

FALL i/fall iI Sunday, 2-5 pm, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks Each week students will apply specific painting principles, including drawing, values, composition, color theory and mixing, edge work, and brush and paint application. Suitable for beginning and intermediate painters.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

Fall I and Fall II • August 2017–January 2018

Beth Pendleton, oil painting, Dinky Dock

PAINTING & DRAWING continued PD120 Fundamentals of Color

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig

FALL i/fall iI Tuesday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 1B This is a recommended course for painters of all levels, including beginners. Working with oil paint, learn to mix any color and improve color perception. Exercises enable students to represent what they see. Knowledge applicable to all media. Canvas and paints provided.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

PD143 Exploring Abstract Painting

Instructor: Patricia Byron

FALL i/fall iI Tuesday, 1-3 pm, Studio 1A This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration into the beauty of abstract painting. Instruction concentrates on composition, techniques, form, texture and color. Students will develop their own artistic vision, while referencing the works of contemporary painters.

Be ready to paint outside the lines.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

PD145 Beginning Watercolor

Instructor: Donne Bitner

FALL i/fall iI Thursday, 5:30-7:30pm, Studio 1B Friday, 1-3 pm, Studio 1B Fear not, watercolor is nontoxic, spontaneous and beautiful.

Demonstrations of color mixing, glazing, negative painting and techniques such as Saran Wrap and salt will help students understand the medium. We will cover all the basics - no experience needed.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

PD152 Beginning Pastels

Instructor: Robert Ross

fall iI Thursday, 9 am-Noon, Studio 1B, 6 Weeks Capture your emotional response to a landscape using direct observation, sketches and photographs. Learn to look at a landscape for meaning, make quick decisions and work with a loaded brush.

Some class time will be outdoors. Students will receive personal assistance and critiques. Intermediate painting skills recommended.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

PD201 Life Drawing

Instructor: Patti Shistle

fall iI Friday, 9 am-Noon, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks Students are challenged to bring unfinished paintings to the next level, and then begin a new still life, landscape or portrait. Receive one-on-one attention with demonstrations throughout the term. The study of the contrasts of values, colors and brushwork as well as the importance of composition will be explored. Get your frames ready!

Members $245 • Non-members $265

Instructor: Marie Orban

FALL i/fall iI Tuesday, 7:45-9:45 pm, Studio 1A Explore figurative drawing through line contour, fast-gesture studies and longer sustained poses. Also covered are compositional and expressive issues involved in drawing the figure. Supply list available.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

PD202 Portrait Drawing

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig

FALL i/fall iI Thursday, 7:45-9:45pm, Studio 1A Learn the technical aspects of drawing the human head from a live model and other sources. Working in pencil and charcoal, students also are encouraged to explore the genre’s expressive possibilities.

Bring drawing pad and graphite pencil to first class.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

PD218 Still Life and Floral Paintings that Pop

Instructor: Stacy Barter

fall iI Monday, 9 am-3 pm, Studio 1A, 4 Weeks This class will focus on setting up strong shadow and light, accurate value and color relationships and how to create atmosphere and depth. The class will begin with a demo and discussion on composing a powerful focus, followed by one on one instruction.

Students are encouraged to build from small or miniature pieces produced the first day.

Members $340 • Non-members $360

PD249 Drawing II

Donne Bitner, acrylics

PD251 Painting Landscapes with Heart and Soul

Instructor: Terri Rickerson

FALL i/fall iI Thursday, 9:30-11:30 am, Studio 1A Explore a painting medium that has been gaining popularity.

Students will paint with the creamy, pure color of softs pastels, and some hard pastels, on sanded paper. They will develop skills to express the light, shadow, and volume of objects in their paintings.

This class touches on color theory and composition. Be ready to learn the process of layering soft layers of colors to create a glow. Some supplies provided.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig

FALL i/fall iI Thursday, 5:30-7:30 pm, Studio 1A Learn to draw like the old masters. Capture lines and tones accurately and develop your ability to capture fine details and transitions in tone using charcoal, pencil cross-hatch and conté crayon techniques. Learn how to make drawings that are works of art.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

PD149 Beginning Acrylics

PD255 Advanced/Independent Oil & Acrylics - It’s All About the Finish

PD259 Still-Life: Painting Beyond the Table

Instructor: Robert Ross

FALL i/fall iI Wednesday, 6-9 pm, Studio 1B, 6 Weeks Still-life paintings, originating in the Middle Ages as studies of food, flowers, and dead animals, are today about life, color, shape, and abstraction. The instructor will guide you through each still-life scene to include the studio space beyond. Work in any painting media or combination. Receive personal assistance, encouragement, and critiques. Prerequisite: Intermediate painting experience.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

PD260 Poetic Realities

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig

FALL i/fall iI Wednesday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 1A Create poetic interpretations of reality through visual observations.

Learn techniques to transform basic elements of realism into unexpected combinations of lines, tones, and perspective.

Members $215 • Non-members $235

PD261 Intermediate Watercolor

Instructor: Patty Kane

FALL i/fall iI Wednesday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm, 6 weeks, Studio 1A Fall II class will begin on November 1.

Explore the beauty of layering watercolor and the value of using a limited palette through demonstrations and critiques. Learn traditional watercolor techniques and exercises designed to gain skills and confidence needed to tap into your creative side.

Members $245 • Non-members $265

PD305 Portrait Painting

Instructor: David Hunter

FALL i/fall iI Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 1B Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 1B Explore the methods, materials and tools involved with acrylic painting. Learn techniques used to produce a finished acrylic painting, from rough sketch to final finishing touches, including the use of various brushes, palette knives, canvases, clay boards and final coating to protect the finished image. Supplies discussed in class.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

Instructor: Don Sondag

FALL i/fall iI Wednesday, 6:45-9:45 pm, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks Working directly from the live model, students establish proportions and bone structure, using either oils or acrylics. Students concentrate on drawing, value and color to develop their paintings, with emphasis placed on achieving a likeness. Tuition includes model fees.

Prerequisites: Intro to Oils, Fundamentals of Color, Portrait Drawing or similar experience.

Members $275 • Non-members $295

PD150 Painting with Pastels

PD323 Advanced Watercolor Studies

Instructor: Gary Rupp

fall iI Tuesday, 9 am-Noon, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks Learn to paint with the purest form of color available to artists.

Explore how-to’s of working with pastels, including the use of various pastel surfaces; becoming familiar with hard and soft pastels; and finding the advantages of underpainting. Class will not meet on November 22. Last class will be held December 13. Open to all levels.

Some experience with drawing/painting recommended.

Members $205 • Non-members $225 Dennis Schmalstig, Genevieve Smiled

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Instructor: Donne Bitner

FALL i/fall iI Thursday, 2-4 pm, Studio 1B Designed for intermediate to advanced students, this class covers contemporary approaches to the medium. Projects will be proposed to challenge the student and give focus to improving each students’ personal vision. Critiques are incorporated to help students improve their work. Prerequisite Watercolor II or similar experience.

Members $225 • Non-members $245

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Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

WORKSHOPS

NEW! DEMONSTRATION STUDIO

WKP83 Independent Study Watercolor Workshop

Instructor: Pat Weaver

FALL i Thursday-Saturday, October 26-28, 9 am-4 pm, Studio 1A/1B Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop start date Through spontaneous and direct watercolor painting, learn the fundamental principles that will allow you to develop your own style.

This limited-palette-watercolor workshop is open to all levels and any subject may be painted.

Members $285 • Non-members $305 Pat Weaver is an accomplished watercolor artist teaching workshops across the United States and beyond. Pat is a signature life member and past president of the Florida Watercolor Society. Pat has been featured in numerous publications including: Journal of American Veterinary Medicine, American Artist, Watercolorists Magazine, and The Artist. Pat is the author of “Watercolor Simplified” published by North Light Books.

Pat Weaver, watercolor

WKP85 Landscape Painting with Alcohol Ink

Instructor: Noreen Coup

fall iI Saturday, January 7, 10 am-4 pm Studio 1A Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop start date Explore color mixing, application techniques, texturing, and brushwork to create vibrant and colorful original landscape paintings using alcohol inks. Produce two 5”x7” pieces, one 11”x14” piece, and a single 20”x26” painting. Students are to bring their own supplies.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

OPEN STUDIOS

Monday, 9:30 am-11:30 am, Studio 1A FALL i Each workshop is a two-hour demonstration in various techniques, styles, and aesthetics. Each demonstration is a separate registration and tuition fee.

Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Members/Non-members $20

WKPD2, August 28

Instructor Robert Ross demonstrates Still Life in Oil with reference to the environment beyond the subject.

Noreen Coup, alcohol ink

WKPD3, September 11

A French-American fine artist known for her bold, bright and beautiful paintings, Noreen Coup earned her BA from Woodbury University in Los Angeles in Interior Design.

Instructor Wendi Swanson demonstrates Charcoal Portraits sketched from a live model.

WKP75 Rooms with a View: Painting Interior Spaces

Instructor Patty Kane demonstrates Watercolor pear line up with transparent colors.

Instructor: Robert Ross

fall iI Saturday and Sunday, January 13-14, 9 am-4 pm Studio 1A/1B Withdrawal deadline is one week prior to workshop start date In this two-day workshop, Robert Ross will give instruction on how to create a convincing interior space with oils. Interiors have traditionally involved domestic spaces, such as kitchens, living rooms, studios and bedrooms associated with privacy and intimacy, emotion and memory. Participants will learn to draw and paint both from direct observation and from their imagination. They will learn to capture a room’s shapes, light and dark areas, as well as depict the human living that takes place in a room. The workshop is about perceptual painting, not architectural accuracy. Intermediate to advanced experience with oil painting is recommended.

Members $175 • Non-members $195 Robert Ross’s paintings have been exhibited in a growing number of venues throughout Central Florida, including Anita Wooten Gallery at Valencia State College, Winter Park City Hall, Orlando City Hall, Maitland City Hall, Orange County Chambers, Gallery at Avalon Island, and Casselberry Art House. He has been in the Winter Park Paint Out sponsored by the Albin Polasek Museum, and he has won several awards for his paintings in the Winter Park Autumn Art Festival. He received his art education at Oakland University, Crealdé School of Art in Winter Park, and in master workshops taught by Stuart Shils. He is represented by Arts on Douglas Gallery in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. www.robertrossart.com

WKPD1, September 18

Patty Kane, watercolor, Pear Line-up

WKPD5, September 25

Instructor David Hunter demonstrates Printmaking Techniques including Intaglio, Relief, and Monotype.

WKPD6, October 2

Instructor Robert Ross demonstrates Plein Air Landscape in oil.

No instruction is provided during open studios, but a monitor is present. No photography allowed. Pre-registration is not necessary, but Crealdé membership is encouraged.

PD030 Open Studio: Figure

Studio Monitor Friday, 1-3:30 pm, Studio 1A Students work in any medium from a live model who holds one pose the entire session.

Fee: $15 per session

PD031 Open Studio: Life Drawing

Studio Monitor: Daphne Storm Sunday, 10 am-12:30 pm, Studio 1A Students work from a live model. The session begins with quick gestures, moving to longer poses.

Fee: $15 per session

Gary Rupp, pastels, Pumpkin Time, detail

WKPD7, October 9 Robert Ross, Studio Sink

WKPD8, October 16

PD033 Open Studio

Instructor Gary Rupp demonstrates Still Life in Pastels including underpainting with complimentary colors.

Studio Monitor: Marie Orban Monday, 7:45-9:45 pm, Studio 1A Students work in any medium from a live model who holds one pose the entire session.

Fee: $15 per session

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Instructor Patricia Byron demonstrates Abstract in Acrylic.

WKPD4, October 23

Instructor Barbara Tiffany demonstrates Realism in Still Life painting extreme depth of field with oil.

Fall I and Fall II • August 2017–January 2018

YOUNG ARTISTS

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

YAP204 Pacific Northwest Coast Clay

YAP222 Watercolor and Mixed Media NEW!

YAP204 Clay the Matisse Way

AGES 10-14

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL i Saturday, 11 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4 The Haida people carve cedar into images of animals that inhabit the forests and skies of northwestern United States. Owl, fish and raven are heroes in their mythology. Our clay work will celebrate animals of those stories. Listen carefully for the rustle of bird wings as we work!

Members $120 • Non-members $140 Instructor: Doug Bringle

Fall iI Saturday, 11 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4 Henri Matisse, painting rival of Picasso, turned to a new art technique in the final decade of his life, creating cut out compositions of lively shapes and color, full of life and motion. Using clay, we will mimic the master’s groundbreaking work. Picasso would be jealous!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP205 Storytelling through Cartooning young artist, painting

AGES 4-6 YAP108 Mini Monets

Instructor: Patricia Byron

FALL i/fall iI Saturday, 11 am- Noon, Studio 1B Budding artists will experience the fascinating world of art-making with hands-on projects in watercolors, pastels, collage and more.

Fledgling artists explore self-expression in a nurturing environment.

Members $100 • Non-members $120

AGES 5-8 YAP101 Pint Size Picassos

Instructor: Patricia Byron

FALL i/fall iI Saturday, 9-10 am, Studio 1B Discover exciting new painting and drawing techniques in a variety of media, including charcoal, pastels, watercolors and collage. Develop your creativity in this fun introduction to the world of art.

Members $100 • Non-members $120

YAP102 Clay from the Land of the Midnight Sun

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL i Tuesday, 4:30-5:30 pm, Studio 4 Saturday, 9-10 am, Studio 4 Alaskan and Canadian native peoples craft animal sculptures into story- telling totems of eagles and bears, ravens and orcas. We’ll make clay pieces based on these creatures of the Pacific Northwest.

We may even cappture salmon swimming upstream!

Members $100 • Non-members $120

YAP102 Matisse Clay

YAP208 Wheelthrowing and More!

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

FALL i Wednesday, 4:00-5:30 pm, Studio 4 Experience the magic of the potter’s wheel as you create pottery forms then combine and embellish them with hand building to create decorative sculptures or functional ware. Pottery isn’t just for flowers!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

Instructor: Ken Foster

FALL i/fall iI Saturday 9:00–10:30 am, Heritage Center Learn to develop characters and story lines to script your own comics.

Focus on drawing techniques, perspective and composition. Explore and expand your own style as you create characters using colored pencils, pen and ink, and watercolor.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP209 Painting and Drawing II

Instructor: Anita Cohen

FALL i/fall iI Saturday, 11 am-12:30 pm, Studio 1A Students will explore fun new techniques that include an introduction to abstract art with creative mediums! New projects build on fundamental skills to develop style and self-expression.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP216 Exploring the Elements of Art

Instructor: Anita Cohen

fall iI Saturday, 1-2:30 pm, Studio 1A Advance your skills as you explore the elements of art! Use drawing as a base and complete your works with a variety of media. We will incorporate a sketchbook to chronicle your progress and develop your technique along the way!

Members $120 • Non-members $140

YAP217 Fun with Film

Instructor: John Baker

FALL i/fall iI Saturday, 9-10:30 am, Studio 5 Before digital photography, there was film. Have fun taking pictures using 35mm cameras and black-and-white film, then create your own photos in the darkroom. Loaner cameras available.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

Instructor: Doug Bringle

fall iI Tuesday, 4:30-5:30 pm, Studio 4 Saturday, 9-10 am, Studio 4 In his final years the French painter Henri Matisse created remarkable paper collages using scissors and bright papers. We’ll make clay vessels inspired by those colorful shapes so memorably arranged. No scissors or paper necessary, just bits of clay and your nimble fingers!

Members $100 • Non-members $120

Young artist wheel throwing with Belinda Glennon

YAP403 Digital Camera Magic Instructor: John Baker

FALL i/fall iI Wednesday, 4:00-5:30 pm, Heritage Center Go beyond point and shoot! Armed with DSLR cameras, budding photographers experiment with photographic principles during walking field trips in Winter Park and learn how to create longexposure images using light painting. Add your final touches in our iMac Photoshop lab. Digital SLR cameras are provided.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

AGES 13-17 PDY102 Figure Drawing

Instructor: Wendi Swanson

FALL i/fall iI Saturday, 1-3 pm, Studio 1B Here is a class you can take many times over. Draw from a live model, learn to master the art of eye-to-hand coordination, and capture the essence of the pose. Drawing the human figure is challenging yet rewarding! It is said that if you learn to draw the human figure, you can draw anything.

Members $165 • Non-members $185

PDY106 Draw Comic Book Action Figures

AGES 8-12 YAP202 Painting & Drawing I

Instructor: Wendi Swanson

FALL i/fall iI Saturday, 9-10:30 am, Studio 1A Learn the fundamentals of art-making and discover how to see as an artist. Create with a variety of painting and drawing media, and explore new techniques to enhance your artistic skills!.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

Instructor: Deborah Umphrey FALL i/fall iI Wednesday, 4:00-5:30 pm, Studio 1A Students learn new techniques in watercolor and acrylics using textural mediums and collage while building on their painting/ drawing skills. They will discover novel ways of expressing themselves through illustration and storytelling.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

John Baker, fun with film

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Instructor: Luis Torruellas

FALL i/fall iI Friday, 4:30-6:30, pm, Studio 7 Punch- Kick! Leap! Take your cartoon characters to the next level as you give them gesture, movement and physical activity. Study a scale model or mannequin to draw your own comic action figure.

Experiment with varied angles, light and shadow to create a dynamic composition.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

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Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

PHY152 A Picture Says a Thousand Words

TDY125 Ceramic Sampler 4 Teens

Instructor: John Baker

FALL i/fall iI Saturday, 11 am-1 pm, Studio 5 Enter into the world of black-and-white film photography as you learn how to “see through the lens”. Process your film and watch as your prints develop in Crealdé’s darkroom. You’ll find taking pictures is just the beginning of the story.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

fall iI Wednesday, 4-6 pm, Studio 4 Combine the forms from the potter’s wheel and imaginative hand building to create decorative and functional art. Experiment with surface decoration and glaze for the perfect finish!!

Members $150 • Non-members $170

NEW! HOMESCHOOL ART Ages 5-11

TDY121 Cinema Clay for Teens

YAP223 Art Exploration from Many Lands

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL i/fall iI Thursday, 4-6 p.m., Studio 4 The wonder of clay is that, with a little bit of hand building technique and lots of imagination, you can make almost anything. Visualize some element of your favorite movie and we’ll use clay in the studio to make it real. Lights, camera, clay action!

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Instructors: Belinda Glennon & Deborah Umphrey FALL i & iI Monday, 10:30-Noon, Studio 7 Paint like Picasso and pot like the Pueblos! Experiment with 2-D and 3-D art media as you explore art of other cultures and places. Bring your imagination and adventurous spirit.

Members $120 • Non-members $140

Young artist painting a ceramic work

WINTER GARDEN

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

WG/PD104 Watercolor

Crealdé School of Art, in partnership with the City of Winter Garden, offers a selection of Painting & Drawing, Ceramics and Photography classes for adults and youth at the Jessie Brock Community Center, 310 N. Dillard St., located four blocks from Winter Garden’s historic downtown area. Register through Crealdé School of Art by phone 407.671.1886 or at crealde.org.

Winter Garden only: Registration is open for both Fall I, Fall II, and Winter sessions, and registration can be completed online for returning students. First-time students should call the Crealdé main office at 407.671.1886 to receive the Winter Garden resident discount. With parental permission, self-motivated young adults (ages 14 to 17) are welcome to enroll in adult Painting & Drawing and Ceramics classes.

Fall I session starts August 28 Fall II session starts October 30 Winter session starts January 22

Instructor: Prayong Deeying fall i/fall ii Wednesday, 3-5 pm Explore the classical world of watercolor and learn traditional approaches and techniques. Intermediate and advanced students will work independently on personal projects with instructor’s guidance.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

WG/PH147 Digital Photography I

Prayong Deeying, watercolor, American Old Barn

WG/PD119 Intro to Oil Painting

PAINTING & DRAWING WG/PD102 Intro to Drawing/Painting

WG/PD143 Exploring Abstract Painting

WG/PD103 Drawing I

Instructor: Prayong Deeying fall i/fall ii Monday, 6-8 pm This class covers basic principles of drawing and composition.

Students will learn techniques of measuring angles and proportions to create accurate line drawings, techniques of shading to create light and volume, and principles of composition to create dynamic, engaging images.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

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Instructor: Beatrice Athanas fall ii/winter Wednesday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm, 6 Weeks Receive personal instruction and guidance creating painterly landscapes, still life and portraiture with the aid of student’s reference photographs. The goal is to complete a painting each week.

Class is for intermediate to advanced level students.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

PHOTOGRAPHY

Instructor: Cathy Hempel fall i/fall ii/winter Wednesday, 6-8 pm Learn techniques of paint handling, color mixing, mediums, glazing and toning through assignments and demonstrations. Repeat students are welcome to work independently with instructor help.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

Instructor: Cathy Hempel fall i/fall ii/winter Thursday, 6-8 pm Open to beginning students as an introduction to the fundamentals of art while sampling various drawing and painting techniques using different media, including watercolors, acrylics and oils.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

WG/PD255 Independent Study in Oil and Acrylics

Instructor: Noreen Coup fall i/fall ii/winter Monday, 11 am-1:30 pm, 6 Weeks, Starts September 18 This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration into the beauty of abstract painting. Instruction concentrates on composition, techniques, form, texture and color. Students will develop their own artistic visions, while referencing the works of contemporary painters.

Members $205 • Non-members $225

Instructor: Jon Manchester Thursday, 6-8 pm

fall ii Monday, 6-8 pm winter Through instruction and assignments, learn essential photography concepts such as exposure, composition and lighting. Understanding camera settings and how to adjust aperture and shutter speeds will allow students to gain creative control of their work.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

WG/PH148 Digital Photography II

Instructor: Jon Manchester Thursday, 6-8 pm

fall i Wednesday, 6-8 pm fall ii/winter Through in-depth assignments, field trips and reviews, students delve deeper into composition, lighting and special equipment.

Demonstrations on manipulating images for printing and posting online are included. Prerequisite: Digital Photo I or similar experience.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

WG/PD151 Impressionism with an Edge

Instructor: Noreen Coup fall i/fall ii/winter Tuesday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm, 6 Weeks, Starts September 19 Create bold, bright and beautiful contemporary landscapes with a palette knife. For beginning and intermediate artists interested in loosening up their painting styles. Focus on composition, values, color and paint application. Work from instructor photos and en plein air.

Members $230 • Non-members $250

Fall I and Fall II • August 2017–January 2018

Jon Manchester, Demon Buster

WINTER GARDEN continued WG/PH241 Photo III

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

winter Thursday, 6-8 pm Landscape, portrait, documentary and night photography themes are examined through lectures, slide presentations, assignments, critiques and field trips. Designed for the visual and photographic growth of intermediate students working in film or digital, color or black-and-white photography. Prerequisite: Digital Photo II/Blackand-White Photo II or similar experience.

Members $220 • Non-members $240

PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP WGWKPH61 Bird Photography at Lake Apopka

Instructor: Milton Heiberg fall ii Saturday, January 13, 9 am-3 pm Planning Session, January 11, 7-8 pm Review Session, January 18, 6-8 pm Withdrawal deadline is a week prior to workshop.

Meander the new Lake Apopka Wildlife Loop expanding over the north shores of Lake Apopka with over 10 miles of 360-degree vistas, including ponds, canal waterways and the shores of Lake Apopka itself. Ever since the north shore restoration, this area has become a birder’s paradise. We will have continuous photo-ops of many species, including wading birds, passerines, gallinules, raptors, and especially Osprey carrying a fish. Lunch will be provided at the Lakeside Pavilion.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

CERAMICS

Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.

WG/TD184 Surface Decoration for Pottery

WG/YAP204 Creating with Clay, Ages 8-14

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

fall ii Tuesday, 6-8 pm, 6 Weeks Use hand-building or thrown forms to explore surface decoration.

Experiment with sgraffito, wet slip manipulation, silk screens and more to create unique and functional pottery. Hand made items make the perfect holiday gift!

Members/WG Residents $165 • Non-members $185

Instructor: Belinda Glennon FALL I/FAll ii/winter Tuesday, 3:30-5 pm, 6 Weeks Bring your imagination and explore the plasticity of clay, as you use handbuilding techniques to build functional pots and animal sculptures. Embellish them with glazes, and take home your own ceramic keepsakes.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-members $140

WG/TD228 Continuing Wheel Throwing

WG/YAP308 Creative Expressions in 2D, Ages 10-14

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

winteR Tuesday, 6-8 pm, 6 Weeks Now that you’re comfortable with centering, let’s tickle the imagination and create bowls, cups and vases. This course covers beginner to advanced levels of wheel throwing, altering and glazing.

Members/WG Residents $165 • Non-members $185

Instructor: Sheryl Odza

FALL I/FAll ii/winter Monday, 4:30-6:00 pm, 6 Weeks Calling young artists who love to paint and draw! Explore your creative potential through acrylic paint, watercolors, charcoal and pastels on canvas and paper. Experiment with painting and drawing techniques, composition and color theory. Say it with art!

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-members $140

ADULT & CHILD WG/YAP114 Art Apprentices, Adult & Child NEW Ages 3-5

Instructor: Sheryl Odza

FALL I/FAll ii/winter Thursday 10-10:45 am, 6 Weeks Squish, build, and scribble! Experience the joyful process of art making with your little one. Experiment with many types of art materials using all five senses as you create something new each week! One child and participating adult.!

Members/WG Residents $75 • Non-members $95

YOUNG ARTIST WG/YAP101 Pint Size Picassos, Ages 7-11

Instructor: TBD

FALL I/FAll ii/winter Saturday, 9:30-10:30 am, 6 Weeks Like to draw and paint? Explore the many ways to make art using pastels, paints, watercolors and other materials. A fun introductory experience for fledgling artists.

Members/WG Residents $100 • Non-members $120

WG/YAP108 Mini Monets, Ages 4-7

Belinda Glennon, cardinal basket

WG/TD174 Handbuilding with Found Objects

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

fall i Tuesday, 6-8 pm, 6 weeks Use handbuilding techniques to create nature inspired ceramics both functional and decorative. Give new life to organic objects as they influence form, decoration and glazing choices.

Members/WG Residents $165 • Non-members $185

Instructor: TBD

FALL I/FAll ii/winter Saturday, 11 am-Noon, 6 Weeks Budding artists will experience the fascinating world of artmaking with hands-on projects in watercolors, pastels, collage and more. Fledgling artists explore self-expression in a nurturing environment.

Members/WG Residents $100 • Non-members $120

NEW! HOMESCHOOL ART Ages 5-11

WG/YAP112 Clay Creations, Ages 5-8

WG/YAP213 Art Exploration from Many Lands

Instructor: Paula Davis

FALL I/FAll ii/winter Thursday, 3:30-4:30 pm, 6 Weeks Pinch - splat - roll. Students will have a blast expressing themselves artistically through the medium of clay; creating whimsical, fun and colorful works of art!

Members/WG Residents $100 • Non-members $120

Watercolor by young artist

Instructor: Sheryl Odza

fall ii/winter Friday, 10:00-11:30am, 6 Weeks Paint like Picasso and pot like the Pueblos! Experiment with 2-D and 3-D art media as you explore art of other cultures and places. Bring your imagination and adventurous spirit.

Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-members $140

Winter Garden residents receive Crealdé member discounts.

Call the Crealdé office to sign up for a class today, 407.671.1886. crealde.org

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Special Fall Exhibitions & Events, Page 3 The Lake: A Documentary Exploring the Land & People of Lake Apopka Friday, September 15 – Opening Reception at the main campus & Hannibal Square Heritage Center Cover credits: Top right, John Kellum, raku fired ceramic; Middle left, Cynthia Slaughter, Researchers with St. Johns River Water Management District surveying plant life and water samples in Lake Apopka, Montverde, FL 2017; Middle right, Tom Sadler, Pump House Nocturne, painting; Bottom left, Peter Pettigrew, Shining Light on Lake Apopka, painting

BECOME A CREALDÉ MEMBER TODAY! Crealdé School of Art is like a family, and we want you as a member. Join us and support our mission founded on the idea that the arts are for everyone, and everyone has a story worth telling. Your membership helps us serve the community with outreach programs for special populations, scholarships, educational exhibitions and public art. Membership revenue maintains the affordability of classes and workshops.

Crealdé membership allows you to actively participate in the arts community with benefits such as discounted registration fees and invitations to gallery receptions, special lectures, and members-only events.

It is easy to join! An individual membership costs only $40 per year and $65 provides membership benefits to an entire household! Membership levels at $100 and above earn additional benefits. You may join by selecting the membership option on our website or call our office – your membership benefits begin immediately. You can become a member even if you are not taking a class.

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