Meade's Art Studio
| THE CLASSES |
| There are six essentials in painting: The first is called spirit; the second, rhythm; the third thought; the fourth scenery; the fifth, the brush; and the last is the ink. Ching Hao |
Each class meets once a week for
one and a half to two hours
depending on the student’s age and
ability to stay on task for extended
periods of time. A maximum of eight
students is allowed per class.
Beginner artists start by working with
lead pencil, then move on to colored
pencils, watercolor, and other media
as desired. Students will learn about
shading, perspective, proportion,
composition and color theory. Each
individual receives personalized
instruction on drawing and painting
the subject of his/her choice—
portraits, landscapes, flora, fauna,
etc.—and is able to progress at
his/her own pace.
An annual art show displaying the
best work from each student is held.
Recognition is given to the best
entries as determined by popular
vote. The best paintings of the show
are selected for an additional show
in a gallery in Leesburg. Also a
calendar for the next year is
prepared with the winners of the art
show.
one and a half to two hours
depending on the student’s age and
ability to stay on task for extended
periods of time. A maximum of eight
students is allowed per class.
Beginner artists start by working with
lead pencil, then move on to colored
pencils, watercolor, and other media
as desired. Students will learn about
shading, perspective, proportion,
composition and color theory. Each
individual receives personalized
instruction on drawing and painting
the subject of his/her choice—
portraits, landscapes, flora, fauna,
etc.—and is able to progress at
his/her own pace.
An annual art show displaying the
best work from each student is held.
Recognition is given to the best
entries as determined by popular
vote. The best paintings of the show
are selected for an additional show
in a gallery in Leesburg. Also a
calendar for the next year is
prepared with the winners of the art
show.
The studio
