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FALL I Session: August 22 to October 15, 2016
FALL II Session: October 24-December 17, 2016
Painting & Drawing • Digital & Film Photography •
Ceramics • Sculpture • Fiber Arts • Glass • Jewelry
Central Florida’s Leader in
Community-based Visual Arts
Education Since 1975
• Classes
• Community Outreach
• Workshops
• Galleries
• Adults
• Sculpture Garden
• Children
• Heritage Center
• Teens
• Winter Garden
WELCOME TO CREALDÉ SCHOOL OF ART • CREALDE.ORG
Our other two locations!
Crealdé School of Art
Hannibal Square Heritage Center
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.
Hannibal Square Heritage Center is located
in downtown Winter Park, 642 W. New
England Ave., Winter Park, FL, 32789. The
galleries are open noon–4 p.m. Tuesday–
Thursday, noon–5 p.m. Friday and 10
a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday. Phone 407-539-2680.
Admission is free.
2016-17 Crealdé
Sessions
Fall I: Aug. 22–Oct. 15, 2016
Fall II: Oct. 24–Dec. 17, 2016
Winter: Jan. 23–March 18, 2017
Spring: March 27–May 20, 2017
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 in Painting & Drawing,
Digital & Film Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture,
Fiber Arts, Glass and Jewelry for adults and children,
with hands-on experience emphasized. There are five
8-week sessions per year; youth class sessions are six
weeks, plus there are Summer ArtCamp sessions.
In addition, Crealdé offers an award-winning scholarship
and outreach program to diverse communities in
Central Florida. The two galleries on the main campus
present a changing variety of visual art exhibitions
by artists from Florida, the nation and the world. The
Contemporary Sculpture Garden overlooking Lake
Sterling features more than 60 pieces of original art.
Admission to the galleries and gardens is always free.
Crealdé’s main campus is located off Aloma Avenue at 600 St. Andrews Blvd., Winter Park,
FL, 32792. The office and galleries are open 9 am-4 pm Monday-Thursday, and 9 am-1 pm
Friday and Saturday. Phone 407.671.1886, or register online anytime at crealde.org.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Toni Peck
President
Dean Jennings
Vice President
Frank Schornagle III
Treasurer
Dean Jennings
Secretary
Ali Bovis
FOUNDATION AND
CORPORATE SUPPORT
Valada Flewellyn
Akerman LLP
Percy Maynard
Amazon Hose & Rubber Co.
Christina Mitchell-Hawkins
The Boyd Foundation
Dan Iosue
The Central Florida Foundation
Shirley Range
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 at the
Jessie Brock Community Center, which serves as
Crealdé’s third Central Florida teaching site.
The Jessie Brock Community Center is
located at 310 N. Dillard St., Winter Garden,
FL, 34787, four blocks from Winter Garden’s
historic downtown district. Call 407-656-4155
for directions. Register through Crealdé by
phone 407-671-1886 or online at crealde.org.
See Winter Garden class offerings on Page 14.
All Crealdé locations are ADA accessible.
For any special needs or group tours,
call Crealdé, 407.671.1886.
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English-Speaking Union, Central Florida Branch
The Florida Humanities Council
Cecelia Bonifay
President Emeritus
The Jessie Brock Community Center
Citizens for Florida Arts, Inc.
The James T. Barnes Foundation
The Orlando Magic
The Nelson Family Trust
ADMINISTRATION
Rotary Club of Winter Park Charitable Foundation
Peter Schreyer
CEO/Executive Director
The St. Margaret Mary Outreach Fund
Sherri Bunye
Cyria Underwood
Hannibal Square Heritage Education Manager
Center Manager
Belinda Glennon
Young Artist Program
Jan Hurt
Manager
Registrar & Membership
Manager
Barbara Tiffany
Very Special Arts of Florida
Lindy Shepherd
Marketing Manager
Betsy Schreyer
Grants & Donor Relations
Manager
Nicole Fournier
Accounting Manager
Carlo Jannotti
Facility Manager
Richard Munster
Facilities Assistant
The United Arts Engagement Program
The Walt Disney World Ears to You Program
The Winter Park Health Foundation
Curator of Exhibitions,
and Painting & Drawing
Manager
David Cumbie
Sculpture Garden Curator
and Sculpture Studio
Manager
Vincent Sansone
Ceramics Studio and
Program Manager
Fall I and Fall II • August-December • 2016
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.
EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS
ALICE & WILLIAM JENKINS GALLERY
Recognizing established artists from Florida,
the nation and beyond
Lillian Blades, AbundanScape, 2016, mixed media on panel, 48 x 64
inches, courtesy of the artist, photograph by Robert Witherspoon
Friday, September 16-January 14, 2017
Opening Reception, Spinning Yarn:
Storytelling Through Southern Art
Explore the power of visual storytelling with 40
works of art created by 20 contemporary, self-taught
and traditional artists living and working in 10
Southern states. The two-venue exhibition is curated
by Teresa Hollingsworth, Katy Malone and Kristin
Congdon and is on display at the Alice & William
Jenkins Gallery and at the Hannibal Square Heritage
Center. The evening begins with a 7-8:30 pm reception
at the Jenkins Gallery, continuing from 8:30-10 pm at
the Hannibal Square Heritage Center with live music.
SHOWALTER HUGHES COMMUNITY GALLERY
Celebrating the art of Crealdé’s community
Friday, September 16-October 29
Opening Reception, LIGHTSOURCE:
Richard D. Colvin
Paintings by Richard D. Colvin depict indoor and outdoor
scenes taken from his life in Central Florida, mostly
Lake County. The real subject in Colvin’s work, narrative
content notwithstanding, is the action of light upon
matter expressed in color, reflection and shadow. Colvin
is the Executive Director of the Lake Eustis Museum of
Art. 7-8:30 pm at the Showalter Hughes Community Gallery,
held in conjunction with the reception for Spinning Yarn:
Storytelling Through Southern Art; free.
Friday, November 11
Opening Reception, Crealdé Photography,
Ceramics & Sculpture
Emerging artists from the Photography and Ceramics &
Sculpture programs share their talent and demonstrate
diverse techniques in work produced during their
Fellowships. Exhibit continues through January 16,
2016. 6-8 pm, Showalter Hughes Community Gallery; free.
HANNIBAL SQUARE HERITAGE CENTER
Exploring heritage and folklore through
the visual arts and humanities
Through September 3
The Heritage Collection Phase VIII:
The Collins Family
After more than a decade of collecting photographs and
oral histories from west Winter Park residents and former
residents, the Heritage Center celebrates the addition of
Phase VIII, a powerful addition of images and stories from
the Collins family that have never been seen before.
Sweetgrass baskets
Saturday, September 17
Sweetgrass Basketmaking Open House
10 am-6 pm – Open House & Basket Sale
10:30-11:30 am – Coffee and Conversation with
Barbara McCormick and LaQuetta Smith
Born and raised in the sweetgrass corridor of Mount
Pleasant, South Carolina, Spinning Yarn featured
artist Barbara McCormick and her daughter LaQuetta
Smith share the traditions of their time-honored
craft in a morning program and afternoon workshop
(details below) as well as offering their baskets for
sale, with extended hours at the center. Free.
Storytelling Traditions of Sweetgrass
Basketmaking Workshop
Friday, September 16–January 14, 2017
Opening Reception, Spinning Yarn: Storytelling
Through Southern Art
See the Jenkins Gallery listings for details about this twovenue exhibition.
TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS
November 14, 2016-February 27, 2017
St. Augustine at 450
Art in Public Spaces Gallery, Winter Garden
Ten photographers captured the oldest city in the nation
on the occasion of its 450th anniversary, exploring St.
Augustine’s history, preservation efforts and place as a
tourist destination, college town and home to a diverse
population. Reception 5-7 pm Thursday, December 8, Art
in Public Spaces Gallery, Winter Garden City Hall, 300 West
Plant St., Winter Garden.
SPECIAL EVENTS & DATES
1:30-5:30 pm
Learn the basics of sweetgrass basketmaking with
Barbara McCormick and LaQuetta Smith. Open to
adults and children ages 8 and older accompanied
by an adult. Seating is available on a first-come-firstserved basis. Limited to 15 participants. Free.
Monday, August 8
Fall I Scholarship Application Deadline
This project is supported by an award from the National
Endowment of the Arts, the State of Florida Division
of Cultural Affairs and by Orange County Government
through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.
Friday, August 26
Crealdé Photography Guild: Movie Night
Presentation of Finding Vivian Maier
Scholarship applications are always due two weeks before
the first day of classes for the session. Contact Jan Hurt,
[email protected].
Join us for a screening of the Oscar-nominated
crealde.org documentary film about mysterious Chicago nanny
Vivian Maier (1926-2009), whose previously unknown
cache of 100,000 photographs earned her a posthumous
reputation as one of the most accomplished street
photographers of the 20th century. 7:30-9 pm, Showalter
Hughes Community Gallery; free.
Saturday-Monday, September 3-5
Labor Day Holiday
The main campus office and galleries will be closed, and
will reopen Tuesday, September 6, at 9 am.
Sunday, September 25
Gallery Walk & Talk with Richard D. Colvin
Meet artist Richard D. Colvin and join him for a tour
through his exhibition, LIGHTSOURCE: Richard D. Colvin.
2 pm, Showalter Hughes Community Gallery; free.
Friday, September 30
Crealdé Photography Guild: Josh Garrick
Local photographer and writer Josh Garrick will share
the inspiration for his photography of classic Greek icons.
Garrick’s large prints etched in aluminum have been
exhibited locally and internationally. 5:30-7 pm, Showalter
Hughes Community Gallery; free.
Monday, October 10
Fall II Scholarship Application Deadline
Scholarship applications are always due two weeks before
the first day of classes for the session. Contact Jan Hurt,
[email protected].
Friday, October 28
Crealdé Photography Guild: Abstract
Photography Walk Jon Manchester
Join Crealdé senior faculty member Jon Manchester
for a brief discussion in preparation for the photo walk
in search of abstract photography through the quaint
streets of downtown Winter Park. Wear comfortable shoes
and dress for the weather. Open to all levels of digital or
film photographers working in color or black-and-white.
5:30-7 pm, Hannibal Square Heritage Center; free.
Tuesday, November 15
Deadline for Cheryl Bogdanowitsch Sculpture
Scholarship
Funded by artist Cheryl Bogdanowitsch, this special
program provides an annual $1,000 scholarship for
Crealdé classes, workshops and studio use to an adult
sculpture student. Contact David Cumbie, Sculpture
Program Manager, for information and an application,
[email protected].
Wednesday-Sunday, November 23-27
Thanksgiving Holiday
The main campus front office and galleries will be closed
from noon Wednesday through Sunday, and will reopen
at 9 am Monday.
Saturday, November 26
Crealdé Holiday Art Sale
Shop for art works created by established and emerging
artists associated with the school in this outdoor
marketplace. Artists will present a wide selection of
their one-of-a-kind clay pieces, sculptures, paintings,
drawings, photographs and jewelry – ideal for
collecting or gift-giving. 9 am-5 pm at the Crealdé Main
Campus; free.
Friday-Monday, December 23-26
Winter Holiday
The main campus front office and galleries will be
closed from noon Friday through Monday, and will
reopen at 9 am Tuesday.
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FIBER ARTS
CLASSES
FA106 Introduction to Papier Mâché
Instructor: Geoffry Sprague
FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 7-9 pm, Studio 7
Papier-mâché has been used for millennia to create
ornamental and functional objects. Explore various
materials, recipes and techniques for making and
finishing papier-mâché sculpture with emphasis given
to the advantages and quirks of the medium. Although
this class has no prerequisites, prior sculpting experience
is helpful.
Members $215 • Non-members $235
FA201 Independent Study in Textiles
Quilting classes and workshops are held at the Hannibal Square Heritage
Center, home to the longarm quilting machine
FA101 Introduction Quilting Piecing and
Patchwork FALL I
Instructor: Sherry Goode-Carmell
Monday, 10 am-1 pm, Heritage Center, 6 Weeks
Always wanted to quilt, but didn’t know how to get
started? In this beginner class, students learn the basic
steps of quilting. The class covers fabric choices, quilting
supplies, rotary cutting and more. Participants learn the
art of piecing patchwork blocks and matching points
during this six-week course.
FA102 Introduction to Quilting Appliqué
FALL II
Monday, 10 am-1 pm, Heritage Center, 6 Weeks
Discover how to do fusible machine appliqué. Learn a
unique and fun technique for fusible machine appliqué,
which will be used to create a beautiful wall quilt. Learn
to select the right fabrics, prepare the background
and appliqué pieces, fuse the raw edge appliqué and
finish the quilt. Appliqué has wonderful possibilities for
clothes, quilts and home decor items.
FA103 Bookmaking I
Instructor: Hye Shin
FALL I
Tuesday, 10 am-Noon, Heritage Center
Learn a variety of bookbinding methods, including the
basics of case bound, coptic and stab stitch (Japanesestyle) on hardcover books. Make personalized journals,
sketchbooks, albums and more. Learn how to create
hand-bound books to make the perfect customized gift.
FA105 The Art of Papermaking
FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 7
Learn the basics of papermaking using recycled paper,
rose petals, onion skins, sewing scraps, and junk mail.
Use mold and deckle techniques to make unique
paper. Molding, paper sculpture and basic bookbinding
techniques will be taught. Make your own cards,
envelopes, 2-D and 3-D paper art.
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FALL II
Tuesday, 10 am-Noon, Heritage Center
Intermediate or advanced students working in weaving,
fabric design, embroidery, paper art, mixed media and
soft sculpture work independently on projects with
guidance from the instructor. Students will be assisted in
developing a body of work and provided information on
entering festivals, competitions and applying for grants.
WORKSHOPS
WKF05
Contemporary
Papermaking with
Hanji – NEW
FALL I
Saturday, Oct. 8
10 am-5 pm, Studio 7
Experience the spirit
of Korean culture by
learning the history and
techniques of hanji, a
traditional Korean paper
made from the paper
mulberry tree. Hanji is
known for its long and
strong fibers and has a
variety of applications
such as windows, books,
artwork and clothes.
Learn to create thin
mulberry papers and
3-D art forms. Each
student will make a
standard sheet of hanji
using double-molding
and papers with
Hye Shin, hanji paper
inclusions. Most materials
provided. Students
should bring towel and inclusions such as onion skin,
flower petals, dried fern leaves, gold and silver sprinkles).
Mold and deckle ($20) available for purchase during
workshop.
Hye Shin has taught fiber arts at Crealdé since 2003.
She completed her BFA and MFA in Fiber Arts from Ewha
Womans University, South Korea, plus an additional MFA
in textiles from The Henty Rodford Hope School of Fine Arts
at Indiana University. She recently completed public art
pieces for the Historic Sanford Welcome Center and Florida
Institute of Technology. Shin participates in group and
solo exhibitions internationally. Her work is represented by
Cervini Haas Gallery in Arizona and Florida Craft Art in St.
Petersburg. Website: hyehelenshin.com.
Regine Dossche, Walking Into the Storm, Powertex sculpture
WKF04 Powertex Figurine (Fabric Sculpting)
Instructor: Regine Dossche
FALL I
Saturday, Oct. 22, 9 am-1 pm, Studio 7
Making a fabric sculpture allows complete freedom
of expression in creating figurines that have their
own individuality and presence. First a wire armature
is constructed “mummified” and then “dressed” and
draped with fabrics dipped into the fabric hardener
Powertex. Step-by-step, transform armatures into unique
sculptures, in the color and technique of your choice.
Beginner or advanced artists will love this workshop.
Regine Dossche is a Belgian artist and workshop instructor,
now living in Orlando. She started as a watercolor artist
until she came in contact with Powertex and a new world
unfolded, as she was able to create figurines, sculptures,
textures on canvas and even jewelry. She looks forward to
sharing her enthusiasm and techniques.
WKF01 Introductory Long Arm Quilting
Workshop
FALL I
Sept. 24, Saturday,11 am-5 pm, Heritage Center
In this one-day demonstration and hands-on workshop,
students learn the basics of longarm quilting, including
how to put the backing, batting and top onto the
quilting machine. Participants also learn to stitch in the
ditch, and meandering and simple free motion patterns.
WKF02 Longarm Quilting: Beyond Basics
FALL I
Oct. 22, Saturday, 11 am-5 pm, Heritage Center
Freehand designs are fun and easy to do and give quilting
a very custom look. In this hands-on workshop, students
work on appliqué quilts and use different free-hand,
stippling, echo quilting and fill-in patterns. Also “overall”
free-hand patterns will be discussed and created.
After working more than 25 years in social service, Sherry
Goode-Carmell opened a home-based sewing and
quilting studio and has been teaching all areas of sewing
and quilting, as well as being a longarm quilter for more
than six years. She has made many dozens of quilts and
longarmed even more. Commissions include the Seminole
County Centennial Celebration. She was the chairperson for
the Geneva Quilt Festival and is a member of many sewing
and quilt guilds.
Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted.
For faculty bios, please visit
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JEWELRY & GLASS
JEWELRY & GLASS CLASSES
JG103 Intro to Jewelry Design
and Fabrication
Instructor: Stefan Alexandres
Fall I: Saturday, Starts September 17, 10 am-2 pm,
Studio 7, 4 Weeks
Fall II: Saturday, Starts November 26, 10 am-2 pm,
Studio 7, 4 Weeks
This is an introductory class for basic and advanced
jewelry fabrication. Learn essential silversmithing
skills and methods of cutting, forging, embossing and
all the fundamentals of soldering techniques. Class
includes tools to make finger rings, earrings, bracelets
and other forms of jewelry as well as copper materials
for practicing during class. Students wanting to work
in silver should bring their own. Fall I classes will skip
Saturday, October 8 and will end on October 15.
Office will be closed on Saturday, November 26 for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
In the next class, students will fabricate a variety of
filigree components as needed to assemble a design.
The final two classes are for completing the works and
exploring beyond the limits of traditional patterns,
creating a contemporary vision.
soldering or gluing is required with this method. Tools,
copper and brass materials are included for the class.
If you would like to work on silver, bring your own.
Learn how to set a rivet and make your own special
rivets with silver, copper and brass from raw materials.
JG102 Art of Stained Glass I
Stefan Alexandres creates artwork using ancient
techniques – no molds or stamps, just hand tools.
From 1964 to 1972 he apprenticed in metal arts in the
traditional ways, as guided through the organized guilds
of Greece. He draws inspiration for his metalwork from
history, mythology, folk tales and real life. Website:
stefanalexandres.com.
Instructor: Robert Lennox
FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 1-3 pm, Studio 7, 6 Weeks
This is a class for beginners to learn the beautiful craft
of stained glass. Students are introduced to glass
cutting, pattern making, copper foiling and soldering
techniques. No prior stained glass experience is
needed, and students of all levels are welcome.
Supplies are included.
JEWELRY & GLASS WORKSHOPS
WKJ01 Bezel Stonesetting
Stefan Alexandres, filigree
JG105 Filigree Jewelry:
Traditional to Contemporary
Fall II: Saturday, Starts October 29, 10 am-2 pm,
Studio 7, 4 Weeks
This class is the gateway for filigree jewelry fabrication
and designing. The first class begins with fundamental
instructions to make metal threads and overview the
process with samples, demos and hands-projects.
FALL II
Sunday, Nov. 13
Noon-5 pm, Studio 7
This workshop focuses on the pleasure of including
gems in jewelry with the simplest setting technique.
With demos and step-by-step instructions, the
participants will be guided to create a precision
bezel and learn how to set the stone. To explore the
process in depth and become familiar with the special
tools, students will practice fabricating round and
oval bezels. Students may choose to bring their own
supply of gems and silver.
WKJ31 Cold Connections & Riveting
FALL I
Sunday, Oct. 16
Noon-5 pm, Studio 7
Cold connections and riveting can be creatively
applied to metalsmithing, mixed media, found objects
and jewelry. It’s an easy way to marry different kinds
of materials together, like wood to metal or plastic. No
SC124 Intro to Sculpture Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 6
Thursday, 7:30-9:30 pm, Studio 6
Students will 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.
SC179 Intro to Mold Making
Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 7:30-9:30 pm, Studio 6
Explore a variety of mold-making techniques in creating
small sculpture works. Students will make molds of clay,
plaster, low-temperature wax, alginate and latex.
Instructor: Brandon Price
Thursday, Aug. 25
Thursday, Sept. 15
Thursday, Oct. 20
Thursday, Nov. 17
Thursday, Dec. 15
5:30 pm-9 pm
Artegon Marketplace, 5250 International Drive,
Orlando, Studio Unit D2
Explore the art of glass-working during this one-night
workshop. Learn solid glass-forming techniques, as you
create a flower. Each petal will be of your own design
as you pull the molten glass into form. Students learn
the basics of glassblowing while creating one-of-a-kind
ornaments. Light refreshments provided.
Brandon Price is from Akron, Ohio, and began his
glass career more than 13 years ago at Bowling
Green State University under the tutelage of Robert
“Bud” Hurlstone. His love of glass-blowing afforded
him the opportunity to work and study in 43 states
and on three continents, from a glass studio set on
a barge in the Amsterdam canals to the San Juan
Islands in the Pacific Northwest. He has studied in
quiet mountains in South Africa, and performed on
the rocking plains of Tennessee for the Bonnaroo
music festival. His partnership with David Sandidge
over the past decade has led to the culmination
of his International Hot Glass gallery and studio,
housed in the Artegon Marketplace. Website:
internationalhotglass.com.
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SCULPTURE
CLASSES
WKJ03 Introduction to
Glassblowing
SC180 Intro to Multimedia Sculpture Instructor: David Cumbie FALL I, FALL II: Monday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 6
Students work with found objects to create multimedia
3-D forms. Gluing, riveting, bolting, mold-making and
casting will be used to connect dissimilar materials.
SC225 Continuing Sculpture Studies Instructor: David Cumbie
FALL I, FALL II
Tuesday, 10 am-Noon
Tuesday, 7:30-9:30 pm, Studio 6
Friday, 11 am-1 pm, Studio 6
The instructor assists intermediate and advanced
students with ideas related to 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. Prerequisite: Sculpture I or similar experience
crealde.org SC233 Intermediate Sculpture
FALL I, FALL II
Monday, 7:30-9:30 pm, Studio 6
Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 6
Students explore the potential of clay using armatures as a
support for larger forms. Abstract and figurative forms will
be constructed and prepared for kiln firing. Simple moldmaking will be introduced toward the end of the session.
WORKSHOPS
WKS16 Introduction to Welding Instructor: David Cumbie
Saturday and Sunday, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 6
FALL I: Oct. 22-23 and Nov. 19-20 FALL II: Dec. 17-18 and Jan. 7-8 Join this veteran welder in designing small sculptures
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SCULPTURE
over a weekend. Practice cutting and basic welding
techniques, while creating artwork from found objects.
No experience needed.
WKS07 Indoor and Outdoor Wall Sculptures – NEW
FALL I
Saturday, Sept. 10, 10 am-4 pm, Studio 6
Saturday, Sept. 17, 10 am-2 pm, Studio 6
Learn to sculpt and take impressions from found objects
to be used to create clay molds during this two-day
workshop. 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 supplied.
David Lee Cumbie is
a prominent awardwinning sculptor and
an active member of
the Central Florida
arts community for
more than 30 years.
At Crealdé, he directs
the Sculpture Studio
and Central Florida’s
only communitybased bronze
foundry. He also is the
curator of the school’s
David Lee Cumbie working on wall sculpture
Contemporary
Sculpture Garden.
Website: crealde.org/faculty/david_cumbie
TD122 Beginning Wheel Throwing
Instructor: Vince Sansone
FALL I, FALL II: Tuesday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4
Instructor: Barbara Bailey
FALL I, FALL II: Thursday, 7-9 pm, 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.
TD135 Beginning Handbuilding
Instructor: Doug Bringle
FALL I and FALL II: Tuesday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 4
Don’t be intimidated by clay. This class gives you the
chance to handbuild freely. The projects are explained
step-by-step and based on pieces from children’s classes
… from plates and bowls to animal rattles and lanterns.
Come play with clay!
TD172 Handbuilding Like the Ancients
FALL I, FALL II: Monday, 7-9 pm, Studio 4
FALL I, FALL II: Friday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4
Over 10,000 years ago, humans used clay jugs, bowls,
baskets, jewelry, statues, buildings – these have all been
born from clay, a legacy of civilization. Use traditional
coil, pinch and slab techniques to continue that legacy,
creating vessels that harken back to ancient times.
TD174 Handbuilding with Found Objects
Instructor: Belinda Glennon FALL I: Thursday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4, 6 Weeks
Use handbuilding techniques to create nature inspired
ceramics. Imagine a classic garden finial, animated
planter, musical wind chime or a glowing lantern. Give
new life to organic objects as they influence form,
decoration and glazing choices. Suitable for all levels.
TD184 Surface Decoration for Pottery
Instructor: Belinda Glennon
FALL II: Thursday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4, 6 weeks
Use handbuilt projects or thrown forms to explore
surface decoration techniques. Experiment with
sgrafitto, slip trailing, inlay and more to create unique
and functional pottery.
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Instructor: Sandro Pelicie Perez
FALL I
Saturday, Oct. 1 and 8, 9 am-4 pm, Studio 6
Students work with sculptor Sandro Pelicie Perez to carve
a sculpture starting from a large Styrofoam maquette.
Learn how to apply cement creating a durable surface for
outdoor art. The art work will be finished using colorful
stains and sealers. This collaborative work will go on
display in the Contemporary Sculpture Garden.
Sandro Pelicié Pérez combined his skills in sculpture, scenic
art, and decorative concrete to create themed outdoor
living spaces. He received his BA in sculpture in 1997 from
Academie National des Bellas Arte San Alejandro, Havana,
Cuba. His work has been exhibited internationally and in
public and private collections.
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CERAMICS
CLASSES
WKS03 Concrete Sculpture Workshop – NEW
TD185 Beyond Round: Altered States
FALL I, FALL II
Monday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 4, 6 weeks
Create animated pots – on and off the wheel – by
altering thrown forms. Dart, pleat and facet pots with
distinct personalities that invite use.
TD228 Continuing Wheel Throwing
FALL I, FALL II
Monday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4
Instructor: Vadim Malkin
FALL I, FALL II: Tuesday, 7-9 pm, 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.
TD231 3-D Design
FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 10:30 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4
A design problem is given for the term, emphasizing one
or two design elements in particular. Discussions about
design and the finished pieces are a part of each class. If
a base for the piece is needed, that becomes part of the
discussion as well.
Members $220 • Non-Members $240
TD238 Raku
FALL II: Friday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 4, 6 Weeks
Learn traditional raku firing and other postreduction
techniques. The first four meetings will be spent making
pieces for the firings. Some handbuilding skills are
needed. Besides the traditional raku firing method, we will
explore fuming and horsehair finishing techniques. Come
and learn this exciting firing method with instant results.
TD321 Advanced Ceramics
FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 4
An excellent choice for those who are seeking a
continuation of skills already learned and to develop
personal style and consistency. Working in series and
sets is emphasized, as are refining, finishing and glazing.
Demonstrations meet the needs of each student.
WORKSHOPS
WKT23 Date Night - Ceramics
Instructor: Vadim Malkin
FALL I: Friday, Sept. 2 and Friday, Oct. 7
FALL II: Friday, Nov. 4 and Friday, Dec. 2
7-9 pm Studio 4
Clay is like a relationship: It must be pinched, molded
and designed to become everlasting. The hosts will
walk you and your partner through clay projects that
will make a fantastic date night. Beginners welcome;
materials included.
Members/Non-members $90
Born in Moscow, Vadim Malkin is a third-generation
artist. He earned his BFA from UCF, and continues to
develop and exhibit his art professionally as well as
instruct ceramics classes and workshops at Crealdé.
He curates the Visual Fringe for the annual Orlando
International Fringe Theatre Festival, and his awardwinning work has been on display at numerous galleries
and art festivals. Website: vadimmalkin.com
WKT40 Heads Up Workshop
FALL II: Friday, Dec. 9, 1:30-5:30 pm, Studio 4
Here’s a chance
to sit around the
table and play.
Learn to use the
pinch forming
method to make
small heads.
Manipulate the
clay from inside
the form to
enhance facial
features before
closing it up.
Design a base for
the head when
Vince Sansone, handbuilt ceramics
you make it. The
last hour will be used to show ways of decorating and
glazing.
Member/Non-Members $50
Manager of Ceramics at Crealdé, Vince Sansone joined
the school in the 1970s and has more than 50 years of
experience as a professional potter and arts educator.
He received his MFA n Ceramics from Southern Illinois
University and studied at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Website: www.crealde.org/Faculty/Vincent_Sansone
Classes are 8-weeks long unless noted. For
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Digital Classes
Learn the art and techniques of digital
photography using SLR cameras, including
the use of programs such as Photoshop.
PH239 Black-and-White Film
Photography II – NEW
Instructor: Peter Schreyer
FALL I: Monday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5
Sharpen your black-and-white vision of the world
surrounding you in this intermediate level course
with assignments, field trips, supervised time in
the darkroom and print reviews. Learn more about
grain and contrast control, film speed manipulation
and the relationship between camera exposure,
film development and final prints. Course includes
darkroom demonstrations and a night photography
field trip. Prerequisite: Black-and-White Film
Photography I or similar experience.
Combined Digital & Film
Jon Manchester, Demon Buster, digital photograph
PH147 Digital Photography I
Instructor: Michael van Gelder
FALL II: Tuesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3
FALL I: Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 3
FALL II: Sunday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3
Instructor: Jon Manchester
FALL I: Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3
Build a strong foundation for your photography
and make better photographs by understanding
exposure, metering, focus and composition. Handson demonstrations and assignments with follow-up
reviews will reinforce how to control these systems by
adjustments to camera features such as shutter speed,
aperture and ISO, and the impact these settings have on
the aesthetics of photographs.
PH148 Digital Photography II
FALL I: Sunday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3
FALL II: Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3
FALL II: Thursday, 7-9 pm, Studio 3
Delve deeper into photography by learning techniques
in composition, lighting, flash and special equipment.
Instruction and assignments give students the
opportunity to work on their photography weaknesses
and strengths. Prerequisite: Digital Photography I or
similar experience.
In-depth exploration of various photographic
topics and themes, applicable to digital or film,
color or black-and-white photography.
PH241 Photography III
Instructor: Peter Schreyer FALL II: Thursday, 7-9 pm
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 black-and-white photography.
Prerequisite: Digital Photo II/Black-and-White Photo II
or similar experience.
PH243 Basic Portraiture
Basic lighting and posing techniques and the use
of flash and natural light are covered. Focus is on
defining the photographic portrait to reveal a
subject’s unique personality. Students can work in
black-and-white or color. Prerequisite: Photo II or
similar experience.
Film-based Classes
Instructor: Peter Schreyer FALL II
Monday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5
Be introduced to the timeless beauty of traditional,
film-based black-and-white photography, including
image selection, exposure and processing your own film
and prints in Crealdé’s wet darkroom. This introductory
course will cover basic camera controls and formats
(loaner cameras available), film types, hands-on field
trips, weekly assignments, print reviews and lots of fun
time in the darkroom. Designed for students new to film
photography and photographers who want to reconnect
with this creative art form.
FALL I: Thursday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5
This advanced course is designed for students
considering work with large format cameras, using
sheet film. Information will be presented on how
to select this type of camera, image management,
development and how to print negatives. Students
will gain a basic understanding of the view camera’s
movements as a creative tool with artistic applications.
Includes an overview of the Zone System method for
exposure and processing. Prerequisite: Film I or blackand-white darkroom experience.
PH250 Night Photography
Instructor: Jon Manchester FALL II: Start date: November 23
Learn to make successful photos in low-light situations.
ISO speed, timed exposures and metering low-light
areas are covered. Creative use of white balance will
also be covered, along with issues of noise reduction.
Prerequisite: Digital Photo II or similar experience.
PH253 The Natural Landscape
Instructor: Milton Heiberg
FALL I: Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5
Learn new skills needed to photograph landscapes.
Subjects will include how to look at a landscape, when
and how to capture the best light, what to include and
what to leave out. Also covered are how to see forms
of composition and how to control them in the frame,
along with the use of HDR, when to use it, and when
not. Students practice new skills during Saturday field
trips. Prerequisite: Digital Photo I.
Members $220 • Non-members $240 PH258 Basic Image Processing
FALL I: Wednesday, 7-9 pm, Heritage Center FALL II: Thursday, 10 am-Noon, Heritage Center
Using Lightroom and Photoshop (Standard or
Elements), students learn the fundamentals of image
processing with two of today’s most popular image
processing tools. Two basic image enhancement work
flows will be covered. The first workflow will combine
the best features of Lightroom and Photoshop. The
second workflow will be a Photoshop-only workflow.
Prerequisite: Digital Photo I or similar experience.
PH357 Architectural Photography
Learn the basics of photography with a camera
that uses film, leading to the art and techniques
of processing traditional black-and-white
photographs in a wet darkroom.
PH168 Black-and-White Film Photography I
PH248 Large Format Photography
Michael van Gelder, Morgan’s Pier, digital photograph
PH246 Flash Photography
FALL II: Start date: October 26
Learn to mix flash with available light, bounce flash,
use of TTL metering system and special effects.
Students will become more comfortable working with
their external flashes. Prerequisite: Digital Photo II or
similar experience.
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FALL II: Friday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 3
View architectural objects as elements of art using
lighting conditions, angles and perspective. Gain
hands-on experience photographing interiors and
exteriors in conventional and realistic methods from
two scheduled field trips. Prerequisite: Digital Photo II
or similar experience.
PH358 Nature Photography
FALL II: Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 5
Subjects include approaching and photographing
wildlife portraits and action images using normal
and telephoto lenses. We will cover field technique
and timing for the most desirable shot in terms of
viewer psychology, as well as how to think ahead to
make images ready for post-processing. Students will
practice skills on Saturday field trips.
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PH277 Bird Photography – NEW
FALL I: Monday, 7-9 pm, Heritage Center
FALL II: Monday, 7-9 pm, Studio 3
Learn to photograph birds from a lifelong birder and
bird photography instructor. Learn how to get close
without disturbing the bird’s lifestyle – within the social
distance of each species; and how to get winning photos
of flying birds. You will need a lens of at least 300mm;
400mm or 500mm would be better. If you are planning
to buy a long lens, wait until after the first class.
Practice these skills during four instructor-led field trips.
PH360 Studio Portraiture
FALL II: Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 3
Concentrate on the fundamentals of studio portraiture,
including lighting, posing and exposure. Students learn
to create a visual statement and capture a subject’s
unique personality. Professional studio equipment is
available and both black-and-white and color film can be
used. Prerequisite: Basic Portraiture or similar experience.
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS
Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures in
the landscape and the communities immortalized by
legendary Florida writer Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.
The workshop will provide a contemporary window
into the region’s past and rich heritage. Photographic
opportunities include natural and man-made
landscapes, local landmarks, as well as the interior of
historical buildings.
WKPH43 Back Roads to Historic Places Along
the Indian River
FALL I: Saturday, Sept. 24
Registration deadline Sept. 17
8 am-6 pm, Carpool from Crealdé
Photo Review, Wednesday, Oct. 5
5-7 pm, Studio 3
Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures along
the Indian River between Cape Canaveral and Ponce
Inlet. Participants will photograph historic small-town
architecture, picturesque river landscapes, fish camps, a
late 19th-century homestead, an ancient Indian mound
and the beautifully restored lighthouse at Ponce Inlet.
The workshop will provide a contemporary window
into the region’s past and rich heritage. Demonstrations,
lunch at a local fish restaurant on the river, admission
and a follow-up review are included.
Members $95 • Non-members $115 Milton Heiberg was given a Brownie Target camera at
age 8 and has been an avid photographer ever since. He
is a frequent lecturer on wildlife photography, special
effects and general photography. Thousands of his
images have been published worldwide. He is the author
of seven books on photographic technique. Website:
miltonheiberg.com
WKPH46 Basic Camera Settings
Instructor: Sherri Bunye
Tuesday, 7-8:30 pm, Heritage Center
Fall I starts Sept. 20, 4 Weeks
Fall II starts Nov. 15, 4 Weeks
Learn essential camera settings and modes through
in-class presentations and demonstrations. This
workshop is ideal for beginning photographers looking
to understand digital SLR camera settings.
WKPH23 Outdoor Portrait Photography
Peter Schreyer, Fort Gates Ferry, Florida – 2015, film photograph
WKPH12 Travel the Back Roads to Historic
Places Along the St. Johns River
FALL II: Saturday, Nov. 12, 8 am-6 pm
Registration deadline Nov. 5
Carpool from Crealdé
Photo Review, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 5-7 pm, Studio 3
Explore hidden architectural and cultural treasures
along the back roads of Volusia and Lake County that
provide a contemporary window to the region’s past
and rich heritage. Participants cross the St. Johns
River on a 19th-century ferry and travel on a dirt road
through a beautiful portion of the Ocala National Forest.
Photographic opportunities include the natural and
man-made landscape, local landmarks and interiors of
historical buildings.
Peter Schreyer is an internationally exhibited, award-winning
photographer who has documented America’s cultural
landscape for more than three decades. He has received a
wide range of public art commissions, research grants and
awards for his black-and-white photography on Florida
communities. Following his 2015 exhibition at the Cornell
Fine Arts Museum, his archival photographs were purchased
for the prestigious Alfond Collection of Contemporary Art.
WKPH26 Travel the Back Roads to Historic
Places Along the Yearling Trail
FALL I: Saturday, Oct. 22, 8 am-6 pm
Registration deadline Oct. 15
Carpool from Crealdé
Photo Review, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 5-7 pm, Studio 3
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Instructor: Patrick Van Dusen
FALL I: Saturday, Oct. 22
9 am-4 pm, Studio 3
Learn concepts of lighting and posing used in outdoor
portrait photography from a professional. There will
be a discussion on composition, lighting and how
these factors lead to a more personal and evocative
photograph of the subject. There will be demonstrations
on lighting, and how to mix flash and ambient light so
that the photographer is more proactive in lighting a
portrait subject. The effective use of a reflector will be
covered. There will be opportunities for the students
to put to work what they have learned during the
workshop. Bring camera, flash and examples of your
portraiture work (maximum 5 photographs).
Patrick Van Dusen graduated from Florida A&M
University, majoring in photography, and he taught for
37 years at Daytona State College, retiring in April 2011.
His photography experience includes photojournalism,
portraits and weddings. He is the volunteer with the
longest time of service for Stewart-Marchman-Act
Behavioral Healthcare, a Daytona Beach rehabilitation
facility, where he conducts therapeutic photography
sessions.
WKPH42 Photograph Nature in the Ocala
National Forest
FALL I: Oct. 16, Saturday
8:30 am-4 pm Studio 3
Join professional photographer Milton Heiberg for a
day of photography in a private wilderness area near
Paisley in the Ocala National Forest. Photograph the
untouched lakeside cypress tree landscapes, as well
as the endangered but friendly Florida scrub jays, plus
many other nature subjects. The class will be the guests
at a secluded lodge house. Demonstrations, lunch and
follow-up review are included.
Holly Manus, Downtown Reflection, digital photograph
WKPH47 Lake to Lake Photographic Walking Tour
FALL II: Saturday, Nov. 5
3:30-8:30 pm TBD
A photographic walking adventure will start with
introductions and a site tour of the new Dr. Phillips
Center for the Performing Arts. In this five-hour
workshop, participants explore the changing skyline
of downtown Orlando, from Lake Lucerne to Lake
Ivanhoe. Students will have opportunities to photograph
architecture, street scenes and interiors. The day
culminates with a dusk photography session in the
historic Lake Ivanhoe district.
Sherri Bunye teaches film and digital photography
classes to adults and children at Crealdé, as well
as instructing the Storytellers Teen Documentary
Photography Project. She was awarded an United Arts
Professional Development Grant in 2011, Crealdé Artist
of the Year 2011 and has exhibited work throughout
Central Florida. Website: sherribunye.com
WKPH50 Digital Printing Lab Workshop
Instructor: Cynthia Slaughter
Fall I: Tuesday, Aug. 30
Fall II: Tuesday, Nov. 15
5:30-7 pm Studio 5
In this introduction to Crealdé’s new digital darkroom
and finishing area, learn the fundamentals of print,
including how to adjust printer and computer settings
for quality prints and select paper types. Students
may have digital works selected to be printed during
workshop demonstration and limited hands-on
activities.
Members/Non-members $35
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Cynthia Slaughter serves as the Photography Fellowship
Manager and participates in the Studio Artist program.
Her photographs were exhibited in the Crealdé “Business
as Community Life: Winter Park 2013” and “St. Augustine
at 450” documentary projects. She owns An Eye for U
Photography and has received multiple awards for her
work. Website: aneye4uphotography.com
create stunning portraits. Put these skills to use working
with a model in both an indoor and outdoor setting in
Downtown Orlando.
will be provided at the Lakeside Pavilion. Workshop
includes classroom preparation September 29, 6-8 pm,
and a photo review on October 6, 6-8 pm.
Members/WG Residents $145 • Non-members $165
Doug Jackson is a photographer based in Orlando. He
earned a BA in film and served as a U.S. Marine in the
Iraq War. Some of the values that guide his process
include empathy, transparency and classicism. The result
is a clear vision that lends itself to creating meaningful
and compelling imagery. A propensity toward the
cinematography of filmmaking in combination with
editorial photography equip him to produce images
that establish a strong sense of artistic identity. Website:
douglaswjackson.com
WKPH49 Understanding Metering & Exposure
Sherri Bunye, Acoma Clay and Blue, digital photograph
WKPH58 Beyond the Basics of Compositions in
Photography - NEW
FALL I: Saturday, Oct. 15, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 3
Learn the most critical component to making a strong
photograph: composition. This workshop focuses on the
basics of image structure, how to see in light and shadow,
as well as techniques to reduce visual clutter. Say
goodbye to boring photos as you take your photography
skills to the next level. All levels of photographers
shooting black-and-white and color images.
WKPH60 Adding Light: Introduction to Flash
Photography - NEW
FALL I: Saturday, Sept. 10, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 3
Photography is VERY dark without light! Fortunately, you
can add light to your images and have complete control
over it! This workshop is for people who have little or no
experience working with introduced light. We will focus
on attached, hot-shoe flashes, and using flash outdoors
with natural light. Hands-on demonstrations with a
model and still lifes will help put to use basic lighting
principles. Bring pen, paper, DSLR with flash/hot-shoe
attachable flash.
Michael van Gelder is an Orlando-based commercial
photographer who specializes in documenting musical
and entertainment events. His work has appeared in a
number of publications including Music Entertainment
Magazine, All Access Music Magazine and Guitar
Magazine. Website: gelderlandproductions.com
WKPH53 Editorial Portraiture
Instructor: Douglas Jackson
FALL I: Saturday, Oct. 1, 8 am-2 pm, Studio 3
In the ever growing market of photographers, learn
to have your portraits stand out to both clients and
agencies. This workshop will develop your portrait
skills beyond the basics and into the growing editorial
market. Through both classroom and field instruction.
Learn lighting principles and techniques, allowing you to
FALL I: Saturday, Aug. 20, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 3
Registration deadline Aug. 13
Ever wonder why your images do not look like the ones
you have envisioned in your mind’s eye? Create images
you love by understanding how light works and how
your camera sees it! Get in touch with how to use the
best metering setting within your camera to get the best
exposure. Workshop includes hands-on exercises.
WKPH55 Black-and-White Images for Digital
Photographers - NEW
FALL I: Saturday, Sept. 17, 9 am-5 pm, Studio 5
Learn the aesthetics, tools, and techniques to create
high-quality, expressive black-and-white prints.
Demonstrations will be done using Photoshop,
Lightroom and Epson Photo Inkjet printers.
Jon Manchester, senior faculty member at Crealdé,
brings years of traditional and digital photography
experience to the school. His understanding of technical
image processing and post-processing has made him a
valuable student resource. Website: crealde.org/Faculty/
Jon_Manchester
WKPH56 Historic Photographic Processes
- NEW
FALL II: Saturday, Nov. 12, 9 am-5 pm, Studio 5
Step back in time and explore 19th- and 20th-century
processes and produce prints that have a unique and
timeless aesthetic. Learn cyanotype, Kallitype and Van
Dyke Brown processes, as well as techniques to mix
emulsions and hand coat your own paper.
WG/WKPH61 Bird Photography at
Lake Apopka North Shore – New
Fall I: Sunday, Oct. 2, 9 am-3 pm
Jessie Brock Community Center, Winter Garden
Spend a full day photographing the birds of Lake
Apopka with lifelong bird photography instructor
Milton Heiberg. Wander the new Lake Apopka
Loop Trail, expanding over the north shore of Lake
Apopka with more than 10 miles of 360-degree vistas,
including ponds, canal waterways and the shores of
the lake itself. Ever since the Lake Apopka North Shore
restoration, this area has become a birder’s paradise.
We will have continuous photo-ops of many species,
including wading birds, passerines, gallinules, raptors
and especially osprey carrying or eating a fish. Lunch
crealde.org Sherri Bunye, Flower Child, digital photograph
WKPH59 Dreamlike Imagery Using Multiple
Exposure/ICM Photography - NEW
FALL II: Saturday, Dec. 3, 10 am-3 pm, Studio 3
Use nature, objects, people in combinations or all at
once by blending scenes together in multiple exposures
and then with Intentional Camera Movement (ICM).
Both techniques can create dreamlike images or images
seeming to come from the outer reaches of the cosmos.
Digital SLR camera required. The instructor will contact
students prior to this workshop to ensure their camera
has necessary features for this workshop. Open to all
levels of photographers.
Crealdé Digital Printing Lab
and Finishing Area
Wednesday, 6-9 pm
Saturday, Noon-5 pm
The Digital Printing Lab features an Epson
archival pigmented ink printer and one computer
workstation with Photoshop, plus two workstations
equipped for laptops. The finishing area has a large
mat cutter and space to frame photographs. User
is responsible for supplying their own paper and
framing supplies. All users must complete the Digital
Print Lab workshop (WKPH50, see dates on Page 8).
No charge for this service but a Crealdé membership
is encouraged.
Crealdé Darkroom Rental
Monday, 9 am-4 pm
Tuesday, 9 am-4 pm
Wednesday, 9 am-9 pm
Thursday, 9 am-4 pm
Friday, 9 am-1 pm
Saturday, noon-5 pm
The renovated darkroom on the main campus
features 10 separate enlarging stations, which
accommodate 35mm, 120 and 4x5-inch format
film, plus a separate film processing area. A Crealdé
membership is required.
Members $70 for 8-week session
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PAINTING & DRAWING
CLASSES
PD101 Intro to Drawing
Instructor: Sherwood Myers FALL I, FALL II
Monday, 5:30-7:30 pm, Studio 7
Friday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 1B
Beginning drawing students are introduced to the basic
fundamentals and principles of drawing. Students explore
different techniques and materials, and learn to measure
for proper proportions as well as basic perspective skills
and using values of light and shadow to create form/
volume and composition.
PD102 Intro to Drawing and Painting
Instructor: Barbara Young FALL I, FALL II
Monday, 5:30-7:30 pm, Studio 1B
This is an introduction to the fundamentals of art.
Sample various drawing and painting techniques using
different media, including watercolors, acrylics and oils.
Many supplies are provided.
PD103 Drawing I
Instructor: Sherwood Myers
FALL I, FALL II
Tuesday, 5:30-7:30 pm, Studio 1A
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.
PD107 Intro to Perspective Drawing
Saturday, 1-3 pm, Heritage Center
Learn the principles of perspective and gain a firm grasp
on the basics of perspective and a solid foundation for
understanding the optical world and how it works. The
goal of this course is to provide an accessible visual
approach to perspective drawing. Perspective is a
valuable tool for any artist drawing a landscape, figure
drawing or still life to help them create a 3-D image.
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the beauty of abstract painting. Instruction concentrates
on composition, techniques, form, texture and color.
Students will develop their own artistic vision, while
referencing the works of contemporary painters. Be
ready to paint outside the lines.
PD145 Intro to Watercolor
Instructor: Donne Bitner FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 5:30-7:30 pm, Studio 1B
Friday, 1-3 pm, Studio 1B
Fear not, watercolor is nontoxic, spontaneous and
beautiful. Demonstrations of color mixing, glazing,
negative painting and techniques such as Saran Wrap
and salt will help students understand the medium. We
will cover all the basics - no experience needed.
PD146 Intro to Watercolor Pencils
Friday, 1-3 pm, Studio 7
Explore the use of watercolor pencils as a painting
medium. Study traditional watercolor techniques such
as materials, washes, brush manipulation, color study
and mixing colors as applied to watercolor pencils.
Apply color using values to create a 3-D image. Although
assignments are handed out in class, personal creativity
and style (independent study) is encouraged. Drawing
skills are not necessary. No prior experience is required.
Supplies will be discussed at the first class.
PD149 Beginning Acrylics
Instructor: David Hunter FALL I, FALL II
Tuesday, 7-9 pm, Studio 1B
Wednesday, 10 am-Noon, Studio 1B
Explore the methods, materials and tools involved with
acrylic painting. Learn techniques used to produce a
finished acrylic painting, from rough sketch to final
finishing touches, including the use of various brushes,
palette knives, canvases, clay boards and final coating to
protect the finished image. Supplies will be discussed at
the first class.
PD119 Intro to Oil Painting
PD120 Fundamentals of Color
PD143 Exploring Abstract Painting
Instructor: Patricia Byron FALL I, FALL II
Tuesday, 1-3 pm, Studio 1A
This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration into
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Instructor: Marie Orban FALL I, FALL II
Tuesday, 7:45-9:45 pm, Studio 1A
Explore figurative drawing through line contour,
fast-gesture studies and longer sustained poses. Also
covered are compositional and expressive issues
involved in drawing the figure. Supply list available.
PD202 Portrait Drawing
Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 7:45-9:45pm, Studio 1A
Learn the technical aspects of drawing the human head
from a live model and other sources. Working in pencil
and charcoal, students also are encouraged to explore
the genre’s expressive possibilities. Bring drawing pad
and graphite pencil to first class.
PD226 Learn the Art of Sketching
FALL I, FALL II
Saturday, 10 am-Noon,
Learn different techniques for sketching without
laboring over a detailed drawing or painting. Students
learn to make quick sketches of what they are viewing
or an idea that they might want to put down on paper.
This skill can be used for a journal, sketching places
on vacations or just a sketch itself. Class sharpens
perception of proportions and perspective of light and
shadow. Adding color to sketches also will be discussed
using color markers, colored pencils and watercolors.
Field trips are a part of the class.
PD232 Finding Ways with Watercolor II
Instructor: Ken Austin
FALL II
Thursday, 1-4 pm, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks
Find yourself as an artist. Together we will inspire your
originality and deepen your understanding of art
through practical approaches to finding your style. Focus
will be on composition, color, shape and expression, in a
positive learning environment.
PD238 The Figure in Perspective
Monday, 7:45-9:45 pm, Studio 1B
Each week beginners as well as advanced painters will
apply specific painting principles, including drawing,
values, composition, color theory and mixing, edge
work, and brush and paint application. Open to all skill
levels.
Tuesday, 1:30-3:30 pm, Studio 1B
This is a recommended course for painters of all levels,
including beginners. Working with oil paint, learn to mix
any color and improve color perception. Exercises enable
students to represent what they see. Knowledge is
applicable to all media. Canvas and paints are provided.
PD201 Life Drawing
Gary Rupp, Rockface, pastel
PD150 Painting with Pastels – NEW
Instructor: Gary Rupp FALL II: Starts November 1
Tuesday, 9 am-Noon, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks
Learn to paint with the purest form of color available to
artists. Explore how-to’s of working with pastels, including
the use of various pastel surfaces; becoming familiar
with hard and soft pastels; and finding the advantages of
underpainting. Class will not meet on November 22. Last
class will be held December 13. Open to all levels. Some
experience with drawing/painting recommended.
FALL I, FALL II
Monday, 1-3 pm, Studio 1A
Focus on drawing the human figure in perspective
by using a model in complex poses, learning how to
measure for proper proportions of the human figure,
and learning to see and accept viewing the figure in
perspective (foreshortening). Get a good grasp on
drawing the human figure in perspective to create a
more 3-D image in drawings or paintings. Newsprint
paper and charcoal or pencils are recommended for
supplies. Prerequisite: Intro to Drawing I or similar
experience.
PD249 Advanced Drawing
Instructor: Dennis Schmalstig FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 5:30-7:30 pm, Studio 1A
Learn to draw like the old masters. Capture lines and
tones accurately and develop your ability to capture
fine details and transitions in tone using charcoal, pencil
cross-hatch and conté crayon techniques. Learn how to
make drawings that are works of art.
PAINTING & DRAWING
PD250 Putting New Life Into Still Life Painting
Instructor: Robert Ross FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 6-9 pm, Studio 1B, 6 Weeks
Create still-life oil paintings with a contemporary
approach. Included is a brief history of still-life painting,
from Caravaggio to the present. Paint from direct
observation of arrangements in the studio and receive
personal assistance and critiques. Intermediate skill in oil
painting is required.
PD251 Intro Plein-Air Landscape Painting
Instructor: Robert Ross
FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 9 am-Noon, Studio 1B, 6 Weeks
Capture your emotional response to a landscape using
direct observation, sketches and photographs. Learn to
look at a landscape for meaning, make quick decisions
and work with a loaded brush. Some class sessions will
be split between studio and outdoors. Students will
receive personal assistance and critiques. Intermediate
painting skills recommended.
PD254 Capturing the Fun of Old Florida with
Acrylics
Instructor: Marc Barrett
FALL I, FALL II
Monday, 9 am-Noon, Studio, 1A, 6 Weeks
Working in the studio from photographs supplied by
the student or instructor, learn to create bold, vibrant
paintings. The goal is to capture in paint the movement
and essence of life in Central Florida; subject matter can
include old buildings, signs, people, animals, canoes,
boats and water. The instructor will use a step-by-step
fun approach to teach how to use fluid gloss mediums
to develop brilliant impasto. Also covered: color, value
and composition. Field trip included. Digital camera
recommended. Prerequisite: painting experience.
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PD305 Portrait Painting
Instructor: Don Sondag
FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 6:45-9:45 pm, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks
Working directly from the live model, students establish
proportions and bone structure, using either oils or
acrylics. Students concentrate on drawing, value and
color to develop their paintings, with emphasis placed
on achieving a likeness. Tuition includes model fees.
Prerequisites: Intro to Oils, Fundamentals of Color,
Portrait Drawing or similar experience.
WORKSHOPS
PD321 Watercolor III
Instructor: Ken Austin
FALL II
Wednesday, 1-4 pm, Studio 1B, 6 Weeks
Advanced watercolor artists are challenged with specific
assignments involving design issues, conceptual ideas,
structure, and color. Illustration, direction and critique
will be the primary tools for learning. Students work
in their own styles, and critiques include class input.
Prerequisite Watercolor II or similar experience. Bring
watercolor supplies you are accustomed to using.
PD323 Advanced Watercolor Studies
Instructor: Donne Bitner
FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 2-4 pm, Studio 1B
Designed for intermediate to advanced students, this
class covers contemporary approaches to the medium.
Projects will be proposed to challenge the student and
give focus to improving each students’ personal vision.
Critiques are an important component of this class.
Artwork reviews help students improve their work.
Prerequisite Watercolor II or similar experience.
OPEN STUDIOS
PD030 Open Studio: Figure
Barbara Tiffany, In Full Bloom, oil on canvas
WKP79 Advanced/Independent Problem
Solving in Oils and Acrylics
Instructor: Barbara Tiffany
FALL II: Saturday, Dec. 10
Registration deadline Dec. 3
9 am-5 pm Studio 1A, with a break for lunch
Spend the day finishing paintings that are already in
progress, or receive guidance on starting new projects.
The instructor will begin by asking questions about what
students hope to achieve, and then will facilitate the
process, as well as doing several short demonstrations
to address individual problem-solving. By the end of the
day, you could have several finished paintings!
Curator of Exhibitions and Manager of Painting & Drawing
at Crealdé, Barbara Tiffany is an experienced artist and
educator Her exhibition and award records spans nearly
three decades, including numerous solo exhibition in
museums and galleries throughout the Southeastern United
States. Barbara is a classical painter, whose education
includes mentorship during the 1980s by legendary Central
Florida painter Maury Hurt. Website: barbaratiffany.com
With Studio Monitor
Friday, 1-3:30 pm. Studio 1A
Students work in any medium from a live model who
holds one pose the entire session. There is no instruction
provided, but monitor is present. No photography
allowed. No pre-registration is needed, but a Crealdé
membership is encouraged.
Fee: $10 per session
PD031 Open Studio: Life Drawing
Patti Shistle, Benjamin, oil on canvas
PD255 Advanced/Independent Oil & Acrylics –
It’s All About the Finish
Instructor: Patti Shistle
FALL I, FALL II
Friday, 9 am-Noon, Studio 1A, 6 Weeks
Students are challenged to bring unfinished paintings
to the next level, and then begin a new still life,
landscape or portrait. Receive one-on-one attention
with demonstrations throughout the term. The study
of the contrasts of values, colors and brushwork as well
as the importance of composition will be explored and
demonstrated. Get your frames ready!
With Audrey Zindler
Sunday, 10 am-12:30 pm Studio 1A
Students work from a live model. The session begins
with quick gestures, moving to longer poses. No
photography allowed. No instruction is provided, but
monitor is present. No pre-registration is needed, but a
Crealdé membership is encouraged.
Fee: $10 per session
PD033 Open Studio
With Studio Monitor
Monday, 7:45-9:45 pm Studio 1A
Students work in any medium from a live model who
holds one pose the entire session. No photography
allowed. No instruction is provided, but monitor is
present. No pre-registration is needed, but a Crealdé
membership is encouraged.
Fee: $10 per session crealde.org Stacy Barter, floral still life, oil on canvas
WKP1 Expressive Floral and Still Life Painting
Instructor: Stacy Barter
FALL I: Every Wednesday, Aug. 24-Sept. 14
Registration deadline Aug. 15
9 am-3 pm Studio 1A, with a break for lunch
Learn form, color and edges in this intensive oil painting
class will focus on designing and simplifying shapes
learning to see color accurately with warms and cools
and loosening up through expressive edges and exciting
brush work. Class meets every Wednesday starting
August 24 and ending September 14, 2016.
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PAINTING & DRAWING
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CONTINUED
Stacy Barter has been a painter for 20 years, committed to
ongoing study with master painters of our day. She has won
international acclaim for her floral work and national merit
for her figurative and landscape work including the Best
of Show award at the Blossom Art of Flower International
exhibition and 2016 First Place at Carmel Art Festival and
Plein Air Competition. Website: stacybarter.com
David Hunter, Free Spirits, line etching
WKP80 Intaglio Printmaking Workshop
Gregg Kreutz, Studio, oil on canvas
WKP56 Oil Painting Essentials
Instructor: Gregg Kreutz
FALL I: Friday-Sunday, Oct. 21-23
9 am-4 pm Studio 1A/1B, with a break for lunch
This three-day workshop presents the core essentials
for effective oil painting. Learn the importance of
accuracy in proportions; values and colors; using
convincing dimensions to create depth; how design
elements can ensure seamless transitions; and
creating drama with intense visual excitement on
the canvas. Because these essentials can best be
understood through direct painting, students are
encouraged to get all the principle elements on the
canvas as soon as possible. Then explore how to
create a quick-painted summation of the picture’s
value range, color world, design and light drama.
Gregg Kreutz is an oil painter and playwright based in New
York City. He teaches at the Art Students League, as well as
at many art schools throughout the country and abroad.
Kreutz is the author of “Problem Solving for Oil Painters”
and wrote the newly released “Oil Painting Essentials.”
Instructor: David Hunter
FALL I
Saturday, Sept. 17, 2-6 pm, Studio 1B
Sunday Sept. 18, 9 am-5 pm, Studio 1B,
with a break for lunch
Learn the art of intaglio (incised) printmaking using
techniques in image development: drypoint on
plexiglass plates; line etching; and soft-ground etching
on zinc plates. Printing techniques of monochromatic
inking, a la poupee’ color inking, multiple plate color
inking, combination intaglio and relief inking using
different printmaking papers will be introduced. Proper
handling and framing of original prints will be discussed
and demonstrated. Supplies included.
WKP81 Relief Printmaking Workshop
FALL I
Saturday, Oct. 15, 2-6 pm, Studio 1B
Sunday, Oct. 16, 9 am-5 pm, Studio 1B,
with a break for lunch
Learn the art of relief (linocut) printmaking, with an
introduction to monochromatic surface roll, rainbow
roll, and reduction techniques for color printing from
a single block and color printing from multiple blocks.
Printing with the use of Baren, small hand presses and
relief printing on an etching press will be covered as well
as inking and printing with water- and oil-based inks.
YOUNG ARTIST PROGRAM
AGES 4–6
AGES 5–8
FALL I, FALL II
Instructor: Patricia Byron
Saturday, 9-10 am, Studio 1B, 6 Weeks
Discover exciting new painting and drawing techniques
in a variety of media, including charcoal, pastels,
watercolors and collage. Develop your creativity in this
fun introduction to the world of art.
FALL I, FALL II: Saturday, 11-Noon, Studio 1B
Budding artists will experience the fascinating world
of art-making with hands-on projects in watercolors,
pastels, collage and more. Fledgling artists explore selfexpression in a nurturing environment.
Young Artists ages 4-6 years old. Must be potty trained.
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WKP82 Monotype Workshop
FALL II: Saturday, Dec. 10
Registration deadline Dec. 3
9 am-5 pm, Studio 1B,
with a short break for lunch
Learn to make one-of-a-kind prints called monotypes.
Watercolor and oil-based techniques will be taught
as well as hand-printing techniques and printing with
an etching press. Techniques for working back into a
monotypes with colored pencil, oil pastels or acrylics will
be discussed. Proper handling and framing of original
prints will be discussed and demonstrated. Supplies
Included.
Senior Crealdé Faculty member David Hunter received his
BA and MA in zoology from the University of South Florida
in Tampa and illustrated his master’s thesis in pen and ink.
Hunter was instrumental in forming the Florida Printmakers
Society in 1986, becoming its first president at that time.
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YAP101 Pint Size Picassos
YAP108 Mini Monets Proper handling and framing of original prints will be
demonstrated. Supplies included.
YAP102 Clay Horses Instructor: Doug Bringle
FALL I
Saturday, 9-10 am, Studio 4
Celebrate horses in clay. We'll study their forms and
create a mustang, a zebra, perhaps a unicorn. A horse, a
horse, my kingdom for a clay horse!
YAP102 Sea Clay
FALL II
Saturday, 9-10 am, Studio 4
Imagine yourself snorkeling over a coral reef as we
transform clay into spineless sea creatures. Jellyfish...
squid … a barnacle or three. It'll be a day at the clay
beach without the sand!
AGES 8-12
YAP202 Painting & Drawing I
FALL I/II
Instructor: Wendi Swanson
Saturday, 9-10:30 am Studio 1A 6 Weeks
Learn the fundamentals of art-making and discover how
to see as an artist. Create with a variety of drawing and
painting methods.
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YAP204 Equine Clay
ADULT-CHILD WORKSHOPS
FALL I
Saturday, 11 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4
Gallop to the clay studio this fall to make horse themed
vessels. No saddle or prior riding experience necessary.
Hi, ho clay!
WKYA1 Jack O’ Lanterns - A Tradition in Clay
YAP204 Invertebrates Under the Sea
FALL II
Saturday, 11 am-12:30 pm, Studio 4
Ninety-five percent of Earth animals have no backbones.
The sea teems with them … octopi, starfish, crabs a
plenty. Let's cast our nets wide and harvest some fresh
sea life ... clay, of course!
YAP209 Painting and Drawing II
Instructor: Anita Cohen
FALL I, FALL II
Saturday, 11 am-12:30 pm, Studio 1A
Students will explore fun new techniques that include
an introduction to abstract art with creative mediums!
New projects build on fundamental skills to develop
style and self-expression.
YAP214 Continued Painting and Drawing
Instructor: Trish Cortes
FALL I, FALL II
Wednesday, 4:15-5:45 pm, Studio 1A
Build on your painting and drawing knowledge. Discover
new skills, concepts and materials to enhance your art.
Enjoy and explore!
YAP221 Art and LEGOS – NEW
Instructor: Ken Foster
FALL I, FALL II
Saturday, 9-10:30 am, Heritage Center
Love to draw? Love to build with LEGOS? Then this is
the class for you! Young artists construct with LEGOS
then use drawing techniques – line, shape, shadow,
proportion and perspective to re-imagine their creation
on paper. Experiment with ink and watercolor for a
finished cartoon.
AGES 10–12
YAP208 Wheel Throwing and More!
FALL I
Wednesday, 4-5:30 pm, Studio 4
Experience the magic of the wheel! Shape a soft clay
ball into a form, then decorate, glaze and fire it into
a functional pot. Get creative with handbuilding and
transform thrown forms into ceramic treasures.
AGES 10–14
YAP403 Digital Camera Magic
FALL I
Monday, 4:30-6 pm, Heritage Center
Go beyond point and shoot! Armed with DSLR cameras,
budding photographers experiment with photographic
principles during walking field trips in Winter Park and
learn how to create long-exposure images using light
painting. Add your final touches in our iMac Photoshop
lab. Digital SLR cameras are provided.
YAP216 Exploring the Elements of Art
Instructor: Anita Cohen
FALL II
Saturday, 1-2:30 pm, Studio 1A
Advance your skills as you explore the elements of art!
Use drawing as a base and complete your works with
a variety of media. We will incorporate a sketchbook to
chronicle your progress and develop your technique
along the way!
YAP217 Fun with Film
Instructor: John Baker
FALL II
Saturday, 9-10:30 am, Studio 5
Before digital photography, there was film. Have
fun taking pictures using 35mm cameras and blackand-white film, then create your own photos in the
darkroom. Even Harry Potter would be amazed!
FALL I: Sundays, Sept. 18 and 25
1-4 pm, Studio 7
Carve clay pumpkins you create into Jack-o’lanterns of
your screams, to delight you and your trick or treaters
for Halloweens to come. Directions are clear so all can
create family heirlooms. This is an adult/child workshop
for ages 5 and up.
WKYA2 Christmas Trees a Child and Adult
Workshop
Sundays, Nov. 27 and Dec. 4
1-4 pm, Studio 7
Make colorful clay Christmas trees, complete with your
personal handmade ornaments. Directions are clear so
everyone can create a yuletide treasure. This is an adult/
child workshop for ages 5 and up.
Doug Bringle is an award-winning ceramicist, exhibiting
artist and Senior Faculty member at Crealdé, where
he teaches children and adults. He is a graduate of the
University of Florida, and his work is handbuilt using
traditional slab, pinch and coil techniques. His work
is inspired by the art of the pre-Columbian cultures,
ancient Egypt and the Chinese Bronze Age. Website:
douglasbringle.com
YOUNG ADULT CLASSES
AGES 13–17
PHY148 Digital Photography – People, Places,
Nature
FALL II
Monday, 4:30-6:30 pm, Heritage Center
Explore nature, portraiture and travel photography
during walking field trips in Winter Park. Experiment
with photographic principles using digital SLR cameras.
Add the final touches in the iMac Photoshop lab.
PHY152 A Picture Says a Thousand Words
Instructor: John Baker
FALL I, FALL II
Saturday 11 am-1 pm, Studio 5
Enter into the world of black-and-white film
photography as you learn how to "see through the lens".
Process your film and watch as your prints develop in
Crealdé's darkroom. You'll find taking pictures is just the
beginning of the story.
PDY102 Figure Drawing
YAP405 Film Photography with a Holga Twist!
FALL I, FALL II
Friday, 4:30-6 pm, Studio 5
Leave the digital world behind, and play with a Holga
film camera. Enjoy the essence of film photographyshooting without knowing exactly what you captured.
It’s a mystery! Process film, and develop black-and-white
prints in Crealdé’s own darkroom, then experiment with
toning and hand coloring to create masterpieces.
crealde.org Instructor: Wendi Swanson
FALL I, FALL II
Saturday 1-3 pm, Studio 1B
Here is a class you can take many times over. Draw from
a live model, learn to master the art of eye-to-hand
coordination, and capture the essence of the pose. It is
said that if you learn to draw the human figure, you can
draw anything.
PDY106 Draw Comic Book Action Figures
Instructor: Luis Torruellas
FALL I, FALL II
Tuesday, 6-8 pm, Studio 7
Punch- Kick! Leap! Capture a gesture, movement or
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physical activity with a dynamic pose. Study a scale
model or mannequin to draw your own comic action
figure. Experiment with varied angles, light and shadow
to create a dynamic composition.
YOUNG ADULT WORKSHOP
AGES 13–17
TDY121 Teens: Clay Your Way
FALL I, FALL II
Thursday, 4-6 pm, Studio 4
The wonder of clay is that, with a little bit of
handbuilding technique and lots of imagination, you
can make almost anything. You've got the ideas … now
learn how to materialize them in clay!
TDY125 Ceramic Sampler 4 Teens
FALL II
Wednesday, 4-6 pm, Studio 4
Explore the potter’s wheel and use hand
building techniques to create functional
and decorative art. Experiment with
decoration and glaze to create unique pottery - perfect
for holiday gift giving!
WINTER GARDEN
Wendi Swanson, portrait drawing
Fall I, Fall II and Winter Sessions
WG/PD103 Drawing I
Crealdé School of Art, in partnership with
the City of Winter Garden, offers a selection
of Painting & Drawing, Ceramics and
Photography classes for adults and youth at
the Jessie Brock Community Center, 310 N.
Dillard St., located four blocks from Winter
Garden’s historic downtown area. Register
through Crealdé School of Art by phone
407.671.1886 or online at crealde.org.
Winter Garden only: Registration is open
for the Fall I, Fall II and Winter sessions,
and registration can be completed online
for returning students. First-time students
should call the Crealdé main office at
407.671.1886 to receive the Winter Garden
resident discount. With parental permission,
self-motivated young adults (ages 14 to 17)
are welcome to enroll in adult Painting &
Drawing and Ceramics classes.
PAINTING & DRAWING
WG/PD102 Intro to Drawing/Painting
Instructor: Cathy Hempel
Thursday, 6-8 pm
Fall I, Fall II, Winter
Open to beginning students as an introduction to the
fundamentals of art while sampling various drawing
and painting techniques using different media,
including watercolors, acrylics and oils.
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Instructor: Prayong Deeying
Monday, 6-8 pm
This introductory class covers basic principles
of drawing and composition. Students will learn
techniques of measuring angles and proportions
to create accurate line drawings, techniques of
shading to create light and volume, and principles of
composition to create dynamic, engaging images.
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WKYA31 Portrait Drawing Workshop
Instructor: Wendi Swanson
FALL II
Sunday, Nov. 20, 10 am-2 pm, Studio 1B
Working from a live model, students will learn how
to visualize light and shadows on the face, with
an emphasis on creating a likeness. There will be
core instruction on the placement of facial features
and anatomy of the head. Students will also learn
how to break down a complex subject like the
human face into basic shapes to create a realistic
portrait influenced by the way of the “old masters”.
Students will leave with a new found knowledge and
excitement for Portrait Drawing! Workshop for young
artist 13 to 17 years old.
Wendi Swanson is an Orlando based portrait artist with
17 years of experience. She won Best of Show in 2012
Seminole State College Student Show and an Award
of Merit from Orlando Museum of Art. Her artwork is
included in many private collections and she continues
study in her craft at Southern Atelier under founder
Charles Miano. Website: Wendiart.com
Classes are 8 weeks unless otherwise noted.
WG/PD143 Exploring Abstract Painting
Monday, 11 am-1:30 pm, 6 Weeks
This inspiring class offers a fundamental exploration
into the beauty of abstract painting. Instruction
concentrates on composition, techniques, form,
texture and color. Students will develop their own
artistic visions, while referencing the works of
contemporary painters.
WG/PD104 Watercolor I
Instructor: Prayong Deeying
Wednesday, 3-5 pm
Explore the classical world of watercolor, and develop
a firm grounding in traditional approaches and
techniques.
WG/PD119 Intro to Oil Painting
Instructor: Cathy Hempel
Wednesday, 6-8 pm
Learn techniques of paint handling, color mixing,
mediums, glazing and toning through assignments
and demonstrations. Repeat students are welcome
to sign up for the class multiple times and work
independently with the instructor’s help.
WG/PD130 Powerful Landscapes
Instructor: Beatrice Athanas
Fall II, Winter
Wednesday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm, 6 Weeks
Be bold with color and texture in this class devoted
to interpretive landscape painting in all mediums.
Students are welcome to work on their own
projects with the instructor’s guidance for personal
development of their own style.
Noreen Coup, floral still life, oil on canvas
WG/PD252 Not Your Traditional Still Life Oil
Painting Class
Instructor: Noreen Coup
Tuesday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm, 6 Weeks
Fall I classes start Aug. 23
Fall II, Winter
Create bold, bright and beautiful contemporary
floral paintings that will brighten up your life! For
intermediate artists who want to loosen up and
go wild with lots of paint and color. Students will
be working from still life floral arrangements with
specialty lighting to get the best composition
possible while learning about value, color mixing and
techniques. Oils preferred and some palette knife will
be incorporated into the paintings.
WINTER GARDEN continued
CERAMICS
YOUNG ARTISTS PROGRAM
WG/TD122 Beginning Wheel Throwing
WG/YAP101 Pint Size Picassos, Ages 7-11
Fall I
Tuesday, 6-8 pm, 6 weeks
Cups, bowls, and plates – learn to throw functional
forms on the potter’s wheel. Discover how trimming,
decorating and glazing create unique vessels for
everyday use.
Members/WG Residents $165 • Non-Members $185
Saturday, 9:30-10:30 am, 6 Weeks
Like to draw and paint? Explore the many ways to make
art using pastels, paints, watercolors and other materials.
A fun introductory experience for fledgling artists.
WG/TD184 Surface Decoration for Pottery
Saturday, 11 am-Noon, 6 Weeks
Budding artists will experience the fascinating world
of art-making with hands-on projects in watercolors,
pastels, collage and more. Fledgling artists explore selfexpression in a nurturing environment.
Tuesday, 6-8 pm, 6 Weeks
Fall II
Use hand-building techniques or thrown forms to
explore surface decoration techniques. Experiment with
sgraffito, slip trailing, inlay and more to create unique
and functional pottery.
WG/TD185 Beyond Round: Altered Forms
Tuesday, 6-8 pm, 6 Weeks
Winter
Create animated pots – on and off the wheel! Alter
thrown or handbuilt forms with darts, pleats and facets
to create pots with distinct personalities that invite use.
WG/YAP108 Mini Monets, Ages 4-7
Michael van Gelder, One Way Structure, digital photograph
WG/PH246 Flash Photography
Thursday, 6-8 pm, 4 Weeks
Fall II
Learn to mix flash with available light, bounce flash, use
of TTL metering system, and special effects. Students will
learn to become more comfortable working with their
external flash.
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Tuesday, 3:30-5 pm, 6 Weeks
Fall II, Winter
Bring your imagination and explore the plasticity of clay,
as you use handbuilding techniques to build functional
pots and animal sculptures. Embellish them with glazes,
and take home your own ceramic keepsakes.
WG/PH147 Digital Photography I
WG/PH148 Digital Photography II
Wednesday, 6-8 pm
Through in-depth assignments, field trips and reviews,
students delve deeper into composition, lighting and
special equipment. Demonstrations on manipulating
images for printing and posting online are included.
WG/PH241 Photography III
Thursday, 6-8 pm
Fall I, Winter
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-level students working in film or digital,
color or black-and-white.
Instructor: Paula Davis
Thursday, 3:30-4:30 pm, 6 Weeks
Fall II, Winter
Pinch, squeeze, roll! Have fun creating critters, cups
and other objects with clay using simple hand building
techniques.
WG/YAP204 Creating with Clay, Ages 8-14
PHOTOGRAPHY
Monday, 6-8 pm
Through instruction and assignments, learn essential
photography concepts such as exposure, composition
and lighting. Understanding camera settings and how to
adjust aperture and shutter speeds will allow students to
gain creative control of their work.
WG/YAP112 Clay Creations, Ages 5-8
WG/YAP208 Wheel Throwing & More,
Ages 10-16
Milton Heiberg, scrub jay, digital photograph
WG/WKPH61 Bird Photography at
Lake Apopka North Shore – New
Fall I: Sunday, Oct. 2, 9 am-3 pm
Jessie Brock Community Center, Winter Garden
Spend a full day photographing the birds of Lake
Apopka with lifelong bird photography instructor
Milton Heiberg. Wander the new Lake Apopka
Loop Trail, expanding over the north shore of Lake
Apopka with more than 10 miles of 360-degree vistas,
including ponds, canal waterways and the shores of
the lake itself. Ever since the Lake Apopka North Shore
restoration, this area has become a birder’s paradise.
We will have continuous photo-ops of many species,
including wading birds, passerines, gallinules, raptors
and especially osprey carrying or eating a fish. Lunch
will be provided at the Lakeside Pavilion. Workshop
includes classroom preparation September 29, 6-8 pm,
and a photo review on October 6, 6-8 pm.
Tuesday, 3:30-5 pm, 6 weeks
Fall I
Experience the wonder of the wheel as you shape a
soft clay ball into a pot. Learn to combine thrown and
handbuilt forms to create exciting clay vessels. Decorate
and glaze for functional pottery.
Members/WG Residents $120 • Non-Members $140
WG/YAP308 Creative Expressions in 2D,
Ages 10-14
Monday, 4-5:30 pm, 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!
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Special Fall Exhibition & Events, Page 3
Spinning Yarn: Storytellers of the South
Friday, September 16 – Opening Reception at the main
campus & Hannibal Square Heritage Center
Saturday, September 17– Sweetgrass Basketmaking
Open House & Workshops at the Hannibal Square
Heritage Center
Cover credits: Top right, Lillian Blades, AbundanScape, 2016, mixed media on panel,
48 x 64 inches, courtesy of the artist, photograph by Robert Witherspoon; second row,
left, youth wheel throwing class with Belinda Glennon; center, Peter Schreyer, Cedar
Key, Florida – 2016; bottom, Gary Rupp, Kicking Up Dust, pastel, 24x36, inches, 2016.
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you to join our family of 1,117 members and support our mission founded on the
idea that the arts are for everyone, and everyone has a story worth telling. Your
membership helps us serve the community with outreach programs for special
populations, scholarships, educational exhibitions and public art. Membership
revenue also maintains the affordability of classes and workshops.
Crealdé membership allows you to actively participate in the arts community
with benefits such as discounted registration fees and invitations to gallery
receptions, special lectures, and members-only events.
It is easy to join! An individual membership costs only $40 per year and $65
provides membership benefits to an entire household! Membership levels
at $100 and above earn additional benefits. You may join by selecting the
membership option on our website or call our office – your membership benefits
begin immediately. You can become a member even if you are not taking a class.
Thank you for supporting the arts in Central Florida – it is a great thing to do!
THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER!
Stop by the
main campus
Visit Online
crealde.org
Call
407.671.1886
Convenient & Secure!
for Personal Service
600 St. Andrews Blvd.
Winter Park, FL 32792
9am-4pm Monday-Thursday
9 am-1 pm Friday and Saturday
Register early and take $10
off the class of your choice!
Just enter these codes when you
register online at crealde.org
16FALLONE
valid through 08.6.2016
16FALLTWO
17WINTER

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