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Jennifer Hill Art And/or Braille

Jennifer Hill Art And/or Braille

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Hello! I am a visual artist and a TSVI (Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments and Blindness). I offer art classes to people with and without physical and/or cognitive impairments. AND I offer tutoring lessons in the UEB Braille Code. I have a BFA in Studio Arts from Kent State University and Master's Degree in Special Education Specialization in Blindness and Visual Impairments, University of Arizona.

I offer lessons in drawing, painting, low relief sculpture.

I offer Braille lessons.

I offer a combination of both if that is what you are looking for.

I work with all ages; children and adults. I have been an artist forever, and a TSVI since 2016.

Lessons can be in your home, a local public library, or when weather permits (summer!) out of doors at a public park.

I love to help people have fun with art as well as build their artistic skills. I also love teaching braille. I can offer tutoring services to children learning braille. I can also offer braille lessons to parents of children who are learning braille in school. Whether you are looking for art classes, or braille classes, or both; please reach out!

PLEASE NOTE - I will begin offering classes this spring, after March 2025.

Please reach out with questions or inquiries.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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Hired 1 time
Serves Cleveland Heights , OH
Offers online services

Payment methods

Cash, Venmo, Zelle

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Specialties

Experience level

No experience, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Painting type

I can make recommendations, Acrylics, Oil, Watercolor

Painting medium

I can make recommendations, Traditional canvas or paper, Wall or mural art, Watercolor art

Number of students

One person, Two people, A group of 3 – 5 people

Student age(s)

Under 5 years old, 5 – 10 years old, 11 – 13 years old, 14 – 18 years old, 19 – 25 years old, 26 – 45 years old, 46 – 65 years old, Over 65 years old

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    Frequently asked questions

    A typical process for working with a new student would begin with an email and or phone call to discuss what sort of artistic pursuit the student is interested in. If Braille lessons are what is requested, same procedure. Once that is discussed the next step would be to discuss materials needed and scheduling the first session.

    I am an artist who paints, draws, and from time to time does 3-dimensional work as well, has a BFA in studio arts, 1991 and has had many exhibitions. I've been painting for a long, long time. One thing lead to another and I became a teacher of students with visual impairments 7 years ago. I have a Master's Degree in special education~visual impairments and blindness. I teach students with low vision or blindness. 
    This is why I am offering classes in the spring when school is beginning to wrap up for the year. I work to make art accessible. And I love to teach braille and hope to share my enthusiasm about learning braille. I have experience with diverse populations and a love of art and love for helping people create it. And I love helping people access literacy via braille.

    Generally $30 an hour for individual. 
    Group class pricing to be explored.

    Teaching art to students as a volunteer.  

    I've worked with elderly people, peers, children, typical and not so typical populations. I've worked with people with quadraplegia, autism, blindness, cognitive impairments, and  more typical people with and without artistic experience.

    Services offered

    Painting
    Drawing
    Reading