Art Classes
Student Artist League Atlanta
K. Hamilton Gartland, Instructor, 770.977.8049,
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NOTE: We have no art classes with Mrs. Gartland at this moment (as of Feb. 2012) but we would like to encourage you get in touch with Mrs. Gartland to let her know that you are interested. This will help her in planning new classes and contact you directly when she starts up again. I leave the information up on this page for those interested in looking at what she offered last.
Presenting: Autumn ART Class for 11 year olds & up
6,000 YEARS OF ART & HISTORY, Part I
Look back at Providential History by means of the written historical record and time-line. See ART that has endured the test of time. Students will become familiar with Biblical History, historical events, B. C. through the Life of Christ A.D. artifacts, the most excellent examples of oil paintings that convey meaning with skill.
Students will learn contour drawing, composition, painting, color theory, of natural (example, figures, the face) as well as inanimate objects. Historical data, instruction for personal appreciation, development in fine art in an encouraging, stimulating environment,
The cost of the 18 hour class is $215, all or one-half tuition mailed to K.H. Gartland, 4167, Chadds Crossing, Marietta, GA, 30062. You may also call & arrange to pay half or whole the first day. Some supplies will be provided.
Homeschool Hangout Class in 162 Marietta, St., Alpharetta will be on Wednesdays, beginning September 21, 2011 at 10:00 AM. until 11:30 AM.
West Cobb. The Good Family hosts the West Cobb Class in Kennesaw, zip 30152. The classes will be on Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 20, 2011, 11:00- 12:30 P.M. The address is 1030 Ector Drive, Mrs. Good, 770-423-9211.
Supplies to bring to class: (10% student discount available @ Blick Art Supply, 770-993-0240, 1165 Woodstock Rd., Roswell). All-Media black spiral Notebook, 9x12; Sanford Design Drawing pencil, 2-H; Pink Pearl eraser for pencil; Ruff-Stuff pen-eraser by Paper-Mate, pencil sharpener, metal KUM is good; pan transparent watercolors, your choice; brushes: Blick Wonder White, #1 round, #4 or 6 filbert shape, #12, plus a one-inch wide inexpensive wash brush. Prismacolor colored pencils are vibrant, rich. Rather than to buy pre-packaged, try selecting individual colors: light and dark umber, black, ochre green, dark green, crimson lake, sienna red, clay rose, grayed lavender, butter, yellow orange, goldenrod, powder blue, light cerelan blue, and any other colors that look like nature. Pencils are about $1.09 each. A jar for holding water, a pouch for pencils and brushes, eraser, etc. and a Carry-All bag is useful for storage.
The Foundations of Art I
The Foundations of Art I Class is designed to develop skill in three-dimensional realistic drawing. Using the time proven methods used by Masters of art, students will be guided step-by-step from simple drawings to more complex, culminating in a ‘Masterful” pencil portrait. Students remark their delight in their accomplishment.
In addition, to the drawing, students will have an overview of art contributions beginning with The Roman Age to the contemporary period. Proverbs tell us, “As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.” The art of a culture reflect either God’s moral laws or the confusion of autonomous man. The late Dr. Francis A. Schaeffer’s text and presentation will complement Mrs. Gartland as an authoritative guide for the art and historical survey portion.
Students who are a mature 13 or 14 an above may apply. Class size will be limited for quality training. The class will not meet the week of Thanksgiving, but will meet for 12 sessions until mid December. 24 hours/$275
The West Cobb Class will meet on Tuesdays, beginning September 20, 2011 at 1:00-3:00 P. M. until December 13, 2011 at the Good Home, 1030 Ector Drive, Barrett Green Sub Division, Kennesaw, Georgia 30152. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , 770-423-9211
The Alpharetta class at Homeschool Hangout Bookstore, 162 Marietta Street, Alpharetta 30004 will meet on Wednesdays, 12:00-2:00 P. M. beginning September 21, 2011-December 14, 2011.
SUPPLIES:
- )Black Spiral Sketch Book 9x12” 2.) Plastic or metal T-square
3.) 6 various Sanford Design lead pencils, 5 or 6-H, 2-H, B, 2-B, 4 or 5 B, & 6,7 or 8 B. 4.) Erasers, a kneadable and also a pen eraser with small tip by PaperMate, Ruff-Stuff 5.) Pigma micron pen, Black, 005 6.) Pencil Pouch
7.) 3 hole folder to hold hand-outs 8.) Carry-all Bag
The Foundations of Art III
Wednesdays, starting September 21, 2011
2:30-5:30 P. M.
Students will begin painting with oil paint in this course, learning methods, techniques of painting, preparation of various surfaces, color theory & harmony, composition, mixing oil paint, palette color schemes, brushstrokes. We will learn from the superior work-ethic and wisdom of the masters of the past, who purposefully labored dawn to dusk in their calling, avoiding distraction. We will analyze the ideas of The Modern Age, which some artists sought to popularize. We will evaluate The Modern Age in light of the timeless message of Holy Writ, contrasting the Modern artists with the Traditional artists.
Syllabus and some supplies for The Foundations of Art III will be included. 36 hours of instruction, $375. Mail half or full tuition to: K. H. Gartland, 4167 Chadds Crossing, Marietta, GA., 30062 or you may call, reserve your student’s place and pay the first day.
Supplies may be purchased at a 10 % discount @ Blick, 770-993-0240, 1165 Woodstock Rd., Roswell. You may choose to share, (reducing the initial cost of paint tubes) with other class members. Oil Paint Colors: Raw Umber, Ultramarine Blue, Phthalo Blue, Cadmium Red Deep, Rose Madder, Lemon Yellow, Cadmium Yellow Deep, Ozo Orange, Zinc White. Gamblin is a good value oil paint. Other Supplies: (Approx. costs) Table easel, $20; Masterson Blue-lid Palette Box, $16; picture glass cut the size of the bottom of palette box, Michael’s Craft Store Framing; Wooden handled palette knife for mixing colors, $5; Oil Paint Brushes, #0, 2/#2s, #8, 12, 16, 20; rags: old T-shirt cut in approx.1 sq. ft. pieces, also cotton terry towel, 2 jars for oil and spirits, Viva paper towels, plastic market bag for personal trash.
Students must have taken The Foundations of Art I


