Painting Class For One or Two at Sketch and Sip in Riverview (Up to 56% Off)
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Art aficionado Patty Sisco guides pupils as they create their own acrylic-paint masterpieces on 16" x 20" canvases and sip BYOB wine
Creativity can strike at any moment, whether you’re near a canvas and brushes or beside a slumbering strongman and many rolls of toilet paper. Learn to recognize opportune moments with today’s Groupon to Sketch and Sip in Riverview. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get a 2.5-hour painting class for one (a $40 value).
- For $35, you get a 2.5-hour painting class for two (an $80 value).<p>
Sketch and Sip, featured on NBC’s Daytime, is a unique and easy-to-follow workshop in which paint slingers of all skill levels create their own wall adornments and imbibe lively libations in a friendly, music-filled atmosphere. Patrons can learn how to create fantastic frame fillers by watching experienced teachers such as lead brush buff Patty Sisco, an impassioned scribbler since childhood and a professional artist since 2000. Everything participants need to render dashing designs—which vary each class—is provided, including a 16” x 20” gallery-wrap canvas, acrylic paint, aprons, cups, napkins, brushes made with natural hair, and bottle openers to penetrate decanters of sippable courage and artistic creativity. Class times vary throughout the month, and there is no need to worry about speed or experience, as Patty paces her lessons to accommodate everyone. Enjoyed individually or with a partner, sketch-and-sip sessions leave each budding van Gogh with a finished fresco ready for hanging, trading, or tacking to computer monitors as homemade screen savers.
Art aficionado Patty Sisco guides pupils as they create their own acrylic-paint masterpieces on 16" x 20" canvases and sip BYOB wine
Creativity can strike at any moment, whether you’re near a canvas and brushes or beside a slumbering strongman and many rolls of toilet paper. Learn to recognize opportune moments with today’s Groupon to Sketch and Sip in Riverview. Choose between the following options:
- For $20, you get a 2.5-hour painting class for one (a $40 value).
- For $35, you get a 2.5-hour painting class for two (an $80 value).<p>
Sketch and Sip, featured on NBC’s Daytime, is a unique and easy-to-follow workshop in which paint slingers of all skill levels create their own wall adornments and imbibe lively libations in a friendly, music-filled atmosphere. Patrons can learn how to create fantastic frame fillers by watching experienced teachers such as lead brush buff Patty Sisco, an impassioned scribbler since childhood and a professional artist since 2000. Everything participants need to render dashing designs—which vary each class—is provided, including a 16” x 20” gallery-wrap canvas, acrylic paint, aprons, cups, napkins, brushes made with natural hair, and bottle openers to penetrate decanters of sippable courage and artistic creativity. Class times vary throughout the month, and there is no need to worry about speed or experience, as Patty paces her lessons to accommodate everyone. Enjoyed individually or with a partner, sketch-and-sip sessions leave each budding van Gogh with a finished fresco ready for hanging, trading, or tacking to computer monitors as homemade screen savers.
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About Sketch and Sip
Far from being an artist possessed, Patty Sisco derives the same benefit from painting as she does from a long bubble bath. "All you are thinking about is your brushstrokes, not your bills," she told the Bloomingdale-Riverview Patch, speaking to the therapeutic value of her classes at Sketch and Sip. These sessions supply students of all backgrounds—including those who have never before lifted a brush—with canvas, tools, and a step-by-step demonstration on how to create their own vibrant masterpieces. As they work, Patty encourages her guests to imbibe drinks they've brought from home and plays serene music to prompt creative flow. She moves throughout the room to offer tips on technique and helps with corrections in case students’ hands slip or they change their minds about adding a goatee to their horse portrait.
Though the classes, which have been featured on NBC's Daytime, are responsible for much of the studio's reputation, Patty also plans other community craft events. Each week on Wacky Wine Glass Wednesday, visitors embellish cups with fetching colors and patterns. Artists can even customize an image for their friends or family to paint during private parties, teaching children to color in SpongeBob SquarePants and encouraging coworkers to bond by sketching each other's staplers.