Crealdé Fall 2023 Program Guide

Welcome to Crealdé School of Art: With 3 Learning Locations

Crealdé Main Campus

Located off Aloma Avenue in Winter Park 600 St. Andrews Blvd. Winter Park, FL, 32792

407-671-1886, crealde.org

Free Admission to Galleries & Gardens Office and Gallery Hours:

Monday–Thursday 9am–4pm

Friday & Saturday 9am–1pm

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 taught by professional artist instructors in Painting & Drawing, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture, Fiber Arts, and Jewelry for adults and children, with hands-on experience emphasized. There are five 8-week sessions per year, plus Summer ArtCamp and Young Adult Immersion.

In addition, Crealdé offers an award-winning scholarship and outreach program to diverse communities in Central Florida.

The Showalter Hughes Community Gallery and The Alice and William Jenkins Gallery on the main campus present a changing variety of multidisciplinary visual art exhibitions by regional, national and international artists. The Contemporary Sculpture Garden overlooking Lake Sterling features more than 60 pieces of original art.

Cover Images | Clockwise from Top: Patrick Noze, Women Empowered, Mixed Media, 40x60 in.

Stefan Alexandres, Ring, Sterling silver Melanie King, Ancient Light, Ireland, Film-based silver gelatin print, 2019

Vera Gubnitskaia, Three Musicians, Sculpture

Hannibal Square Heritage Center

Located in downtown Winter Park 642 W. New England Ave. Winter Park, FL, 32789 407-539-2680

HannibalSquareHeritageCenter.org

Free Admission

Tuesday–Thursday Noon–4pm

Friday Noon–5pm, Saturday 10am–2pm

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.

Crealdé Board Of Directors ——————————

Dean Jennings President

Frank Schornagle III

Vice President

Mark Thompson Treasurer

Christina Mitchell-Kai Secretary

Peter Schreyer

CEO/Executive Director & Acting Photo Manager

Barbara Chandler

Hannibal Square Heritage Center Manager

Laura McBryde

Registrar & Office Manager

Laurie Hasan

Marketing Manager

Vera Gubnitskaia

Registration Assistant

Keshia Sutton

Donor Relations Assistant

Nicole Fournier

Accounting and Human Resources Manager

Betsy Schreyer

Grants Manager & Special Project Assistant

John Baker

Facility & Special Events Manager

The Jessie Brock Community Center

Located four blocks from Winter Garden’s historic downtown district 310 N. Dillard St. Winter Garden, FL, 34787 Register through Crealdé: 407-671-1886, crealde.org

The Jessie Brock Community Center serves as Crealdé’s third Central Florida teaching site. 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.

See our Winter Garden offerings on page 15.

All Crealdé locations are ADA accessible. For special needs or group tours, call 407-671-1886.

Foundation & Corporate Support ——————

Ann Clement Officer at Large

Robert Smither, Ph.D.

Percy Maynard

Valada Flewellyn

Toni Peck

Patrick Noze

Senior Gallery Curator

David Cumbie

Sculpture Garden Curator, Sculpture Program & Studio Manager

Jeff Rogers Ceramics Program & Studio Manager

Patricia Byron

Painting & Drawing

Program & Studio Manager

Belinda Glennon

Young Artist

Program Manager

Fairolyn Livingston

Hannibal Square

Heritage Center

Chief Historian

Mary Daniels

Hannibal Square

Heritage Center

Historian & Docent

Louise Thompson

Volunteer Coordinator

Amazon Hose and Rubber

Akerman LLP

Art Systems of Florida

The City of Winter Park Community Redevelopment Agency

Dr. Phillips Foundation

Waste Pro USA, Inc.

Diversify Window Solutions

Colonial Photo & Hobby

Florida Clay Art

Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs

The Gutenstein Family Foundation

Jagoda Family Foundation

James T Barnes Charitable Gift Fund

J.McLaughlin

Metal Supermarket

Orange County Government

Orlando Utilities Commission

Rollins College Student Support Foundation

Rollins College Black Student Union

Rotary Club of Winter Park Charitable Foundation

United Arts of Central Florida

Winter Garden Art Association

Arts & Cultural Affairs

Funding for this program was provided through a grant from Florida Humanities with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this (publication) (program) (exhibition) (website) do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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.

Crealdé School of Art

Hannibal Square Heritage Center, Winter Park

Crealdé School of Art Main Campus, Winter Park

The Jessie Brock Community Center, Winter Garden

Crealdé Administrative Team —————————

Water Drops on Elephant Ear, Macro

Photography by Student Artist Ken Cashon

Upcoming Events: Free and Open to the Public

Patrick Noze: Renaissance Artist of the Americas

September 15, 2023–January 20, 2024

Opening Reception: Friday, September 15 | 7–10pm 7–9pm at the Alice & William Jenkins Gallery

8–10pm at Hannibal Square Heritage Center |

Visiting Exhibition Gallery with Live Music

Born in Haiti in 1962 in the province of Jeremie—“the city of poets”— and formally educated in New York, the artist was first introduced to art by his father Robert Dimanche, making Patrick Noze a third generation sculptor and painter. He is a prolific painter, sculptor, curator, illustrator, restorer and creative painter of vintage cars, creating artwork mostly for private commissions in New York and his home in Florida. For this Crealdé solo exhibition, Patrick will show art work from private collections never seen before by the public and create an entire new body of paintings.

Elemental Landscapes: Womyn’s Alternative Photography Society International

October 6, 2023–January 20, 2024

Opening Reception: Friday October 6 | 7–9pm

Showalter Hughes Community Gallery

Presented in partnership with Analog Film Photography Association and curated by Jacob Rodriguez, this is the inaugural exhibition of the Womyn’s Alternative Photography Society International, a collective focused on the intersection of alternative photography, science, and materiality. The collective promotes female and nonbinary artists who work with analogue and experimental photography. The artists featured are Sandra Davis ( Philadelphia, PA), Rachel Guardiola (Massapequa, NY), Melanie King (Kent, UK), and Dale Rio (Northeastern US).

It’s a Wonderful Life in Winter Garden

November 1–December 29, 2023

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 9 | 5:30–7pm

Art in Public Places Gallery, Winter Garden City Hall

As a holiday tribute, Crealdé School of Art partners with the Winter Garden Heritage Foundation to curate an exhibition of photographs and paintings that celebrate the special character of the historic downtown district. Under the direction of instructor Cathy Hempel, Crealdé students from the Jesse Brock Community Center will create a series of plein-air paintings depicting familiar and lesser-known scenes of Winter Garden. The Heritage Foundation is featuring archival photographs of B.P. Hannon, who captured local life while working as a photographer and camera store owner in mid-twentieth century Winter Garden.

Crealdé Artist Instructors at FusionFest Orlando

Saturday, November 26 | 12–9 pm

Sunday, November 27 | 12–7 pm

Since 2020, Crealdé School of Art has partnered with FusionFest Orlando to help showcase Orange County’s cultural diversity through visual arts. For the third consecutive year, Crealdé will organize art-making at Fusion Fest’s Family Village—serving 350 participants in workshops over the two-day festival, which attracts over 5,000 visitors to downtown Orlando. Projects representing the 10 major regions of the world will be presented in 42 half-hour workshops over the two days. Past projects included Chanchitos from Latin America, Tiki totems from the South Pacific, Vejigante Masks from the Caribbean, Henna Designs from South Asia, “Imagine Words” in Origami Boxes from Japan, Buffalo Hide Painting from North America and African Dolls.

Crealdé’s Visiting Ceramics Instructor Eric André, M.F.A., will represent his country of Ghana with wheel demonstrations and display of his work.

Crealdé Session Dates 2023

WINTER SPRING SUMMER

ARTCAMP

FALL I

FALL II

January 23–March 19

March 27–May 21

June 12–August 6

June 5–August 3

August 14–October 8

October 16–December 10

38th Annual Cup-A-Thon

Fri. & Sat. August 4 & 5, 2023 | 7–10pm

Showalter Hughes Community Gallery

For nearly four decades, this summer social, hosted by Vincent Sansone, Senior Faculty Member and former Ceramics Studio and Program Manager, brings smart shoppers and collectors to the main campus to browse through hundreds of one-of-a-kind ceramic cups, bowls, and other vessels handmade by Crealdé instructors, artists, students, and friends. As the tradition goes, buy a cup or goblet and it will be filled. Proceeds benefit upgrades to the Ceramics studio and kilns.

41st Summer ArtCamp Exhibition

August 12–September 23, 2023

Opening Reception: Sat. August 12 | 5–7 pm

Showalter Hughes Community Gallery

Since 1982, Crealdé has presented an annual exhibition featuring works of art from the 400 Summer ArtCamp participants, ages 4–17. It is curated by Crealdé’s Summer ArtCamp Faculty.

Refund/Withdrawal Policies

In order to maintain the quality of our programs, we require minimum number of enrolled students. Therefore, the following policies are in place for refunds, transfers, and withdrawals:

CLASSES

A transfer, withdrawal, credit, or refund must be requested 7 days prior to the first day of the session (see session dates above) by contacting the main office at 407-671 -1886 during business hours or email registration@crealde.org. Requests made less than 7 days before the first day of the session are not eligible. Class credits expire after one year. These policies apply regardless of attendance status.

WORKSHOPS

All workshop withdrawal deadlines are at least one week prior to the workshop date. Registration deadlines for visiting artist workshops will vary. If withdrawal is made prior to deadline, student is eligible for a full refund. No refunds or credits will be made after the registration deadline.

The Refugees, Patrick Noze, oil on canvas

Rachel Guardiola, Terrain II. 2014. unique c-print. 8” x 10”

Cathy Hempel, Winter Garden Clock Tower, Oil, 16x20 in

Eric André, Ceramic cast pieces.

Filigree Silver Jewelry

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres

FALL I |Wed: 2:30–4:30pm

Skill: All

JG108

8 Weeks Studio 7

Explore the art of filigree jewelry; how to make pendants, earrings, rings, etc. focusing only on silver filigree process and procedures. Students will be guided through this ancient filigree fabrication technique. There will be specific projects planned by the instructor with samples, demonstrations, and hands-on projects. Silver material will be provided for use in the class only and limited to the projects and assignments planned by the instructor. This class does not include any stone setting techniques.

Members $320 • Non-members $340

Private Classes

For a private, one-on-one learning experience, consider these opportunities to study with a Crealdé professional artist/instructor. Create a schedule and learning curriculum that fits your needs and availability. Topics can range from the basics of a particular art medium, exploring a specific new technique, brushing up on an old skill, all the way to portfolio development.

Cost: $300 for five hours of private instruction in Crealdé’s professional art studios, including a 30-minute initial phone consultation and three 1.5-hour class sessions. Materials not included. For more information, visit our website or call our Registrar, Laura McBryde at 407-6711886 to enroll and connect you with your new private instructor.

CLASSES

Art Experiences Online

Bring art classes to your living room!

Exploring Silver Ring Design

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres

FALL II | Wed: 2:30–4:30pm

Skill: All

JG110

8 Weeks Studio 7

Learn how to make silver rings with a variety of designs. Focus on learning the fundamental fabrication techniques and procedures, working with sterling or fine silver for custom-made rings. Explore how to use the jewelers saw and shears for cutting metal, filing, drilling for piercing, forming for shaping, sweat soldering for joining components, and buffing polishing. Included are bezel stonesetting and gemstones to completely finish your ring project.

Members $340 • Non-members $360

In person with individual attention from Crealdé’s Professional Artist Instructors

ARTISTIC ENRICHMENT

Elaine Person

JEWELRY

Stefan Alexandres

SCULPTURE

David Cumbie

PHOTOGRAPHY

John Baker

Chris Casler

Milton Heiberg

Peter Schreyer

Jon Manchester

Charles Hodges

FIBER ARTS

Alyssa Foxson

CERAMICS

Jeff Rogers

Doug Bringle

Belinda Glennon

PAINTING & DRAWING

Patricia Byron

David Hunter

Beth Pendelton

Andrew Grant

Wendi Zlamal

Tom Sadler

Fabiola Hansen

Patti Shistle

Enjoy the unique Crealdé professional artist/instructor experience from the comfort of home — with the same quality and personal attention that are the hallmark of Crealdé. These offerings include live instruction and class interaction plus links to online resources.

Intro to Jewelry Design & Fabrication

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres

FALL I | Wed: 11am–1pm

FALL II | Wed: 5–7pm

Skill: All

Learn concepts for basic and advanced jewelry fabrication. Become familiar with essential silversmithing skills and methods of cutting, forging, embossing, and all the fundamentals of soldering techniques. Students are given the instructions and tools to make finger rings, earrings, bracelets, and other forms of jewelry. Copper materials will be provided. Students wanting to work in silver should bring their own silver supply.

Members $310 • Non-members $330

Intro to Silversmithing Jewelry

Instructor: Stefan Alexandres

FALL I | Wed: 5–7pm

FALL II | Wed: 11am–1pm

Skill: All

JG107

8 Weeks Studio 7

Experience the fundamental processes of cutting, forging, metal texturing, hammering, sawing, and soldering silver. The course includes: bezel stone-setting for cabochon gemstones, polishing techniques, and combining sterling silver sheet metal with fine silver wire, etc. Specific projects, planned by the instructor, will focus on how to make silver rings, pendants, bracelets, necklaces, and earrings. Silver provided. Note: The silver material/gemstones will be limited to the projects planned by the instructor. If a student, for any reason, exceeds the required amount of silver, there will be an extra charge for materials.

Members $340 • Non-members $360

Look

Distance Learning is one more way we embody our mission that Art Is For Everyone.

JG103

8 Weeks Studio 7

CLASSES WORKSHOPS Fiber Arts

Bookbinding: Long Stitch Binding

Instructor: Silvana Martins

Sun. August 20 | 1–4:30pm

Skill: All

Let’s make a book together! In this workshop you’ll learn how to bind a book using a long stitch. You will choose between cork fabric, and vegan leather for the cover, and we’ll be using a beautiful Stonehenge paper ideal for watercolor, printmaking, oil pastels, and more. All materials are included.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

Bookbinding: French Link Stitch with Ribbon Support

Instructor: Silvana Martins

Sun. October 29 | 9am–12:30pm

Skill: All

Write On!

Instructor: Elaine Person

FALL I & II | Wed: 7-9pm

Skill: All

CAE120

8 Weeks

Crealdé@Home

Have you ever said, “Someday I’ll write a story or a book?”

Someday is today! Award-winning instructor Elaine Person will guide you toward achieving your writing goals. Open to people of all writing levels as your writing is unique to you. We write together and share by reading our assignments to each other to make your writing stronger. Listening to others helps us improve our writing too. With the use of prompts such as paintings, photographs, quotations, items, and more you will tap into your own creativity. Each week, we will write together and have positive critique. See your stories unfold. We will discuss a variety of literary techniques used to strengthen our stories. This class is for you, whether you write prose, poetry, lyrics, scripts, or other genres.

Members $240 • Non-members $260

WORKSHOPS

Inspired Words, Writing to Art

Instructor: Elaine Person Sat. October 7 | 10am–4pm Sat. December 2 | 10am–4pm

Studio 3 | Skill: All Sat. November 4 | 10am–4pm

Heritage Center | Skill: All

WKAE03

Learn to bind this beautiful book by hand using a French Link Stitch with ribbon support. A variety of papers, ribbons and threads will be available to choose from. Exercise your creativity, and at the end of the workshop, take home a book that is uniquely yours. No previous bookbinding experience necessary.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

Macramé Wall Hanging

Instructor: Alyssa Foxson

Sat. September 16 | 1–4pm

Skill: All

Macramé is a form of textile that uses knotting techniques and comes from the 13th century weavers’ word for “fringe.” This fiber art was popular in the 60s and 70s and now it is back and as popular as ever. Join local fiber artist Alyssa Foxson and embrace your inner boho goddess. Learn all the basic macramé knots needed to make a macramé wall hanging and beyond. All supplies are included and you will leave this workshop with a beautiful wall hanging ready for display.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

When you see a painting, what do you feel? When you look at a photograph, what memories surface? Tap into your creativity with the use of paintings, photographs, and objects as awardwinning writer Elaine Person prompts you to write original stories, poems, and essays. Learn writing tools and techniques. Different genres of writing and reflection will be discussed. Short lunch break provided. Students will leave this workshop with their own written words.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

WKF19 Studio 7

WKF21 Studio 7

WKF13 Studio 3

Ceramics

CLASSES

Continuing Wheel Throwing

Instructor: Jeff Rogers

FALL I & II Mon: 10:30am–12:30pm

(Fall II starts October 23)

Instructor: Vadim Malkin

FALL I & II | Tues: 7–9pm

Skill: Intermediate

Photography

TD228

8 weeks

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.

Prereq: TD122

Members $260 • Non-members $280

Advanced Ceramics

Instructor: Jeff Rogers

FALL I & II | Wed: 7–9pm

Skill: Advanced

Beginning Wheel Throwing

Instructor: Jeff Rogers

FALL I & II | Sun: 5–7pm

FALL I & II | Sun: 7:30–9:30pm

FALL I & II | Tues: 10am–12pm

FALL I & II | Tues: 4–6pm

FALL I & II | Wed: 1:30–3:30pm

FALL I & II | Thurs: 7–9pm

Skill: Beginner

TD122

8 weeks

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 $250 • Non-members $270

3-D Design

Instructor: Jeff Rogers

FALL I & II | Wed: 10:30am–12:30pm

Skill: Intermediate

TD231

8 Weeks Studio 4

A design problem is given for the term, with an emphasis on one or two design elements. Design discussions and the finished pieces are a part of each class. If a base for the piece is needed, that also is part of the discussion.

Prereq: TD122, TD135 or similar.

Members $260 • Non-members $280

NEW CLASS! Menagerie of Teapots

TD321

8 Weeks Studio 4

An excellent choice for those who are seeking a continuation of skills already learned and to develop personal style and consistency. Emphasis on working in series and sets, refining, finishing, and glazing. Demos meet the needs of each student. Prereq: TD228 or similar experience. Members $270 • Non-members $290

About the Instructor | Eric Andre

Eric Andre holds an MFA from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, and a BFA from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology University, Kumasi, GH. He became a Teaching and Research Assistant and a Principal Lab/Studio Technician in the Ceramics Department, KNUST. Eric also worked as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Arkansas and a Curator at Art Ventures Gallery. Currently, he is the Visiting Assistant Professor of Studio Art at Stetson University, DeLand, FL.

ALL NEW WORKSHOPS!

Instructor: Doug Bringle

TD195

FALL I | Sun: 10am–12pm

Skill: All

8 Weeks Studio 4 Coo coo for kangaroos, gah gah for giraffes, avid for armadillos? Come capture their essences in teapot form. Imagine the charm of a hippo standing among your teacups, steaming hot, ready to pour! “I’m a beastly teapot, short and stout, here are my haunches, this is my snout, when I get all steamed up, better look out, just tip me over as I snort tea out!”  Let’s make lively teapots!

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Windows on the Soul: Cardboard Lamp Workshop

WKT58

Instructor: Eric André Heritage Center

Sat.–Sun. October 21–22 | 11am–6pm | Registration Deadline: October 2

Skill: All

In this reflection and dialogue-based, two day workshop participants will use cardboard and light to express contrasts they identify in their own lives and the world around them. Each participant will leave with a lamp that they have created reflecting their own unique journey and vision.

Because we seek a diverse dialogue and authentic engagement, for this workshop we are offering some partial and full scholarships to people for whom price is an obstacle, with a special consideration for BIPOC and LGBTQ+ participants.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

Mold Making and Casting for Ceramics

WKT59

Instructor: Eric André Studio 7

Sat.–Sun. December 9–10 | 10am–4pm | Registration Deadline: November 20

Skill: Intermediate

Discover the world of ceramic mold making as a creative process in your functional or sculptural clay practice. We will explore making numerous types of plaster molds from natural and found objects and how to translate ideas into finished forms.

Members $200 • Non-members $220

Butterfly Cardboard Lantern by Guest Artist Eric André

Stegasaurus teapot by Faculty Artist Doug Bringle

Ceramics

Beginning Handbuilding

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL I & II | Tues: 1–3pm

Skill: All

TD135

8 Weeks Studio 4

Don’t be intimidated by clay. This class gives you the chance to hand-build freely. The projects are explained step-by-step and feature a variety of vessels, from plates and bowls to animal rattles and lanterns. Come play with clay!

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Garden Totems

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL I & II | Sun: 1–3pm

Skill: All

TD189

8 Weeks Studio 4

Create fresh focal points in your garden! The totems you design will add charm and delight to your plants. Birds, beasts, geometrics and more—visualize, and with instruction your ideas will materialize!

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Beyond Round: Altered Pots

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

FALL I & II | Mon: 2–4pm

Skill: Beginner–Intermediate

CLASSES

NEW CLASS! Transmutable Clay

Handbuilding Like The Ancients

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL I & II | Mon: 7–9pm

FALL I & II | Fri: 10:30am–12:30pm

Skill: All

TD172

8 Weeks Studio 4

Humans have been firing clay for 20,000+ years, leaving artifacts that provide us glimpses into ancient times and ways. From Mesopotamia to Japan, from the shores of Lake Titicaca to the slopes of Mt. Olympus, clay vessels and figures, tiles and tablets, preserve and suggest those long ago days. Let’s build on that clay legacy by creating pots that harken back to ancient times and yet look to the future.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL II | Sun: 10am–12pm

Skill: All

TD185

6 Weeks Studio 4

Explore the potter’s wheel and create animated pots by altering thrown forms beyond round. Dart, pleat, fold, and facet! Just because it’s made on a wheel doesn’t mean it has to be round.

Members $190 • Non-members $210

LGBTQIA+ Evenings of Clay

Instructor: Doug Bringle

FALL I & II | Fri: 6:30–8:30pm

Skill: All

TD188

8 Weeks Studio 4

Let’s join together with clay and create. This is a chance for your hands and fingers to shape and explore what you are feeling in the moment. Express & celebrate yourself with clay! Everyone is welcome.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

TD196

8 Weeks Studio 4

Ancient alchemists sought to transmute lead into gold, striving to turn something common into precious treasure. With lumps of clay and your imagination, you can turn wet dirt into wonderful objects. No alchemy required; let’s transmute clay!

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Surface Decoration For Pottery

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

FALL I & II | Thurs: 10:30am–1pm

Skill: All

TD184

6 Weeks Studio 4

Experiment with colored slips and clay, transfers and more to enhance the clay surface. Learn to layer techniques to create unique, narrative pottery.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

Ceramics Fountain Project

WKT56

Instructor: Eric André Studio 7

Sat.–Sun. October 7–8 | 10am–4pm | Registration Deadline: September 18

Skill: Intermediate

Translate memories, nostalgia, love, emotion and energy into a ceramic fountain. Through basic hand building techniques and ceramic processes, your fountain can take any form your imagination presents. Learn how ceramic fountains can be used to share your story.

Members $200 • Non-members $220

Assembly Required!

WKT57

Instructor: Jeff Rogers Studio 4

Sat.–Sun. August 12–13 | 10am–4pm

Skill: All |

Students will spend the first day of this fun filled workshop making parts using a variety of wheel and handbuilding methods. On the second day, students will choose from one another’s parts to assemble their own ceramic compositions. This is an interactive opportunity to develop skills, compositional techniques and explore the relationship between ideas and art. It never fails to please!

Members $220 • Non-members $240

Strap container by Faculty Artist Doug Bringle

Happy Appy Teapot, Ceramic Surface Decoration by Student Artist Fatima Abdulhussein

Photography

FILM CLASSES

Learn film photography fundamentals and the art & techniques of processing traditional b&w photos in a wet darkroom.

Dancing With Holga

Instructor: John Baker

FALL II | Tues: 4–6pm

Skill: Beginner/Intermediate

PH181

6 Weeks Studio 5

An intro and continued study in medium format b&w photography with the Plastic Holga Lomography Camera, which has earned a cult following and is known worldwide! Its low-cost build and simple lens often yield quirky images with vignetting, blur, light leaks, and other distortions. Explore image selection, editing, exposure, processing and darkroom printing. Reconnect with film through a field trip, homework and print reviews. Prereq: PH168 or similar exp.

Members $210 • Non-members $230

Black & White Film I: Intro to the Darkroom

Instructor: John Baker

FALL I & II | Mon: 7–9pm

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL I | Wed: 10am–12pm

Skill: Beginner

PH168

8 Weeks

Studio 5

Black & White Film II: Fine Tuning Your Film & Print Skills

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL I | Tues: 7–9pm

Skill: Intermediate

SMARTPHONE CLASSES

Learn techniques of taking and processing dynamic photos and video using your smartphone.

PH239

8 Weeks

Studio 5

iPhone® Photography

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL II | Wed: 7–9pm

Skill: Beginner

PH180

4 Weeks Heritage Center

Explore the timeless beauty of traditional, b&w film photography, including image selection, exposure, and processing your own film and prints in Crealdé’s wet darkroom. Explore basic camera controls and formats, film types, hands-on field trips, weekly assignments, print reviews and lots of fun in the darkroom. Designed for those new to film photography and those who want to reconnect with this creative art form. Includes lab fee, chemistry, and loaner cameras. Prereq: Basic camera controls & function knowledge.

Members $270 • Non-members $290

WORKSHOPS

Scrub Jay Photo Workshop

Instructor: Milton Heiberg

Intro Zoom Session: Tues. October 10 | 7–8pm

Field Work: Sat. October 14 | 8am–3pm

Zoom Show & Tell: Tues. October 17 | 7–9pm

Sharpen your black-and-white vision of the world with more 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 print. Course includes darkroom demonstrations, print reviews, and a night photography field trip. Includes lab fee, chemistry, and loaner cameras. Prereq: PH168 or similar exp.

Members $270 • Non-members $290

Black & White Film III: The Exhibition Print

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL II | Tues: 7–9pm

Skill: Advanced

PH239

8 Weeks

Studio 5

Produce exhibition quality photo enlargements by switching to fine art fiber-based paper. Explore paper selection, special chemistry and toners, archival processing and retouching final prints. The class includes darkroom demos, supervised printing sessions, weekly assignments with follow-up print reviews and a field trip to a local photographic archive. A special session on presenting work for exhibition, including matting and framing, will culminate the class. Prereq: PH239 or similar exp.

Members $295 • Non-members $315

Join pro photographer Milton Heiberg for a day of photography at a 140-acre bird sanctuary in Rockledge, FL. The highlight will be photographing the endangered but friendly, intelligent & family-oriented Florida Scrub Jays. One of them may size you up and perch on your head. If time permits, we may also visit the nearby Viera Wetlands refuge. Demos and lunch included.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

WKPH79

Instructor: Milton Heiberg Skill: All

Intro Zoom Session: Tues. November 14 | 7–9pm

Field Work: Sat. November 18 | 6am–1pm

Zoom Show & Tell: Tues. November 21 | 7–9pm

The Refuge is located along the coast within one of the most productive estuaries in the country. Meet at the Parrish Park parking lot at 6:00am for landscapes at sunrise. We will stalk flying and perched birds, and explore wooded landscapes.

Members $150 • Non-members $170

NEW! Film Photography for Total Beginners

WKPH99

Instructor: Peter Schreyer Studio 3 | Skill: Beginner

Class & Photo Walk: Sat. September 16 | 1–5:30pm

Review & Discussion: Sat. September 23 | 2-4pm

Learn major functions of a 35mm film camera, including lens focus, depth of field, exposure, and basic composition. Practice your new skills on a photo walk through downtown Winter Park. The instructor will have your film developed and printed at a local lab. A week later, there will be a photo review. This isn’t a darkroom course, but film, processing, and a loaner camera are provided.

Members $175 • Non-members $195

In this 4-week course, learn to use the iPhone camera to achieve amazing results. Explore various iPhone camera photography modes and useful camera and image processing apps. There will be interactive demos and image reviews.

Members $135 • Non-members $155

Smartphone Videomaking I

Instructor: Eric Matyas

FALL I | Mon 6–9pm

Skill: Beginner

PH182

6 Weeks Studio 3

Learn the fundamentals of visual storytelling with your smartphone or iPhone’s video camera: dynamic shots and angles, creating excitement through movement, the magic of editing, and so much more!

Members $270 • Non-members $290

Travel the Florida Backroads to Historic Places Series

Photograph Cedar Key in Classic Black & White WKPH54

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

Studio 5 | Skill: All On Location: Sat. November 4 | 9am–8pm

Optional darkroom session & Review: Sun. November 12 | 2-5pm

Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures in the historic fishing village of Cedar Key. This workshop provides a window into the region’s heritage as a 19th-century trading and transportation center, linking the Gulf with inland Florida. Considered one of Florida’s most picturesque towns, it offers rich photo opportunities, such as natural and man-made landscapes, local landmarks and historic building interiors. Includes working in black-and-white for both digital and film photographers (loaner film cameras available), camera demos, a boat trip to outlying islands, a picnic lunch, dinner at the Island Hotel Restaurant, spectacular dusk photography, and supervised lab time to make film enlargements. Optional: Stay at The Island Hotel 352.543.5111. Space is limited. Mention Crealdé workshop.

Members $260 • Non-members $280

St. Augustine WKPH75

Instructor: Peter Schreyer Studio 3 | Skill: All On Location: Sat. December 2 | 8am–6pm

Review & Discussion: Tues. December 11 | 5-6pm

Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures in America’s oldest city, including lesser-known historic sites and neighborhoods during an extensive city walk. On the road to St. Augustine the group will travel on Volusia County’s Scenic Loop along the Halifax River. The day will wrap up with a waterfront dusk photo session. Includes admission and lunch. Extend your experience: stay at one of the historic district hotels and inns or stay at the affordable beachside Magic Motel (904-342-5263).

Members $150 • Non-members $170

Photography

DIGITAL CLASSES

Learn

Digital Photography I

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL I & II | Thurs: 7–9pm

Instructor: Charles Hodges

FALL I & II | Fri: 10am–12pm

Skill: All

PH147

8 Weeks

Studio 3

Build a strong photographic foundation and make better images by understanding exposure, metering, focus, file formats, depth of field, and basic composition. Hands-on demos and assignments with personalized image reviews reinforce concepts of shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and their artistic impact on the final image. SLR or mirrorless cameras recommended. The instructor can give specific camera suggestions. Members $245 • Non-members $265

Photoshop & Lightroom

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL I | Wed. 7–9pm

Skill: Intermediate

NEW CLASS! Digital Photography II

FILM & DIGITAL CLASSES

In-depth exploration of various photographic topics & themes relevant to digital or film, color or b&w photography.

Intro to Portrait Photography

Instructor: Chris Casler

FALL II | Mon: 7–9pm

Skill: Intermediate

PH243

8 Weeks Studio 3

Learn basic lighting techniques, using flash and natural light to reveal a subject’s unique personality. Explore posing methods that can define the portrait. Work in b&w or color. Prereq: PH147, PH168 or similar exp. Members $260 • Non-members $280

Street Photography

Instructor: Charles Hodges

FALL II | Thurs: 10am–12pm

Skill: Intermediate

Instructor: Charles Hodges

PH292

PH258

8 Weeks Heritage Center & Zoom

In this hybrid class, learn image processing basics with today’s most popular tools and image enhancement techniques. Learn a step-by-step workflow that combines the best features of Lightroom, Photoshop and Epson inkjet printers to create expressive and aesthetically pleasing photos. Learn to create and maintain an image archive, image enhancement, effective use of metadata, preparing images for online publishing, and inkjet printing basics. Prereq: PH147 or similar exp.

Members $270 • Non-members $290

WORKSHOPS

FALL I | Thurs: 10am–12pm

Instructor: Jon Manchester

FALL II | Tues: 7–9pm

Skill: All

8 Weeks Studio 3

Through in-depth assignments and image reviews, students more deeply explore composition, lighting, lenses and flash photography. A field trip on the 5th Saturday of the session will further develop skills for real time applications. Demonstrations on basic image processing and printing techniques along with preparing photographs for on-line presentation will be included. Prereq: PH147 or similar experience. Skill level: Intermediate.

Members $255 • Non-members $275

A Photographic Tour of Switzerland | October 6–15, 2023 PHE401 With Peter Schreyer

Visit Switzerland with native Swiss photographer and educator Peter Schreyer. Travel in a small group off the beaten path along scenic back roads. Participate in themed day trips while traveling comfortably in our private van. Excursions and topics will vary from day to day and will allow flexibility for the group’s specific interests. Visits to historic farmhouses and vineyards, light hiking through pristine mountain scenery, exploring medieval towns and castles are just a few of the planned day trips. Stay in deluxe hotels, eat delicious food, and immerse yourself in a different culture comfortably – the Swiss way! For more detailed tour information, please contact Peter Schreyer at pschreyer@ crealde.org. To reserve your space, a deposit in the amount of $1,500 is due upon registration or no later than July 15.

Double occupancy: Member $4450 • Non $4495

Single Occupancy: Member $5450 • Non $5495

CREALDÉ DIGITAL LAB & DARKROOM

Digital Printing Lab & Finishing Area: No charge | Crealdé Darkroom Rental: $100/8-week session.

Open to Crealdé photography students only. An active Crealdé membership is required.

PH291

8 Weeks Studio 3

Learn new ways to observe our daily environment, and link the mind’s eye to the critical moment through street photography. Explore tools and creative thought to create dynamic images, capturing “the decisive moment,” as Henri Cartier-Bresson said. Includes field trips, shooting and research assignments. Covers film & digital workflow. Work in teams or on your own. The instructor will share historic photos, reading and music selections to inspire creativity. Prereq: PH147 or PH168. Members $265 • Non-members $285

Image and Meaning in Photography

Instructor: Peter Schreyer

FALL II | Fri. 10am–12pm

Skill: Intermediate

PH241

8 Weeks Studio 5

Part of the Crealdé curriculum for over two decades, this course has guided countless Crealdé students in the development of their photographic vision. 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 b&w photography. Prereq: PH258, PH239, or similar exp.

Members $270 • Non-members $290

Photographing the Natural Landscape

Instructor: Milton Heiberg

FALL II | Tues. 7–9pm

Skill: Intermediate

PH253

8 Weeks Virtual & On Location

Discover skills needed for landscape photography, including 2-D design fundamentals. Learn how to look at a landscape, how to capture the best light, and what to include and exclude. Explore seeing and controlling compositional forms in the frame. Students will practice their newly learned skills during Saturday field trips. Prereq: PH147 or similar exp.

Members $260 • Non-members $280

Chandelier, Film Photograph, by Faculty Artist John Baker

Dancing Peppers, Photography by Faculty Artist Charles Hodges

Fog Lifting from the Eiger Panorama, Berner Oberland, Switzerland, Silver Gelatin Print - 2021 by Faculty Artist Peter Schreyer

the art & techniques of digital photography with SLR cameras and post-processing methods.

Sculpture CLASSES

Sculpture I

Instructor: David Cumbie

FALL I & II | Thurs: 10am–12pm

FALL I & II | Thurs: 7–9pm

Skill: Beginner

SC124

8 Weeks Studio 6

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 $250 • Non-members $270

Sculpture II

Instructor: David Cumbie

FALL I | Wed: 7–9pm

Skill: Intermediate

Continuing Sculpture Studies

Instructor: David Cumbie

FALL I & II | Fri: 10am–12pm

FALL I & II | Fri: 1–3pm

Skill: Intermediate & Advanced

SC233

8 Weeks Studio 6

A continuation of SC124, students study a range of materials and processes. Armature construction for clay, concrete, plaster, and foam sculpture is demonstrated. Students can advance their experience in producing sculptures. Prereq: SC124

Members $265 • Non-members $285

Blacksmithing Fundamentals

Instructor: Marcos Carrasco

FALL II | Thurs: 12–2pm

Skill: Beginner

SC181

8 Weeks

Foundry

Learn the fundamental process for traditional blacksmithing. Students will use the hammer to forge hot steel on the anvil and learn how to make door handles, hooks, and ornamental scrolls. Practice techniques such as flattening, upsetting, twisting, punching, drawing, and familiarity with the blacksmith forge.

Members $340 • Non-members $360

NEW CLASS! Multimedia Press Mold Sculptures

Instructor: Missy Hickman

FALL I & II | Tues: 2–4pm

Skill: All

SC225

8 Weeks

Studio 6

Intermediate and advanced students are assisted 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. Prereq: SC124

Members $265 • Non-members $285

Multimedia Sculpture

Instructor: David Cumbie

FALL I & II | Mon: 10am–12pm

Skill: All

SC180

8 Weeks Studio 6

Work with found objects creating multi-media 3D forms. Gluing, riveting, bolting, mold making, and casting will be used to connect dissimilar materials. Students will be asked to bring in some materials and some materials will be provided.

Members $265 • Non-members $285

Intro to Welding

Instructor: David Cumbie

FALL II | Wed: 10am–12pm

Skill: All

SC226

8 Weeks 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 objects for their compositions.

Members $350 • Non-members $370

NEW CLASS! Carving Styrofoam Sculptures

SC186

8 Weeks Studio 6

Learn to sculpt and take impressions from found objects to be used to create clay molds. All projects will be cast in Portland cement and hydro stone using masonry dyes for color. Faux bronze and silver finishes will be offered for interior sculptures. Students are encouraged to create several pieces. All materials provided.

Members $270 • Non-members $290

Intro to Bronze Casting

Instructor: David Cumbie

FALL II | Tues: 10am–12pm

Skill: All

SC129

8 Weeks Studio 6

Create wax sculptures that will be cast in bronze. Students learn how to prepare the wax form for casting, and the ceramic shell mold-making process. The instructor uses the latest moldmaking materials available and students witness a bronze pour at the end of the class. Cost includes the casting of one five pound bronze with option to purchase additional material for large works.

Members $390 • Non-members $410

Knife Making

Instructor: Marcos Carrasco

FALL II | Thurs: 4–6pm

Skill: Beginner

SC182

8 Weeks Foundry

Learn to make a wide range of knife styles like survival knives, daggers, and Qama knives using titanium and steel. Explore a variety of techniques such as forging blades, shaping, heat treatment, sharpening, riveting, polishing, and handlemaking techniques.

Members $340 • Non-members $360

Instructor: David Cumbie

FALL I & II | Thurs: 2–4pm

SC185

8 Weeks

Foundry Students will carve styrofoam using brushes and hot knives creating sculptural forms and learn how to apply cement creating a durable surface for indoor and outdoor art works. The sculptures will be finished using faux finishes, colorful dyes, and sealers.

Skill: Beginner

Members $280 • Non-members $300

WORKSHOPS

NEW! Thermal Forming

Plastic Sculptures

Instructor: Rick Bostik

Sat.–Sun. September 9–10 | 10am–4pm

Sat.–Sun. November 11–12 | 10am–4pm

Skill: All

WKS44

Studio 6

Learn how to use thermal forming plastics and similar materials to produce your sculpture ideas. These materials can be cut into workable shapes with standard woodworking tools. By using a number of different heating sources, the materials be bent and shaped to fit the desired sculpture you want to create. Details on how to give these thermal materials different finishes or textures will be discussed and explored.

Members $295 • Non-members $310

Welding Workshop

WKS16

Instructor: David Cumbie Foundry

Sat.–Sun. October 7–8 | 10am–4pm

Sat.–Sun. October 21–22 | 10am–4pm

Sat.–Sun. November 4–5 | 10am–4pm

Sat.–Sun. December 9–10 | 10am–4pm

Skill: All

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

Members $350 • Non-members $370

Press Mold Sculpture by Volunteer Willy Lopez

WORKSHOPS

Sculpting the Human Head WKS10

Instructor: David Cumbie Studio 6

Sat.–Sun. Sept. 23–24 | 10am–4pm

Skill: All

Professional sculptor, David Cumbie, guides students as they create life-size busts. Students learn techniques for capturing accurate proportions of the head and a variety of facial features during this intensive two-day workshop.

Members $275 • Non-members $295

Crash Course: Mold Making WKS41

Instructor: David Cumbie Studio 6

Sat. August 12 | 10am–2pm

Skill: All

David will demonstrate a variety of mold-making techniques for using clay, plaster, low temperature wax, alignate, latex, and silicon. Castings will be made using hydrocal plaster, plastic, wax, and a variety of cements. This is a demo. No materials required.

Members $90 • Non-members $110

Techniques in Mold Making WKS13

Instructor: David Cumbie Studio 6

Sat.–Sun. August 26–27 | 10am–3pm

Skill: All

Explore a variety of mold-making techniques in creating sculpture works. Students will create molds out of clay, plaster, low temperature wax, alignate, and latex. All materials are provided.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

NEW! Carving WKS43

Styrofoam Sculptures Foundry

Instructor: David Cumbie

Sat.–Sun. Sept. 30–Oct. 1 | 10am–4pm

Sat.–Sun. October 28–29 | 10am–4pm

Skill: All

Students will carve low relief and three dimensional forms creating indoor and outdoor art. Learn how to apply a variety of surface finishes and color applications including faux finishes, dyes, and sealers. Most materials included.

Members $280 • Non-members $300

Painting & Drawing

CLASSES

WATERCOLOR

NEW CLASS! Land, Clouds & Water

OILS

Oil Painting I

Instructor: Beth Pendleton

FALL I & II | Sun: 2–5pm

Skill: Beginner

PD157

6 Weeks Studio 1A

Explore the basics of alla prima (direct) oil painting. Learn paint application, brushwork, and color mixing using a split-primary palette. Complete one still life study per week and explore methods to render glass, ceramic, metal, and organic objects. Learn to see and copy color value and intensity changes. There will be demos and discussions on methods, materials and supplies.

Members $275 • Non-members $295

Instructor: Patty Kane

FALL I & II | Wed: 10am–12pm

Skill: Intermediate

PD286

8 Weeks Studio 1A

Together, let’s capture the color and mood of a landscape. You will be challenged to explore beyond the normal colors of land, clouds, and water by reinforcing the beauty of layering transparent color and the use of classic watercolor techniques. Prereq: PD104 or similar exp.

Members $260 • Non-members $280

Beginning Watercolor

Instructor: Patty Kane

FALL I & II | Thurs: 6–8pm

FALL I & II | Fri: 1–3pm

Skill: Beginner

Fundamentals of Color, Design & Composition

Instructor: Beth Pendleton

FALL I | Fri: 6–8:30pm

Skill: All

PD120

8 Weeks Studio 1A

Learn to mix pigments to achieve any hue according to its value and intensity. With a Split Primary Palette oil paint arrangement, exercises show that mixing complementary color relationships is crucial. Topics include various color models and suggestions for color harmony, and basic elements of design and composition.

Members $315 • Non-members $335

PD104

8 Weeks

Studio 1B

Let’s get started! Watercolor is a wonderfully mysterious medium. Explore techniques, color mixing, and learn the value of using a limited palette to gain skills and confidence needed to get started on your watercolor journey.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Intermediate Watercolor

Instructor: Patty Kane

FALL I & II | Wed: 7–9pm

Skill: Intermediate

Expressive Still Life with an Emphasis on Flowers

Instructor: Stacy Barter

FALL I | Thurs: 9:30am–1:30pm

Skill: Intermediate

PD218

4 Weeks Studio 1A

PD261

8 Weeks

Studio 1A

Painting is so much more than copying what you see. Discover and explore the beauty of using a limited palette through demos and critiques. Experiment with traditional watercolor techniques and work towards painting from your own photos. Prereq: PD104 or similar exp.

Members $260 • Non-members $280

Advanced Watercolor

Instructor: Deborah Umphrey

FALL I & II | Thurs: 2–4pm

Skill: Intermediate to Advanced

PD323

8 Weeks

Studio 1B

Explore advanced watercolor techniques, color theory, and composition to add depth and interest to your artwork. Use new colors to extend the palette and be inspired to create exciting and colorful paintings. The secrets to great design will improve your paintings and encourage you on your painting journey! Prereq: PD104 or similar exp.

Members $270 • Non-members $290

Wish your paintings popped from across the room? Come learn how. Through short demos, discussion and one-on-one instruction, learn from life to make your paintings sing with light, depth and movement with an emphasis on flowers. Explore and learn through value, color, edges and composition. Gorgeous flowers and still life items will be provided for inspiration and visual excitement! Prereq: PD157 & PD103 or similar exp.

Members $285 • Non-members $305

Landscape Painting in Oil

Instructor: Tom Sadler

FALL I | Thurs: 9:30am–12:30pm

Skill: Intermediate to Advanced

PD271

6 Weeks Studio 1B

Oil painting the landscape with an emphasis on capturing the light, atmosphere, and color. Work from your own or instructor photos. An outdoor session or two is possible, depending on the weather and student interest. Explore both painting directly and working in several layers of opaque and transparent paint consistencies.

Members $280 • Non-members $300

Hazy Sky, Watercolor by Faculty Artist Patty Kane

Call of the Sea, Oil on Canvas, 24x36 in. by Faculty Artist Tom Sadler

Painting & Drawing

MIXED MEDIA

Intro to Drawing & Painting

Instructor: Glen Ward

FALL I & II | Mon: 6–8pm

Skill: Beginner

CLASSES

ACRYLICS

PD102

8 Weeks Studio 1B

Explore drawing and painting basics. Learn drawing and painting methods using various media, including watercolors, acrylics, and oils. Most supplies provided.

Members $260 • Non-members $280

Beginning Pastels

Instructor: Glen Ward

FALL I | Fri: 9am–12pm

Skill: Beginner

Painting & Drawing for Senior Citizens

Instructor: Fabiola Hansen

FALL II | Mon: 2–4pm

Skill: All

PD152

6 Weeks Studio 1B

Explore the first artistic medium in human history while unlocking your ability to confidently create works of art! Photo reference provided for first class.

Members $280 • Non-members $300

NEW CLASS! Still Life: A New Perspective

Instructor: Barbara Tiffany

FALL I | Thurs: 10am–3pm

(Begins September 14)

Skill: Intermediate–Advanced

PD285

4 Weeks Studio 1A

Instead of at or just below eye level, as in a typical still life, we’ll put the subject on the tabletop or floor for a bird’s eye view. Explore shapes and colors that make the painting while considering composition, values, temperature and color intensity. Use a color wheel to create your still life. Work in Oil or Acrylic. Prereq: PD103 and PD149 or PD157 or similar exp. (not for beginners).

Members $330 • Non-members $350

Wildlife and Pet Painting

Instructor: Fabiola Hansen

FALL I | Mon: 2–4pm

Skill: All

PD163

8 Weeks Studio 1A

Learn to draw and paint amazing wildlife and their habitats or paint your own pet with acrylics and/or watercolors. Bring photos and learn to draw correct proportions. Drawing and painting techniques will be taught, and are skills that you can later apply to any other subject.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

PD164

8 Weeks Studio 1A

In this flexible class, choose any subject from flowers to landscape, to still life. Use acrylic, watercolor, oil pastels, colored pencils, or swap media at will. No need to rush or follow the rest of the class. Work at your own pace and level. Finish one piece or many! The instructor will guide each student with techniques tailored to their specific artwork and level.*Seniors are welcome in all Crealdé adult classes.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Independent Oil & Acrylics: It’s All About the Finish

PD255

Beginning Acrylics

Instructor: David Hunter

FALL I & II | Wed: 10am–12pm

FALL I & II | Tues: 4–6pm

FALL I & II | Tues: 7–9pm

Skill: Beginner

PD149

8 Weeks Studio 1B

Explore methods, materials, and tools involved with acrylic painting. Learn techniques used to produce a finished painting, from rough sketch to finishing touches, including the use of various brushes, palette knives, canvases, clay boards, and final protective coating.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Exploring Abstract

Painting

PD143

8 Weeks Studio 1A

Instructor: Patricia Byron

Instructor: Patti Shistle

FALL II | Fri: 9:30am–12pm

Skill: Intermediate to Advanced

6 Weeks Studio 1B Bring unfinished works to the next level, then begin a new landscape, still life, or portrait. We’ll also paint en plein air on campus. Receive oneon-one attention with demos on the contrasts of values, colors and brushwork, and the importance of composition. Get your frames ready! Prereq: PD149, PD157, or similar exp.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

WORKSHOPS

Painting Interior Spaces

Instructor: Robert Ross

Sat.–Sun October 14–15 | 9am–4pm

Skill: Intermediate

FALL I & II | Tues: 10am–12pm

FALL I & II | Tues: 1–3pm

Skill: All

This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration into the beauty of abstract painting. Instruction focuses on composition, techniques, form, texture and color. Develop your own artistic vision, while referencing the work of contemporary painters. Be ready to paint outside the lines.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

WKP75 Studio 1A

Learn to paint convincing interior spaces and capture their shapes and tones, using the art studio itself for inspiration. Begin by making several small studio drawings and studies. Next, paint studio views; maybe include fellow students in the scene. Prereq: Intermediate experience in oils, acrylics, pastels or watercolors.

Members $235 • Non-members $255

Relief Printmaking

Instructor: David Hunter

Sat.–Sun August 12–13 | 9am–4pm

Skill: All

WKP81 Studio 1B

Learn printing techniques for linocuts, monochromatic printing from single blocks, color printing from multiple blocks, and reduction techniques. Methods are taught on an etching press, small relief presses and barens. Demos, discussions and projects cover advantages of different printmaking papers and water-based inks. Choose figurative or abstract subjects. Let’s get our hands dirty!

Members $255 • Non-members $275

Discover the Art of Paper Marbling

Instructor: Silvana Martins

Fri. September 1 | 9:30am–12:30pm

Skill: All

WKP114 Studio 7

Explore the ancient art of marbling while creating stunning designs on water, to capture them onto a unique mono print. Then choose one of your marbled papers to decorate the cover of a handbound notebook.

Members $145 • Non-members $165

Intaglio Printmaking

Instructor: David Hunter

Sat.–Sun. Dec. 9–10 | 9am–5pm

Skill: All

WKP108 Studios 1A & 1B

This is an intro into the exciting world of Intaglio (pronounced in-tal-yo, meaning “incised”) chemical (actual etching) techniques, and the use of hard ground, soft ground and aquatint. Inking techniques such as simple monochromatic exploration, and color printing examples as a la poupeé and multiple plates are included. Drypoint will be demonstrated along with materials for use. Editions, framing, and care of original prints will be discussed.

Members $255 • Non-members $275

Plein Air Painting at Lake Sybelia

Instructor: Tom Sadler

Sat.–Sun. Oct. 28–29

9am–4pm

Skill: Intermediate–Advanced

WKP125

On Location 1B on 10/29

Explore the beautiful vistas of Lake Sybelia in Maitland. On the first day, the instructor will demo how to capture the view that inspires you with paint on canvas. In the afternoon, students will receive one-on-one time in deciding their subject and its composition and how best to proceed. The last hour will be spent reviewing all of the work to find what is working and what might need to be modified. On the the second day, students will work again en Plein Air with a second painting. Later in the afternoon, we will go to Crealdé to review the paintings and receive individualized feedback on your work.

Members $255 • Non-members $275

Grapes on Yellow Plate, 10x10 in, oil by Faculty Artist Barbara Tiffany

Painting & Drawing

DRAWING

Urban Sketching: Tips and Techniques

Instructor: Thomas Thorspecken

FALL I & II | Sun: 9:30am–12:30pm

Skill: Intermediate

CLASSES

PD263

6 Weeks Studio 1B

Learn to sketch from subject to the environment. Classroom sessions will focus on sketching clothed models and progress towards sketching the model and classroom environment. Learn to incorporate storytelling into your sketches in location sessions. Trips to local venues will challenge you to use your sketchbook the way a photojournalist uses a camera. The goal is to produce finished sketches using pencil, pen, and watercolor within two hours. Prereq: PD102, PD103 or similar experience.

Members $280 • Non-members $300

Beginning Portrait Drawing

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig

FALL I & II | Mon: 10am–12pm

Skill: Beginner

PD155

8 Weeks

Studio 1A

Focusing first on proportions, measurement and anatomy, then create tonal studies with rub-out and cross-hatch techniques. Work first from instructor-provided photos but you may choose your own photos as the class progresses.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

NEW! WKP127

Scratchboard

Workshop

Instructor: Eliza Pineau Casler

Sat.–Sun. Oct. 14–15 10am–4pm Studio 1B | Skill: All

Bella, Scratchboard, by Faculty Artist Eliza

Create a beautiful animal portrait in Scratchboard! Scratchboard is a very fine layer of kaolin spread onto a surface (either hardboard or paper) and coated with black ink. Get your subject to emerge out of the darkness by using a scratch tool with different techniques such as stippling, cross-hatching to create shading effects, or scraping away large areas of the surface to create highlights.

Members $190 • Non-members $210

NEW! Impressionism:

The Art of Letting Loose

Instructor: Patrick Noze

Sat.–Sun. October 7–8 | 10am–4pm

WKP126

Studio 1A

Skill: All

Unblock the fear of painting and inspire a sense of freedom! Learn how study of the Masters help understand complex techniques and translate them into a simplified method. Then, apply this method to create works reminiscent of Renaissance, Baroque, or Rococo styles, without losing sleep. There will be demos on how to paint a self-portrait and a landscape in the impressionist style. Attain the freedom of the brush stroke while conquering certain doubts!

Members $295 • Non-members $315

Fall II: October 16–December 10, 2023

Art Experiences for Adults 18+

Beginning Portrait Drawing With Live Model

Instructor: Joseph Mattus

FALL I & II | Thurs: 7:45–9:45pm

Skill: Beginner

Young Artists

AGES 4–8

PD154

8 Weeks Studio 1A

Learn the technical aspects of drawing the human head. Working from a live model and other sources, gain experience and familiarity with both pencil and charcoal, exploring the genre’s expressive possibilities.

Members $265 • Non-members $285

Life Drawing

Instructor: Andrew Grant

FALL I & II | Tues: 7:30–10pm

Skill: Intermediate

PD201

6 Weeks Studio 1A

Explore figurative drawing with quick gesture studies and longer sustained poses. Draw from the live figure, with an emphasis on anatomy and proportion and the expressive use of materials. Prereq: PD103 or similar experience.

Members $265 • Non-members $285

Drawing I

Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig

FALL I & II | Fri: 10am–12pm

Skill: Beginner

PD103

8 Weeks Studio 1A

Develop skills for measuring proportions and angles, drawing tones to show light and volume, perspective and composition. Learn skills to draw realistically and develop perceptual awareness.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

Drawing I

Instructor: Glen Ward

FALL I & II |

Skill: Beginner

Learn the fundamentals of the most important art form: drawing. Our goal is to train our eyes to realistically capture what is in front of us. See how light and shadows create form, practice subtle transitions in shading, proportions, angles, and more. Anyone can learn to draw. With practice, you can bring your artistic visions to life.

Members $280 • Non-members $300

Drawing II: Expanding Your Skills

Instructor: Joseph Mattus

FALL I & II |

Skill: Intermediate

By breaking down the process of art making into manageable steps, we produce more developed work and gain new insight into our artistic growth. Bring an object or photo to work from and can use graphite, charcoal, or colored pencil. Prereq: PD103 or similar exp.

Members $250 • Non-members $270

—————— Friday | 1-3:30 pm | Studio 1A

Monitor: Yasmin Fakhoury Work in any medium from a live model who holds one pose the entire session.

Policies

• Crealdé members 18+ years only.

• $15 per session paid in advance.

• Pre-registration taken M–Th for the following Fri & Sun. No walk-ins.

Mini Monets (Ages 4–6)

Instructor: Patricia Byron

FALL I & II | Sat: 11am–12pm

YAP108

6 Weeks Studio 1B

Budding artists will explore the wondrous world of art with hands-on projects in watercolors, pastels, collage and more. Explore self-expression in a nurturing space.

Members $125 • Non-members $145

Pint Size Picassos (Ages 5–8)

Instructor: Patricia Byron

FALL I & II | Sat: 9–10am

YAP101

6 Weeks Studio 1B

Explore exciting new painting and drawing techniques in charcoal, collage and watercolors and pastels. Develop your creativity in this intro to the world of art!

Pineau Casler

In Winter Garden at the Jessie Brock Community Center

The Jessie Brock Community Center

Four blocks from Winter Garden’s historic downtown district 310 N. Dillard St. Winter Garden, FL, 34787

NEW PREMIUM CLASS!

It’s a Wonderful Life in Winter Garden: Plein Air Landscape Painting

Winter Garden Residents Receive Crealdé Member Discounts!

First-time students call the Crealdé main office, 407-671-1886 before registering to receive your Resident Member discount.

Intro

to Oil Painting

Instructor: Cathy Hempel

FALL I & II | Wed: 6–8pm

Skill: Beginner-Intermediate

NOTE TO PARENTS: In order to encourage free, creative expression and peer interaction in the class, parents are asked to wait outside the classroom. All of our Youth Instructors are professional artists and have been fingerprinted and background checked per Department of Children and Families. With parental permission and a signed waiver, self-motivated young adults ages 16–17 are welcome to enroll in adult classes.

WG/PD119

8 Weeks

Pint Size Picassos

(Ages 4–8)

YOUTH

Instructor: Mike Goodge

WG/YAP101

6 Weeks

Instructor: Cathy Hempel

FALL I | Sat: 9–11am

Skill: Intermediate

Winter Garden Clock Tower, 16x20 in, oil, by Faculty Artist Cathy Hempel

WG/PD287

8 Weeks

*First meet-up will be at the courtyard of Jessie Brock Community Center* In this Premium class, students will be working en plein air, or outdoors, exploring beautiful historic downtown Winter Garden while developing the skills and confidence to capture the fleeting effects of light on the landscape. Students will learn about composing strong design by creating Notan drawings simplifying and dividing the scene into shapes of light and dark. Then utilizing oil or acrylic paints, participants will learn to tone the canvas, sketch general shapes, block in dark and light areas to model forms and work from thin to thick paint layers and from big shapes to details.

On November 9th, the participating students will be showcasing some of their artwork in the  It’s a Wonderful Life opening reception and exhibition located at Winter Garden City Hall.  Members $325 • Non-members $345

Intro to Drawing & Painting

Instructor: Cathy Hempel

FALL I & II | Thurs: 6–8pm

Skill: Beginner

WG/PD102

8 Weeks

Explore 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/WG Residents $260 • Non-members $280

Learn basic techniques and methods used in a representational oil painting by developing skills of observing, rendering, color matching, and applying paint through practice. Demos and discussions will emphasize the importance of composition, shapes, edges, brushwork, and ways to manipulate the value and intensity of color.

Members/WG Residents $250 • Non-members $270

Watercolor

Instructor: Prayong Deeying

FALL II | Mon: 3–5pm

Skill: All

WG/PD104

8 Weeks

Explore the classical world of watercolor and develop a firm grounding in traditional approaches and techniques. Intermediate and advanced students will work independently on personal projects with instructor’s guidance.

Members/WG Residents $250 • Non-members $270

Drawing I

Instructor: Prayong Deeying

FALL II | Mon: 6–8pm

Skill: Beginner

WG/PD103

8 Weeks

Develop skills for measuring proportions and angles, drawing tones to show light and volume, perspective and composition. The goal is to learn techniques to draw realistically and develop perceptual awareness.

Members/WG Residents $250

Digital Photography I

Instructor: Dylan Baker

FALL I & II | Thurs: 6–8pm

Skill: Beginner

• Non-members $270

WG/PH147

8 Weeks

Build a strong foundation for your photography and make better images by understanding exposure, metering, focus, file formats, depth of field and basic composition. Hands-on demonstrations and assignments with personalized image reviews reinforce camera systems such as shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and their artistic impact on the final photograph. Single lens reflex or mirrorless cameras are recommended. The instructor is available for camera recommendations if necessary.

Members/WG Residents $245 • Non-members $265

Functional Pottery

WG/TD137

FALL I & II | Sat: 11am–12pm

Like to draw and paint? Explore many ways to make art using pastels, paints, watercolors and other materials. A fun intro experience for fledgling artists.

Members/WG Residents $125 • Non-members $145

Painting & Drawing I

(Ages 8–12)

Instructor: Mike Goodge

FALL I & II | Sat: 9–10:30am

WG/YAP202

6 Weeks

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/WG Residents $145 • Non-members $165

Creating with Clay

(Ages 8–13)

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

FALL I & II | Tues: 3:30–5pm

WG/YAP204

6 Weeks

In Fall I, we will celebrate the change of seasons with scarecrows, pumpkins and not-so-scary monsters from clay. In Fall II, we will create snow dwelling animals from the arctic. Is your polar pal a puffin, caribou or bear?

Members/WG Residents $145 • Non-members $165

Brush & Pen for Teens

(Ages 11–16)

Instructor: Mike Goodge

FALL I & II | Wed: 3:30–5pm

WG/YAP308

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 $175 • Non-members $195

Instructor: Belinda Glennon

FALL I & II | Tues: 12:30–2:30pm

FALL I & II | Tues: 6–8pm

Skill: All

6 Weeks Jars, jugs, platters, and bowls! Explore form and surface decorations, as you create potter vessels to gather, store and present food. Suitable for all levels. Hand builders and wheel throwers are welcome!

Members/WG Residents $190 • Non-members $210