What You'll Get
Creating a 2-D rendition on canvas requires either the ability to masterfully wield a paintbrush or the strength to flatten a fruit bowl. Discover your artful brawn with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $75 for an eight-week Bright & Earlies art course for ages 4–7 (a $160 value)
- $75 for an eight-week Middlers art course for ages 6–11 (a $160 value)
- $75 for an eight-week Young & the Restless art course for ages 10–14 (a $160 value)
- $99 for an eight-week Art 101 art course for adults (a $240 value)<p>
The Bright & Earlies course features kid-friendly projects and story telling, whereas the Middlers course introduces youngsters to drawing and painting with watercolors and acrylics. More advanced curriculum meets the minds of students in the Young & the Restless course, who pursue their passions at an easel, and an assortment of paints and pencils await adults in the Art 101 class as they learn basic perspective, color, and composition skills. See the full schedule.<p>
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Dec 5, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. New clients only. Classes must be used by same person. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Mount Washington Art Works
Throughout her entire adult life, Sharon Obermeyer has lived and breathed art. She studied it at the University of Cincinnati, taught it at Antonelli College for 17 years, and she created it for children's books at Standard Publishing. Despite her career successes, she felt the need to spread her passion to a wider audience. "I made the decision to make art accessible and affordable," she says, and this led her to found Mount Washington Art Works, where she designs inspiring art curriculums for both children and adults. Certified by the National Association of Art Educators, she uses step-by-step lessons to teach an array of styles, including drawing, painting, perspective, and charcoal. No matter which lesson she's teaching, she supplies her students with all the of the necessary art materials, such as a canvas, brushes, paints, and a resident oyster that allows for reenactments of Girl with the Pearl Earring.