Classes & Events
“Snow and Stream” by Diana Rogers
One Point Perspective by Diane Podrat, Saturday, May 17, 10:00-11:30am on Zoom.
One point perspective is a technique for creating the illusion of depth and space (three dimensions) on a flat surface, such as your canvas. This is what makes a painting or drawing appear to have form, dimension, distance, and space. It makes art look realistic. Based on Diane’s decades of teaching, she will present an easy-to-understand explanation and demonstration. She will then invite viewers to try a drawing exercise so they can apply what they’ve learned. Diane will offer feedback to those who desire such. Bring several pieces of paper, pencil and an eraser!
There is no fee to attend. Register on the CAS website: ClintonArtSocietyCT.org
About CAS member Diane Award winning artist Diane Podrat captures atmospheric effects in watercolor. Light, space, detail, architecture and nature appear in some form in her work.
A graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, Diane has painted professionally since 1969.
She retired after serving as an art teacher in the Branford Public Schools for 34 years and now devotes her professional life to teaching for Shelton Art League and painting full time.
Diane’s work can be found in many private collections throughout the U.S. and is on view at the Gilded Lily Gallery in Milford, CT.
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Paint Outs
Paint Outs are suspended during the winter months.
Visit the Artist Resource page for plein air paint outs sponsored by other local art societies.
Paint It! General Critiques
When: First Thursday of the Month, 10 am – Noon
Where: Virtual via Zoom
Coordinator: Lorraine Yurkewicz
Join in this lively discussion of composition, materials and techniques. Members may submit a work for discussion via email to [email protected]. A Zoom link will be sent upon submission. Please submit your painting by Wednesday at 4 pm prior to the Thursday Critique.
Coordinator: Robin Hammeal-Urban
Paint It! Themed Critiques
When: Third Saturday of the Month, 10 am – Noon
Where: Virtual via Zoom
Coordinator: Lorraine Yurkewicz
Members create artworks in any media based on that sessions’ theme. Submit in progress pieces, drawings, paintings or finished pieces for discussion to [email protected]. Each participant will discuss their process with the theme. Join us for a great way to challenge and build skills. Please submit paintings by Friday at 4pm prior to the Saturday session. A link for the zoom session will be sent upon submission of your painting.
Upcoming Sessions
- Saturday, November 16
- Saturday, December 21
- Saturday, January 18, 2025
- Saturday, February 15
- Saturday, March 15
- Saturday, April 19