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children’s art lessons: under the sea

Nikki Marsicano
TUESDAYS - 4 WEEKS (3 class times to choose from)
*morning class - 9:00a - 10:30a
*midday class - 11a - 12:30p
*afternoon class 1p - 2:30p
June 25, July 2, July 23 + July 30

*no class July 9 + July 16
$85

Boxed and Burlap ART STUDIO —DOWNTOWN—
230 East Walworth Ave Delavan

Ages 7 - 17
All skill levels welcome
Basic art supplies are included with the course fee

 

This 4 week class will be tailored to the individual child and their abilities. We will begin with basic drawing techniques and then work in various mediums. Students will focus and explore using line, shape and space, as well as composition. Students will learn various drawing techniques and are strongly encouraged to develop and express their own personal style.

Mediums will include black and white, and colored drawing materials as well as
mixed mediums.

The theme of projects this session will be Under the Sea centering on water, creatures of the ocean and marine life.
Advanced students may work on selected subjects.

Students are asked to bring a sample of their own artwork to the first class.

Please review registration policies prior to finalizing your registration.

If you have questions directly about this CHILDREN’S ART LESSONS course
please contact Nikki Marsicano bynichol@yahoo.com

 
 

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children’s art Lessons

  • Basic supplies are included with the course fee.

  • Students are asked to bring a sample of their own artwork to the first art lesson

NICHOLETTE (NIKKI) MARsICANO

ARTIST STATEMENT

My work is always focused on composition. I think about the shapes I make with objects such as trees, people, and animals, and also about the shapes created in the background areas.

I want my work to have a life of its own after it is created, and dislike giving my work titles but do so for inventory purposes. The meaning or interpretation of each work is left to the individual viewer.

My passion for drawing is reflected in the many lines used in my work so that sometimes my work is both drawing and painting. A limited palette of three to four colors is used so that the focus remains on shape and line.

The inspirations in my life and art are nature and the human environment. The woods and foliage that surround my home inspires many images in my work.

 

biography

I received my fine arts education at UWM -Milwaukee and UNM – Albuquerque (BFA degree) and my Pre-K-12 Art Specialist certification at UW- Whitewater. In 2002 I received the Herb Kohl Fellowship for Teaching Excellence.

Retired after 29 years of classroom teaching K-8,I continue to teach children and adults privately.

I have illustrated three children’s books by Marilyn Ellman. My work has been on exhibit at various venues in Wisconsin and New Mexico and can be found in collections across this country as well as Europe and Asia.

Currently serving as president of Geneva Lake Arts Foundation, I support its mission by volunteering for various programs which brings the arts to the community including Art in the Park.