Nick had expanded their little 'studio' for the day. It still had the working area, but it also had a small gallery that held nothing at the moment. There were pedestals for sculpture, nails and cords for hanging, cubbies for just about any kind of art you could make. All entirely moddable"Today, you have half the class to finish your pieces and ( Read more... )

There were stacks of paper laid out today: construction paper, wrapping paper, metallic and printed arts & crafts paper ( Read more... )

The room was made up in the usual studio set up, sunlight streaming through the windows ( Read more... )

Steve seemed to be in a very good mood today. That might have something to do with how he was no longer a turkey. "We've barely scratched the surface of all the different ways art can be made this semester, I'm afraid, but our time is coming to an end in a couple of weeks, so you'll have to continue your exploration on your own. Or in another ( Read more... )

The room was just a simple studio today; there wouldn't be a lecture, but there would be ( Read more... )

As the class walked in, they might notice that the room was a little... different. It was, in fact, a large open space covered entirely in white and as they walked, the floor sort of... shifted a little ( Read more... )

"Next Thursday," Steve said to his students, "is Thanksgiving. We will not be having class due to the holiday. This week, I'd appreciate it if you would paint something you're thankful for. You're welcome to use the media and style of your choice. If you'd like to share your piece with the class when you're finished, and explain why you chose ( Read more... )

Nick had been a little worried about this class, not in the least because he'd not really been sure how to cover such a subject as Romanticism. That was why he decided simply to set up a classroom with a few choice pieces scattered around the room, some chairs, and art supplies ( Read more... )

Steve was in a fantastic mood today. It might have had something to do with the pony standing in the middle of the classroom, looking peeved. Yes, Steve had handwavily 'borrowed' Tony from Tyler. "Today we're going to be doing some life drawing in charcoal," Steve said. "Your subject won't be a person, it'll be a pony. This is Tony. You may ( Read more... )

Nick was smiling as he held the door open for his students to enter.

"Today, as you might have guessed from the decor, we will be covering the Baroque period ( Read more... )