Join us virtually for a relaxing afternoon as we draw the magical details of our favorite cool escapes (woodland nooks and crannies). We’ll use stippling and other mark making techniques to capture the nuances of the various beauties found in these lush pockets. The images we create will be developed employing a gray scale, with the option of adding color according to each artist’s vision.
This class is cancelled.
This is a live online class via Zoom.
Dana DuMont works with varied media including digital images, collage, drawings, fibers, glass, and clay, and recently stepped back from full time teaching to expand her own studio practice. Elements of and connections to the natural world inspire her pieces and she regularly incorporates recycled, donated and found items into her works. She exhibits and sells her work regionally, her paint restoration of the RCA “Nipper” window is on view at The Smithsonian’s Museum of American History, and she continues her teaching, which like her artistic process, encourages creative risk-taking, perseverance, humor, reflection, and environmental stewardship. DuMont holds BFAs in Craft Materials and Art Education from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Master’s of Humanities with a concentration in art history from the University of Richmond. An avid traveler, she considers her ongoing art journeying to be her continuing studies program.