Regrettably, We had to cancel the Leather Journals workshop this summer.
But check out our schedule on the Art Classes site for new classes at Artisan's.
Beverly has judged art shows this summer and taught a workshop in Nacadoches, TX.
Pat is working hard to get a Beginner class going besides her regular Monday classes.
Both Bev and Pat got into Southwestern Watercolor Society's yearly exhibition.  Stay tuned.
                                




MORE RECENT NEWS:
APRIL AND MAY 2018 CLASSES:  BEVERLY is now teaching Oil Painting Classes for all levels on Wednesdays.
While JUDY has attended the Plein Aire paint-out in Palestine Texas, she is ready for beginner classes both Mon. nights and Tuesday days.
Pat is preparing for 2 upcoming exhibitions.  More to come about them.
You all will be invited.  PAT is having a Mono Printing class May 22.
January 2017 - Beverly Boren and Judy Harrison are now officially moved into Artisan's.  They have refreshed the whole place by painting all the walls and rearranging the kitchen for more room.  Classes have started for the new year.  We have many new students ready to learn watercolor. Pat's class was full on the 9th with many new people.  Beverly is considering teaching a portrait class besides her class on Thursdays and Judy is working to encourage working people to take classes at night and to have painting parties nights or weekend.  Naomi has decided to teach on the 3rd Saturday for 3 months beginning in February.
IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR 2017,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Pat is happy to report that her painting, "From the Balcony" was accepted in the Western Federation of Watercolor Societies exhibition to be held in Oregon. She won an Award of Excellence Cash award. 
Beverly performed a demonstration of watercolor with 3 other artists to entertain at the Southwestern Watercolor Society's first meeting.  The painting she did was auctioned and sold.  It was a fun evening.  
Judy generously assisted Pat in her first class with the beginners.  She was a tremendous help.


We would like to thank Camaryn Kochan for her work on this website.