PAINT & SIP
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Our Picasso in Pajamas class welcomes children aged 6-12 of all experience levels to our Saturday morning creative space. If they wish to do so, parents can join in the fun with their little ones and create joint art pieces. The class runs from 10:15 to 12:15, and includes a drop-off window, smoothies and snacks, and a fun art project. Materials, snacks, and smoothies are included. Join our ongoing course by purchasing one of our PIE Kids Passes or a single ticket. Our instructors provide a basic overview of color mixing and demonstrate the use of materials, while children work on fun art projects at their own pace.

Koi fish are a popular subject in art and hold significant cultural and mythological significance in Japanese culture. They are revered for their beauty, grace, and symbolism of perseverance, determination, and good fortune. According to legend, koi that are able to swim upstream and pass through the mythical Dragon Gate are transformed into dragons, symbolizing the ability to overcome obstacles. Koi fish are often depicted in paintings, sculptures, and other works of art, and are particularly associated with the colors red and the Japanese New Year. Overall, koi fish are a enduring symbol of Japanese culture and continue to be a beloved subject in art.

Modeling paste, sometimes called molding paste, is a thick substance filled with hard solids that produces a textured effect when applied to canvas or other surfaces. It is a versatile product that can be used to enhance not only acrylic paintings, but many other craft projects as well. Modeling paste can be mixed with acrylic paint while still wet to create a thick paint, or it is possible to add color over the top of dry paste too.

Our Picasso in Pajamas class welcomes children aged 6-12 of all experience levels to our Saturday morning creative space. If they wish to do so, parents can join in the fun with their little ones and create joint art pieces. The class runs from 10:15 to 12:15, and includes a drop-off window, smoothies and snacks, and a fun art project. Materials, snacks, and smoothies are included. Join our ongoing course by purchasing one of our PIE Kids Passes or a single ticket. Our instructors provide a basic overview of color mixing and demonstrate the use of materials, while children work on fun art projects at their own pace.

Monet's waterlilies are a true masterpiece of Impressionism. This painting by Stephanie Clark depicts Monet's beloved water garden at his home in Giverny, France, with delicate brushstrokes and a subtle interplay of light and shadow. The reflections of the trees and sky in the water add another layer of beauty to the scene. As we use the image as inspiration for our own version, we feel a sense of awe for Monet's talent and hope to capture the beauty and peacefulness of his waterlilies.

"Celestial Blessing" is a painting that depicts a serene and idyllic scene of the turquoise sea, with a golden mist covering the surface. The mist creates a sense of mystery and wonder, as if the viewer is peeking into a secret world. The turquoise color of the sea is striking and evocative, evoking feelings of tranquility and peace. The golden mist that covers the sea adds a sense of magic and wonder, as if the scene is enchanted.

A truly magnificent bird with vibrant colours in a truly magnificent composition with soft and delicate hue in the background to match a modern interior at home.

Great Prince of the Forest: It is Man. He is here again. There are many this time. We must go deep into the forest. Hurry! Follow me! Bambi: Faline!

Our Picasso in Pajamas class welcomes children aged 6-12 of all experience levels to our Saturday morning creative space. If they wish to do so, parents can join in the fun with their little ones and create joint art pieces. The class runs from 10:15 to 12:15, and includes a drop-off window, smoothies and snacks, and a fun art project. Materials, snacks, and smoothies are included. Join our ongoing course by purchasing one of our PIE Kids Passes or a single ticket. Our instructors provide a basic overview of color mixing and demonstrate the use of materials, while children work on fun art projects at their own pace.

“The Lonely Cedar” depicts a Cedar of Lebanon atop a hill, overlooking a valley that stretches to the horizon. The painting is cropped in such a way that this single, and singular tree fills the canvas from top to bottom. Firstly, one of the branches is formed from a bird’s head. This bird, or goose, is turned away from us and gazes out serenely over the valley. On its head, sits a dark crown, a cosmic ear listening to the music of the universe, listening to the whispered instructions of the master.

Join us for an exciting watercolor painting experience as we bring vibrant cacti to life with a splash of color. Under the guidance of our expert instructor, learn the art of watercolor and create your own unique masterpiece inspired by these desert plants. Unleash your creativity and connect with the beauty of nature in a fun and relaxing environment.

People, they come together. People, they fall apart. No one can stop us now 'Cause we are all made of stars We are all made of stars 'Cause we are all made of stars We are all made of stars (we are all made of stars) We are all made of stars

Let me take you down 'Cause I'm going to strawberry fields Nothing is real And nothing to get hung about Strawberry fields forever Living is easy with eyes closed Misunderstanding all you see It's getting hard to be someone but it all works out It doesn't matter much to me

Our Picasso in Pajamas class welcomes children aged 6-12 of all experience levels to our Saturday morning creative space. If they wish to do so, parents can join in the fun with their little ones and create joint art pieces. The class runs from 10:15 to 12:15, and includes a drop-off window, smoothies and snacks, and a fun art project. Materials, snacks, and smoothies are included. Join our ongoing course by purchasing one of our PIE Kids Passes or a single ticket. Our instructors provide a basic overview of color mixing and demonstrate the use of materials, while children work on fun art projects at their own pace.

In the two open air studies, Woman with a Parasol, Turned to the Left, and Woman with a Parasol, Turned to the Right, Monet was fascinated by the very low viewpoint from which the model is shown; she stands on a riverbank against a background of pale blue sky. The young woman in both pictures is Suzanne Hoschedé, one of the daughters of Alice Hoschedé, who was to become Monet's second wife in 1889. His future stepdaughter Suzanne was to be for a long time one of the painter's favourite models.

Dive into the serene world of watercolor and bring graceful koi fishes to life in a tranquil pond. Discover the magic of the medium as it beautifully blends and flows to create stunning, one-of-a-kind works of art. Join us for a mesmerizing painting experience that will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.

The Sonoran Desert is a stunning and unique landscape that is begging to be captured in a painting. Imagine the warm colors of the sunrise, the towering cacti, and the gentle rustling of the wind. By painting the scene thickly, you can give it a lot of texture and dimension. This would make your painting even more evocative and beautiful. Plus, the act of painting itself can be meditative and therapeutic. Why not create your own masterpiece of a morning in the Sonoran Desert with the tall Saguaro?!

We are excited to host an event where everyone will have a chance to create unique compositions as you explore the use of gold leaf in your artwork. This is an opportunity for you to let go of any preconceived notions and to really let your artistic abilities shine. Trust your instincts and let the paint guide you as you work on your individual compositions. If you ever feel stuck, take a break and come back with a fresh perspective.

Our Picasso in Pajamas class welcomes children aged 6-12 of all experience levels to our Saturday morning creative space. If they wish to do so, parents can join in the fun with their little ones and create joint art pieces. The class runs from 10:15 to 12:15, and includes a drop-off window, smoothies and snacks, and a fun art project. Materials, snacks, and smoothies are included. Join our ongoing course by purchasing one of our PIE Kids Passes or a single ticket. Our instructors provide a basic overview of color mixing and demonstrate the use of materials, while children work on fun art projects at their own pace.

This painting of a colorful outdoor view is a picturesque work, the vision of a relaxed spectator who enjoys the charm of his surrounding without any moral concern. It recalls Van Gogh's mood when he wrote that "the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day."

Castelluccio di Norcia is more than a simple little Umbrian town. Castelluccio is an emotion, a magic place where men and nature blend themselves and find their harmony. Every year, during many weeks between May and July, an incredible mosaic of colours breaks the chromatic monotony of the grazing lands and it is able to fill eyes and heart.

Our Picasso in Pajamas class welcomes children aged 6-12 of all experience levels to our Saturday morning creative space. If they wish to do so, parents can join in the fun with their little ones and create joint art pieces. The class runs from 10:15 to 12:15, and includes a drop-off window, smoothies and snacks, and a fun art project. Materials, snacks, and smoothies are included. Join our ongoing course by purchasing one of our PIE Kids Passes or a single ticket. Our instructors provide a basic overview of color mixing and demonstrate the use of materials, while children work on fun art projects at their own pace.

This painting captures the unique San Francisco landscape in deliciously appealing candy colors. It features the basic shapes of urban scenery, including the high arch of the interstate in the distance, the long shadow of a high-rise building, and the corner of an apartment balcony overlooking it all. Thiebaud's brushstrokes construct the scene as if he were a storyteller narrating a dialogue within the pictorial space. Amidst the urban scene, a lone cat perches on a balcony, observing the traffic below. Thiebaud's shift away from the serial repetition of his Pop imagery results in a celebration of the built environment with a touch of whimsy provided by the feline observer.

"Dreamscapes" is a guided event, where participants will have the opportunity to explore the landscapes of their dreams using acrylic paint, sponge, brushes, and palette knife. The event will focus on creating dream-like landscapes and surreal scenes, encouraging artists to push the boundaries of traditional painting techniques.

Modeling paste, sometimes called molding paste, is a thick substance filled with hard solids that produces a textured effect when applied to canvas or other surfaces. It is a versatile product that can be used to enhance not only acrylic paintings, but many other craft projects as well. Modeling paste can be mixed with acrylic paint while still wet to create a thick paint, or it is possible to add color over the top of dry paste too.

Our Picasso in Pajamas class welcomes children aged 6-12 of all experience levels to our Saturday morning creative space. If they wish to do so, parents can join in the fun with their little ones and create joint art pieces. The class runs from 10:15 to 12:15, and includes a drop-off window, smoothies and snacks, and a fun art project. Materials, snacks, and smoothies are included. Join our ongoing course by purchasing one of our PIE Kids Passes or a single ticket. Our instructors provide a basic overview of color mixing and demonstrate the use of materials, while children work on fun art projects at their own pace.

Van Gogh’s paintings of Sunflowers are among his most famous. He did them in Arles, in the south of France, in 1888 and 1889. Vincent painted a total of five large canvases with sunflowers in a vase, with three shades of yellow ‘and nothing else’. In this way, he demonstrated that it was possible to create an image with numerous variations of a single colour, without any loss of eloquence.

We will guide you step-by-step to realise a beginner friendly acrylic portrait of your pet. How? After booking this event, you will be asked to send up to 5 photos of your pet (or any animal you’d like to paint) via e-mail. Your artist instructor will choose one with the best composition for your painting and she’ll also prepare a drawing template what you’ll transfer onto the canvas with carbon paper. After just 3 hours you can walk off delightedly with a self-made portrait of your animal friend.

Explore the symbolism and mythology of these beloved creatures and plants. Bees symbolize prosperity, good luck, and hard work, while flowers represent beauty, love, and growth. Using a vibrant palette of colors, as we bring these symbols to life on canvas.

Thiebaud's painting depicts a young woman wearing a pink hat against a crisp white background. The brushstrokes are thick and textured, giving the painting a sense of depth and dimensionality. The woman's face is serene and contemplative, with a hint of melancholy in her expression. The pink hat is a bright pop of color against the muted tones of the background, drawing the viewer's eye to the subject. Thiebaud's use of color and texture adds to the painting's overall sense of mood and emotion, creating a powerful and evocative work of art.

"Dreamscapes" is a guided event, where participants will have the opportunity to explore the landscapes of their dreams using acrylic paint, sponge, brushes, and palette knife. The event will focus on creating dream-like landscapes and surreal scenes, encouraging artists to push the boundaries of traditional painting techniques.

Monet's seascape painting captures the beauty of the French coastline. The shifting hues of the sunset sky, from warm oranges and pinks to cool blues and purples, are skillfully rendered by Monet's use of color and light. The rugged cliffs provide a striking contrast to the softness of the sea and sky, with Monet's loose brushstrokes suggesting the movement of waves. Through this painting, Monet demonstrates his deep appreciation and skill in capturing the beauty of nature, transporting the viewer to a world of peace and tranquility.

The Garden Prince painting captures the serene beauty of a ginger cat resting among a sea of green hydrangeas. The soft interplay of orange and green creates a whimsical and tranquil contrast. This artwork celebrates the enchanting harmony of nature, encouraging us to savor the simple pleasures of life. It reminds us of the magical beginnings of Spring, when nature is at its most vibrant and full of wonder. The Garden Prince beckons us to take a moment to pause and revel in the beauty of our world, to appreciate the peace and harmony that can be found in a garden sanctuary.

Castelluccio di Norcia is more than a simple little Umbrian town. Castelluccio is an emotion, a magic place where men and nature blend themselves and find their harmony. Every year, during many weeks between May and July, an incredible mosaic of colours breaks the chromatic monotony of the grazing lands and it is able to fill eyes and heart.

This whimsical and colorful painting of upside-down ice cream cones with cherry noses has the bright colors and textured brushstrokes that Thiebaud favors in his works giving it a sense of depth, while the stark white background makes the cones stand out. The upside-down perspective adds humor to the playful composition, making it a delightful example of the painter's ability to turn everyday objects into works of art.

Koi fish are a popular subject in art and hold significant cultural and mythological significance in Japanese culture. They are revered for their beauty, grace, and symbolism of perseverance, determination, and good fortune. According to legend, koi that are able to swim upstream and pass through the mythical Dragon Gate are transformed into dragons, symbolizing the ability to overcome obstacles. Koi fish are often depicted in paintings, sculptures, and other works of art, and are particularly associated with the colors red and the Japanese New Year. Overall, koi fish are a enduring symbol of Japanese culture and continue to be a beloved subject in art.

Large blossom branches like this against a blue sky were one of Van Gogh’s favourite subjects. Almond trees flower early in the spring making them a symbol of new life. Van Gogh borrowed the subject, the bold outlines and the positioning of the tree in the picture plane from Japanese printmaking.