I taught Photography for 23 years at a High School for students with Learning Disabilities. I have a lot of patience. I will teach you how to MAKE a photograph as opposed to just TAKING a photograph. I will help you to learn to see.

I have many years of experience teaching sewing. I am a retired New York State a teacher. I've always loved my job.

I've been teaching figure sculpture for over 40 years. You can see some of my work at www.pegasusby davidklass.com I've been sculting all my life, it's in my dna.

Because It is an art gallery so you can see new artworks all the time, and very quite and peaceful atmosphere to learn art. Most of class is man to man, so you need to set your schedule with me. Painting Class (Watercolor & Acrylic) Pottery Class (wheel throwing & Hand building) Morning Class: Mon - Fri. 10:30am - 11: 45am Evening Class: Mon - Thur. 6pm - 7: 15pm

Welcome to BAM Art! Located in Fort Lee, NJ, our one-on-one painting and drawing lessons are designed to nurture your artistic talents. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your skills, our personalized approach ensures that every session is tailored to your individual needs and goals. Join us and discover the joy of creating art in a supportive and inspiring environment.

https://www.tkhgallery.art/

I teach well. Everything! Teaching is sharing, and learning is the thanks you get❤

Brooklyn Clay Industries, located in Brooklyn, New York, is a fully equipped pottery studio. They pride themselves in offering a wide range of services including pottery classes, kiln repair, gallery firing services, and studio rentals. Additionally, they cater to all, from pottery enthusiasts to those who have never touched clay before, providing one-time or longer-term pottery experiences. Their Clay Mobile program extends their services to corporate locations, schools, and museums. They also host pottery intensive workshops, group events, and sell pottery and sculpture gifts.

My work is my biography, my intoduction, and a promise. All art that you do develops the artist within and without. Learn to leave the details for the end, find and develop the big elements of your drawing or painting first. Discover the dynamic line and develop manual dexterity with eye hand coordination. Train yourself to see, and then draw what you see. Perspective and the Landscape. Drawing interiors, magical or realistic. The self portrait. Color development. Composition....how to set up and draw a still life...the metaphysics of the ordinary object. Where to position your lighting and why. Drawing...how to use charcoal, soft pastel, oil