Intro to Acrylic Painting class: Ann was great! Her assistant (forgot her name) was extremely helpful as well and they both were very sweet and nice. I've taken art lessons for 5-8 years when I was young, so I knew the foundation of color technique, but ended up learning MORE about colors and how to see light and shadows based on complementary colors. I felt extremely fulfilled after the class (probably also because of the bottle of wine my friend and I finished during our class #BYOB). Ann was super clutch with the wine opener too! So don't worry if you forget to bring yours when you bring your bottle. My friend and I brought our own cups though just in case, so I suggest you bring your own too. For the class, it started with an intro to color exercise that helped you get familiar with the colors and the color theory. We then moved onto how to start the still life painting, going alongside the lesson on the different aspects of the medium. Ann and her assistant watched as we did our own thing, chiming in here and there to offer helpful tips on what to focus on and how to go about it. Then finally, you're done and you have a small canvas painting by you to take home! Overall, I had a great time and loved my time there. I would plan on getting full group of my girlfriends to do a girl's day out type of activity. Some tips tho: - wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty - park in the same lot as the Mr. Pizza lot. We went during Saturday afternoon, so parking was free - Go into the building next to Mr. Pizza, go up to the 13th floor, go up one flight of stairs to go onto the 14th floor, and she is on the left side at the end of the very short hallway - Studio is on the smaller side, but superrr cozy and has tons of beautiful natural light - I suggest coming during the afternoon classes because working in natural light > working under fluorescent bulbs - BYOB and cups - and don't show up late like we did lol She was super patient with us, even though we had to rush a bit in the beginning and the end, but she was chill about it. Thanks & sorry, Ann!