Classes &
Workshops

OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN!

Blue Door has many opportunities for you to explore the many benefits of learning about and creating your own art! Always fun, never intimidating, paced to allow for individual growth.

WORKSHOPS

One time events to experience an art style.

CLASSES

A series of classes offered to learn and develop various styles of art.

SMALL GROUPS TO ALLOW FOR INDIVIDUAL FOCUS

INSTRUCTOR:

Jane Constable Hostetler

My professional history is rooted in design. Beginning with a BFA in Design, I spent the first part of my career in Graphic Design. Later, I chose to teach while developing my studio work, which led to a decision to earn a Master of Arts Degree in Visual Studies. At present, I teach various Studio Art courses in the Green Bay/Fox Valley area. I am very active with Wisconsin Visual Artists organization, having chaired the Wisconsin Artists Biennial 2022 and currently as board president. My studio is based in De Pere WI, where I strive to produce an ongoing variety of contemporary abstract works.

FOR MORE INFORMATION & SIGN UP EMAIL bluedoorartworks@gmail.com.

CLASSES

INTRO TO PAINTING -

WATERCOLOR

AN EXPLORATION OF

ABSTRACTION MOVING TOWARD REALISM

This class will provide a beginners experience to an exploration of watercolor painting as an expression of creativity and visual art! Experience a series of fun and creative methods unique to watercolor paint. A strong study of color theory and composition will provide the thread to successful pieces of artwork. This loose and creative class provides a non-intimidating approach to watercolor painting, giving a strong foundation and confidence to advance into many painting styles.

WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 6 - 8 PM

MARCH 5, 12, 19

$90. All supplies included!

EMAIL bluedoorartworks@gmail.com.

MIXED MEDIA

EXPLORE THE FUN OF COMBINING MEDIA

For the artist who has a little experience

and a desire to play with new ways to create!

Watercolor, acrylic, pen and ink, collage,

and just a few ways we will explore some

interesting ways to work. Both abstraction

and loose realism will be explored.