In Celebration of Color students will be encouraged to experiment with various color choices for landscapes. Various color wheel Triad color examples will be demonstrated.

This is a two-day workshop, from 1 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 8 and Wednesday, July 9.

Roberta Rogers is a third generation watercolorist.  She received her Masters in Art from Fresno State and has been painting full-time for the past 50 years...and she's still learning!  She lived in Flagstaff for 35 years where, in addition to teaching at CCC, she was part of The Artists Gallery.  Now living in Tubac “Where Art and History Meet” her watercolors are exhibited at Tubac Art and Gifts. She will be at Flagstaff's July 4th Art in the Park event, and again for Labor Day Festivities.

Have you ever wanted to create something beautiful with just a hook and some yarn? Join our Crochet class and discover the joy of crafting handmade items! This class is perfect for those who have never picked up a crochet hook or who need a refresher on the basics and are looking to rekindle an old hobby. Intermediate levels are also welcome to register to come work on a project, get some guidance, and enjoy the company of others. 

In this course, you will:

• Learn essential crochet techniques, including how to hold the hook and yarn, create basic stitches, and read simple patterns.
• Complete a fun and practical project: choose between a plant cozy or a mug rug - perfect for adding a handmade touch to your home.
• Get tips on choosing the right materials and tools for your projects.

By the end of this class, you'll have the confidence to start your own crochet projects and a new hobby that you can enjoy for years to come. No prior experience is necessary, just a willingness to learn and have fun!

The fee includes everything you will need for this class.

Meet Shelly Christiano, our talented crochet instructor! With years of crocheting experience, Shelly has transformed her passion for yarn and creativity into an impressive skill set. She specializes in creating various beautiful and practical items, from children's animal hats and crochet flowers to stylish market bags. 

Her love for crochet began as a hobby but quickly grew into a thriving business during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. She successfully sells her handmade creations at craft shows and through her online store, delighting customers with her unique and high-quality products. See her work on Instagram @HatsNThingsByShelly or on her Etsy Shop (https://www.etsy.com/shop/HatsNThingsByShelly)

Shelly enjoys sharing her knowledge and helping beginners discover the joy of crafting handmade items. She believes that crochet is not only a creative outlet but also a wonderful way to relax and unwind. 

The class meets on five Thursdays: July 10, 17, 24, 31, and Aug. 7; 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. On the first day we encourage you to arrive an hour early (12:30) to help beginners get started. On the last day we will have a field trip to a local store to discuss selecting materials for your future projects!

Join us for a hands-on printmaking class where you'll learn the art of linoleum block relief printing! In this beginner-friendly workshop you'll learn how to design, carve, transfer your image onto linoleum, tear paper, and print your own custom artwork using linoleum blocks, carving tools, and water soluble ink. You'll also learn how to sign your prints following traditional printmaking practices. Whether you’re interested in making prints for framing, cards, or even future stamp designs, this class offers a fun and creative introduction to a timeless printmaking method. You'll leave with finished prints, your hand-carved block for future use, and the skills to keep creating on your own. 

Instructor Skyler Dunfey is an artist and teacher with over a decade of experience. Her focus is on graphic design, printmaking, and jewelry making/metalsmithing.  As a Maine native who takes every opportunity to spend time outside, she is inspired by the natural surroundings. She brings nature's intricate patterns into her artwork to inspire others to see the complexities of nature in a new light. As an instructor with over 10 years of teaching experience, Skyler creates a welcoming and hands-on learning environment, helping students develop confidence and creativity.

At the Orme School she served as the Art Director, Assistant Dean of Students, and the Director of Experiential Learning.  She majored in studio art and with minors in education and psychology.  She sells her work through SkyJune Designs and also teaches jewelry-making classes to share her passion. 

Class meets Monday, July 28, Wednesday, July 30, and Thursday, July 31; from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.