A couple of weeks ago, I taught a small group how to paint a robin. The class was so much fun and my students did a great job. I wanted to brag on them a little today.
First of all, when this chick walked in as Bob Ross, I knew it was going to be a fun class.
I had my youngest student for the robin painting class. She was four years old! She was the sweetest thing and so excited to paint. I was amazed at how patient she was and how great her painting turned out. I’ll share it with you in a bit.
Here, my students are feverishly painting! This painting was a little on the challenging side, but they all did a wonderful job.
Adding some finishing touches. It seems there’s never enough time for these paint classes.
Here’s my students proudly holding up their springtime robin paintings. They all did such a fantastic job, I’m really pleased. Unfortunately, I didn’t get my youngest student holding her painting. I didn’t notice it until later that night when I got home.
Thankfully, her mom was kind enough to send a photo of it and here it is. I’m just so impressed, remember she is only 4!
We’ve decided we’re going to do an abstract for the next painting class there at Groff Memorial Library where this was held. I’ve already got a bunch of ideas, we just need to pick a time.
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Well, I’ve got a busy week this week. My Spring Pop Up Gallery is this Thursday! I can’t believe it’s here already. I’m trying to finish up a couple of new paintings and gather everything I’m taking. If you don’t know what I’m talking about read all about it here. Everyone is invited! I’d love to see you pop by. It’s very casual, so just stop by after work and stay as long as you like. We’re open from only 5-7 but we’re hoping this will work for people’s schedules.
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A few paintings I’ve created
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Congratulations on your class and what an amazing job your youngest student did! I was blown away! Good luck with your pop-up store!
Hi Michele! Oh my goodness, I’m so thrilled with my youngest student. Not only was she cute as a button, she was so engaged for the longest time. I love how her painting turned out. Thank you for your well wishes on our Pop Up! It was last week and I’m writing a post about it now. It went great.