There are two ways to be part of the Kitchen Table Atelier. One is to be a monthly or yearly studio member. This is a reoccurring subscription and if you can’t make the live workshop you have access to the recording for three months. It’s cheeper per workshop than the One Class Pass. I do this to encourage long-term, regular engagement since that provides you the greatest amount of artistic growth, allows me to develop a relationship with you and your art, and lowers my admin work which allows me to offer it for the lower price. Open to all skill levels.
The second option is to attend the workshops on an a-la-carte basis by getting the One Class Pass for each workshop you wish to attend.
How Does the Studio membership work?
How Does the One-Class-Pass
work?
The One Class Pass is a way to join a particular month’s workshop. It includes access to that particular recorded workshop for 3 months. It’s a great way to try out the Atelier, or zero in on just the particular skills you’re looking to sharpen.
A Studio Membership supports your growth as an artist by helping you:
Hone your voice and style
Sharpen your technical skills
Grow in a community with other artists
Prioritize a regular practice
Identify where you want to be as an artist, and figuring out how to get there
It does this by including:
A Technical Skills Workshop Every Month
An Artist Hang Every Month
The option for work critiques and feedback during our Artist Hang time
An Ongoing Community Chat
Monthly Optional Prompts
Details
A Technical Skills Workshop Every Month
Often live over zoom, occasionally pre-recorded
Always recorded and available to studio members for 3 months to watch or re-watch during that time
Puts technical skills in conversation with your own personal voice and style
Topic Examples: figure drawing, perspective, composition, expressions, landscapes, drawing animals and objects, voice and style, topics requested from students
Focus is on drawing skills as they are a core skill for making visual images of all types. They develop your mind-hand-eye coordination, help you think through your ideas and they are the base for drawing, cartooning, painting, storyboarding, sketching and other forms of visual arts.
A Live Open Studio Artist Hang Every Month
Live on Zoom
An hour a month to hang out with other artists in the community while working on your own project or a prompt
Share your work, check out what other people are working on, get inspired, get out of your head
An Ongoing Community Chat - on WhatsApp
A place during the week to share what you’re working on, see other people’s work, get inspired, find motivation
A place to respond to optional prompts
