Classes

Since 1987, I’ve been teaching classes in sketching, drawing, ink/watercolor sketching, watercolor painting, travel sketching and workshops for a variety of organizations including including at Arizona State University, the Canossian Spirtituality Center, and for Masterworks of Albuquerque as well as my own private classes.  I also offer personal one-on-one or small group tutoring.  I enjoy working with students at all levels.

Please send your contact information to karin@thekarin.net for additional information or if you would like to be included in future email notices about upcoming classes!

THREE NEW CLASSES COMING IN 2018!
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These classes will be held at The Artists’ Studio in the west end of Hoffmantown Shopping Center.  Feel free to contact me with any additional questions you may have and/or for a materials list for any of the classes. (click on image for better viewing)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Previous Courses I Have Offered Include:

 

FIELD SKETCHING ACADEMY at Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Cultural Center In 2013, I offered classes in Ink Sketching, Watercolor Sketching, and Ink/Watercolor Sketching at Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Cultural Center.                                       ‘

Travel Sketching on Location.  Sketching/painting at a different site each week where I share my technique of using permanent ink for sketching followed by quick watercolor for color.  (See Notecards and Ink/Watercolor portion of Sketches under my Gallery tab to see examples of this type of my work.)  Individual critiques based on student skill. 

Ink/Watercolor Sketching, a 6-week class that covers the basics of drawing in ink, watercolor basics and some skills for combining the two into successful compositions.

Basic Drawing for Painters, a 4-week class that covers the drawing basics of value, shape, light source, basic perspective principles, and composition.

 Design-Color-Line, 3 Day Workshop, Masterworks NM, 2011