Art Tutorials

Art Tutorial – Week 13

An exciting new course is coming to the Museum Art School this July! If you are eager to learn a new craft, this class is for you! Delve into poetry, inspire readers, and create beautiful works of art, all while returning to the magic of putting pen to paper.

Art Tutorial – Week 12

No need for fancy art tools to let your creativity run wild! Watch VBMA’s Summer Art Camp instructor, Chad Hitchcock, re-imagining Earth as our habitat using just paper and pencil!

Art Tutorial – Week 11

Certified yoga instructor, Hester Bloom describes the many benefits of developing a yoga practice.

Art Tutorial – Week 10

Watch Art Historian, Chris Fasolino give us a brief introduction to his brand new online summer course: X-Marks the Spot.

Art Tutorial – Week 9

Meet art educator Chad Hitchcock, better known as “Mr. H.,” a long-standing faculty member of the Brevard Public Schools System and an outstanding instructor in multiple summer art camp programs for the last nine years! In this video, you will see him work on an “Earth selfie”- a watercolor self-portrait in which he explores the human connection to the planet.

Art Tutorial – Week 8

Professional potter and Museum Art School instructor, Kent Johnson, gives us a simple tutorial to work on the most fundamental ceramic object: a pinch pot.

Art Tutorial – Week 7

Pigment to water ratio in watercolor painting. Master watercolor artist and Museum Art School instructor, Joel Johnson, shows us some tricks and techniques on how to best control the water to pigment ratio

Art Tutorial – Week 6

Watch portrait artist and Museum Art School instructor, Judy Burgarella as she works within the Chroma curve to bring life into her canvas.

Art Tutorial – Week 5

Follow artist and Museum Art School instructor, Dawn Mill in a simple approach to keeping #quarantinelife colorful.
Using the beneficial practice of journaling, Dawn helps us tune in with the simple beauty that surrounds us through the calming watercolor medium.

Art Tutorial – Week 4

Let’s go back to the basics!
Inspired by Peter Blume’s Study for ‘South of Scranton,’ artist and A+ Art Manager, Dawn Miller explores the elements of art through the drawing of overlapping figures. All you need are ordinary household objects and a simple coloring medium, like crayons, to follow her lead.

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