Showing posts with label Montana art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Montana art. Show all posts

THE MOUNTAIN MAN - Timberland Art Workshop

Draw & Paint THE MOUNTAIN MAN 
Courtesy of TIMBERLAND TAXIDERMY
Michael Sherrard is our Mountain Man guide for this burly art making expedition.
PAINT-OUT #20 - SUNDAY, JAN. 28, 2018
1-4pm at The Great Falls Public Library
Take the old mine shaft (elevator) down (1 floor) to the adventure level.
Props are graciously provided by Shawn Dawson and the wildlife artists of Timberland Taxidermy.
To learn more about the very best in wildlife taxidermy visit: www.timberlandtaxidermy.com

Before departing to the great frontier, remember to please bring your own art supplies. Workshops are free and supplies are not provided to attendees. For those of you painting, please bring your own waterproof drop-cloth.

There is no charge for attending Sunday Painter although donations are appreciated.

Music will be provided for by Sunday Painter. (Please do not bring your own music or headphones.)

As with all of Sunday Painter events, there is NO pressure, NO competition and NO instruction or lecture. These art workshops are put on purely for the fun of making art individually, but together in a group setting.




THE MOUNTAIN MAN - Timberland Art Workshop






















Special Thanks to Taxidermist Shawn Dawson and friends at Timberland Taxidermy.

Interested in the art of taxidermy? Get one on one training from the best!
visit: http://timberlandtaxidermy.com/

Special thanks to The Salvation Army of Great Falls, MT for providing chocolatey desert to our hungry mountain man and artists!


Image Attribution: Buckskins, 2006. Robert Lawton CC BY-SA 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=732339

SCUBA MERMAID ENCOUNTER - Figure Painting Workshop

Get ready for a deep dive courtesy of A to Z SCUBA!

Mike and Tami Lukas are your SCUBA instructors for this aquatic painting workshop.


SUNDAY, JAN. 21, 2018

1 - 4pm
Great Falls Public Library


Take the elevator down (1 level) deep below the ocean surface to the sea floor.



INCLUDES VISIT BY SPECIAL GUEST MERMAID

*** Tempest***









To enjoy this diving excursion, please bring your own supplies to Sunday Painter workshops. Supplies are not provided to attendees, sorry. Mediums allowed are: OIL PAINT, INK WASH, watercolor, acrylic, gauche, pencils, pens, charcoal. For those of you painting, please bring your own waterproof drop-cloth.

There is no charge for attending this Sunday Painter workshop. Donations are appreciated and help us continue to put on these events.

Music will be provided for by Sunday Painter. (Please do not bring your own music or headphones.)

As with all of our Sunday Painter events, there is NO pressure, NO competition and NO instruction or lecture. These art workshops are put on purely for the fun of making art individually, but together in a group setting.

A special thanks to our friends at A to Z scuba for arranging the models and scuba gear to be used for this event! Please visit them online at:  https://www.facebook.com/AtoZScubaGF/

Mermaid Pic by Grace Page (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

The Great Falls Symphony - Painting Workshop 2018

The Great Falls Symphony - Painter Workshop


Get ready to paint Musician,  Dean Zook of the Great Falls Symphony!


SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 2018
1:00pm - 4:00pm
Great Falls Public Library



Meet us in the large (basement) conference room.
The contrabassoon was developed in the mid-18th century; the oldest surviving instrument, was built in 1714. Gustav Holst gave the contrabassoon multiple solos in "The Planets", primarily in "Mercury, the Winged Messenger" and "Uranus, the Magician"

The Great Falls Symphony began in 1959. Playing to a wide range of listeners. The Symphony attracts various special guest performers, many of whom are sought around the world. Often playing to full houses at the Mansfield Theater within the magnificent WPA era Civic Center.

A tradition of exceptional music, and extraordinary musicians. The Great Falls Symphony is dedicated to producing musical programs of the highest quality, and strives to be a resource for creative expression, artistic development, economic vitality, and continuing music education. 


Learn More About The Great Falls Symphony Orchestra's Calendar Of Upcoming Performances:


Please bring your own supplies to Sunday Painter workshops. Supplies are not provided to attendees, sorry. Mediums allowed are: OIL PAINT, INK WASH, watercolor, acrylic, gauche, pencils, pens, charcoal. For those of you painting, please bring your own waterproof drop-cloth.


There is no charge for attending this Sunday Painter workshop. Donations are appreciated and help us continue to put on these events.

Music will be provided for by Sunday Painter. (Please do not bring your own music or headphones.)

As with all of our Sunday Painter events, there is NO pressure, NO competition and NO instruction or lecture. These art workshops are put on purely for the fun of making art individually, but together in a group setting.

Contrabassoon Image by: CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=298288

Santa Claus - Figure Painting Workshop

Get ready to draw and paint Kris Kringle (our model from the North is Michael Sherrard)! SUNDAY PAINTER MEETS ON SATURDAY (For the holiday; 1 time only!)

SATURDAY, December 23, 2017, 11-3pm GREAT FALLS PUBLIC LIBRARY (GF Library is closed 12/24/17)


Please bring your own supplies to Sunday Painter workshops. Supplies are not provided to attendees, sorry. Mediums allowed are: watercolor, acrylic, gauche, pencils, pens, charcoal. For those of you painting, please bring your own waterproof drop-cloth.

BRING THE KIDS! Children are encouraged to visit with Santa. Sorry, no grown ups. Santa says, "Mrs. Claus could get the impression he's running for political office".


As always, there is no charge for attending this Sunday Painter workshop. Donations are appreciated and gratefully accepted to help us continue to put on these events.

Music will be provided for by Sunday Painter. (Please do not bring your own music or headphones.)

As with all of our Sunday Painter events, there is NO pressure, NO competition and NO instruction or lecture. These art workshops are put on purely for the fun of making art individually, but together in a group setting.

THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD ENGINEER - Portrait Painting Workshop

All Aboard For The Montana Museum of Railroad History - Portrait Painting Workshop with Locomotive Engineers

Doug Laubach and Dean Zook.


The Montana Museum of Railroad History is a dynamic and growing museum featuring two of the largest model train layouts in the NW. A steam locomotive formerly used at the Anaconda smelter in Great Falls, regular caboose tours and an extensive 2000 volume research library being organized with thousands of photos, hundreds of railroad items, and newly refurbished exhibits.


The Montana Museum of Railroad History
Website: http://mmrh.org/
Call:406-315-3875



Train departs from The Great Falls Public Library Sunday Dec. 3, 2017 at 1pm. Take the elevator down to the basement for boarding.

SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 2017
1 - 4pm
Great Falls Public Library

Meet us in the large (basement) library conference room.

We have a lot of traveling ahead of us on this single pose painting session, so remember for a safe trip please bring your own supplies to Sunday Painter workshops. Supplies are not provided to attendees, sorry. Mediums allowed are: OIL PAINT, INK WASH, watercolor, acrylic, gauche, pencils, pens, charcoal. For those of you painting, please bring your own waterproof drop-cloth.

There is no charge for attending this Sunday Painter workshop. Donations are appreciated and help us continue to put on these events.

Music will be provided for by Sunday Painter. (Please do not bring your own music or headphones.)

As with all of our Sunday Painter events, there is NO pressure, NO competition and NO instruction or lecture. These art workshops are put on purely for the fun of making art individually, but together in a group setting.