Find a painting class in Shoreline, WA

Find painting classes in Shoreline, WA

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Top 10 painting classes in Shoreline, WA

Students agree: these Shoreline painting classes are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Renee Plevy Studio

Renee Plevy Studio

New on Lessons.com
2 hires on Lessons.com
25+ years in business
Serves Shoreline, WA
Taught at : The School of Visual Arts, NYC, The Boca Museum Art School, WITVA, The Lake Worth Art League, and numerous other art schools - NYC, NJ and FL. Trained :as a teacher at Boston University, and as an artist - The Art Student's League, NYC, SVA NYC, and Parsons, NYC. I enjoy teaching people how to get to the next step in their artwork. Love when my students are enjoying the thrill of learning and achieving their dreams.
Dgallery

Dgallery

New on Lessons.com
Serves Shoreline, WA & Online
I am a college educated artist. My skills are primarily drawing and painting figures, landscape and some abstract work. I would love to connect with you to share my skills and find your particular style.
DENISE Art

DENISE Art

New on Lessons.com
Serves Shoreline, WA
I'm friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about my craft. Connecting with individuals that love painting as much as I do.
Paint Parties By Beth

Paint Parties By Beth

New on Lessons.com
7+ years in business
Serves Shoreline, WA
Im an avid fan of all things art. I love seeing art, creating art, and encouraging others to create art. I love sharing my greatest passion with everyone around me. I specialize in group painting events and lessons for children of all ages. I especially enjoy working with children to help them realize their own potential for creating
Pointillism Abstract By Tim

Pointillism Abstract By Tim

New on Lessons.com
26+ years in business
Serves Shoreline, WA & Online
Hi, this is Tim, I'm 64 and have been doing art of some kind or another for most of my life. I do Pointalism which are dots that's connecting them and ending up with actually a million dots on a page. Making a picture, it's a lot of fun. I evolved into doing chain art, Acrylic painting, which I love? As well as paint pouring for awesome abstractarts and watercolors. Caricatures Drawings are my current challenges,and am finding new and exciting colors to blend. Art comes in many different ways, and the Artis are their worst credits. But that's what makes you a better Artis. Looking forward to sharing with you all my fun! Timothy Mabry
Squirrelly Art Studio + Gift Making Workshop

Squirrelly Art Studio + Gift Making Workshop

New on Lessons.com
12+ years in business
Serves Shoreline, WA
Squirrelly Art Studio + Gift Making Workshop, founded in 2014 and located in Seattle, Washington, is a creative hub for both kids and adults. As a women-owned business, Squirrelly offers a unique opportunity for young artists to explore various art forms, from watercolor to woodworking. They focus on providing a fun, messy, and educational environment where children can build their self-esteem through art creation. The studio also organizes after-school classes, summer camps, and private parties, ensuring a joyous and generous art experience for everyone involved.
Aria Studio Gallery

Aria Studio Gallery

New on Lessons.com
Serves Shoreline, WA
Aria Studio Gallery, located in Edmonds, Washington, is a unique blend of gallery and working studio. Founded in 2002, they are a proud contributor to the vibrant artistic community of Edmonds. The signature artist, Joan E Archer, who is a member of the National Association of Women Artists, works in the studio five days a week. The gallery offers public classes in watercolor and oil twice a week, along with private lessons, making art accessible to everyone.
Julie Devine Studio, LLC

Julie Devine Studio, LLC

5.0(3)
11+ years in business
Serves Shoreline, WA
Steven P. says, "Julie is one of the most creative art instructors. My kids and I took couple sessions at her studios. Kids were so enthusiastic with her professionalism and hands on workshop. I highly recommend it. " Read more
The Painted Perception

The Painted Perception

New on Lessons.com
28+ years in business
Serves Shoreline, WA
I'm really interested in catching the movement and feel of the subject drawn. Teaching my students the shapes that will help to build structures to convey what they are seeing or imagining. Also covering the effects of lighting and shadow to create depth and reality to the drawn image.
Germain Music Academy

Germain Music Academy

5.0(3)
15+ years in business
Serves Shoreline, WA
Laurie B. says, "Carl is able to connect with kids and adults, meeting them at their ability and advancing their skills at their pace. He is kind, generous, patient, professional and extremely talented. Carl's broad knowledge base inspires his students to continue learning and exploring the world of music. My family is grateful to have had the opportunity to work with him for the past 4 years." Read more

Your Painting Lessons questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.com.

How much do painting classes cost?

Painting classes cost $200 to $500 for a 5- to 10-week course, or $20 to $80 per person for a single session. Local, city-sponsored classes typically cost less than private lessons or college courses. Some painting classes offer discounts for friends, children, or other groups.

Some instructors include all materials in their prices, while others require that you buy some or all of them yourself. Online painting classes can be done anywhere and can be paused as needed without slowing anyone else down.

How long are painting classes?

Painting classes usually last 1 to 3 hours¸ depending on the age group, experience level, and location. Kids' classes are shorter than adult or college-level classes and are sometimes only available during certain hours of the day.

What kind of painting class is best for beginners?

Acrylic paint is best for beginners because it is easy to work with, easy to clean up, and dries quickly. Watercolor paint is also convenient and easy to clean up, but it is harder to work with and correct mistakes. Oil paints are best for beginner or intermediate painters with some experience.

Where can I take painting classes?

You can take painting classes from local rec centers, colleges, private instructors, and paint-and-sip shops. Paint-and-sip businesses provide materials and instructions for students to complete while socializing and drinking or eating.

What do I bring to painting classes?

Some classes provide all of the paint and supplies. Others do not, and you will have to buy your own. This may include any of the following:

  • Paints
  • Brushes
  • Easel
  • Canvas
  • Apron

How do I hire a painting instructor?

Search our list of instructors, then:

  • Compare 3+ free estimates.
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  • Choose an experienced instructor.
  • Make sure there are enough openings for you and any friends or family members you bring.
  • Make sure you have the right supplies if applicable.
  • Avoid making large payments up front.

What questions should I ask painting instructors?

When looking for local painting classes, ask the following questions:

  • How long have you been painting?
  • Do you allow walk-ins?
  • What type of paint would you recommend for my experience level?
  • What's your cancellation policy?
  • Do you have an age requirement?
  • How long are your classes?
  • Can I take my work home after class, or does it need to stay here to dry?
  • Will you give me an estimate and contract in writing?

Reviews for Shoreline painting classes

Recent success stories from people in the Shoreline area.
Corrie L.
Julie is very pleasant to work with. She is naturally gifted in teaching art and sharing her wealth of knowledge.
Julie Devine Studio, LLC
Tim P.
Carl is musician first, guitarist second, which I appreciate a lot. He has an uncanny way of knowing what to teach me next. This goes all the way back to our first lesson, when I gave him a few tidbits of information about where I was with the instrument and what I was looking for. He started off with some cool modal stuff that I'd never seen before that tied what little I already knew together beautifully. I leave every lesson with new insights, feeling motivated and excited about my progress. (And believe me I've had my share of guitar instructors for whom I would not say the same.)
Germain Music Academy
Sona A.
She has a great personality. Very knowledgeable and can find approach to any kid
Lambert Art Studio
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