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Two summer landscape painting classes: New Hope and Perkasie
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Bucks County Classical Arts Center
We are here to make the techniques and skills of the old masters accessible to everyone! Our mission is to empower our students to draw and paint at the highest level possible. We believe that drawing is a skill that can be taught. With guidance and clear direction you can achieve great things. Subscribe and get the latest in classes, events and drawing tips sent to your inbox!
We found a summer home Hello Reader, Starting in June, Bucks County Classical Arts Center will be running a summer pop-up at 99 Stockton Suites, Kingwood-Stockton Road, Suite 6B in Rosemont, NJ — off Route 519, about ten minutes from Lambertville. Newly renovated, easy parking, and the sign is already on the door. May classes continue as scheduled at St. Martin of Tours in New Hope. Nothing changes before June -same days, same times, same room. Same name, same instructors, same approach to...
Four sessions into Spring Plein Air and this Friday we're at a new location. Hello Reader, Mood's Covered Bridge Park in Perkasie. There's a parking lot, the essentials are covered, multiple good painting views right from where you park, and a short walk to a river overlook that's worth the extra few minutes. Good subject matter all around — the bridge, water, tree canopy. And yes, there's a Dunkin' Donuts nearby if you need to start the morning right. We're continuing the color work from the...
This Friday: the problem with green Hello Reader, Spring is the hardest season to paint outdoors. Not because it's cold or the light is bad — because everything is green, and green is more complicated than it looks. We're three sessions into Spring Plein Air, and this Friday we're staying with the posterization approach we introduced last week — simplifying what's in front of you into clear committed color masses — with a specific focus on reading and mixing the greens. Here's the thing about...