Studio Located in the Historic Everett Public Market Building
2804 Grand Avenue, Everett, WA #302

Live Model Painting Sessions
Every monday
By appointment only


Weekday Painting and Drawing Class:
Every 1st and 3rd Thursday, 5:00pm - 7:30pm
Class starts: February 4th 2009
Cost $60 per two classes or $35 per class
Small groups (not more than 6 participants)

----Irina’s approach to painting is deeply rooted in her cultural and educational background. Inspired by Russian artists: Repin, Shishkin, Serov and later by Nicolai Fechin Irina is teaching in the classical Russian impressionist style. In her class she focuses on color mixing concepts, materials, ideas, and the processes of painting. Participants will learn simple and direct approaches to the characteristics of light, shadow, atmospheric perspective, and gradation as applied to painting the effects of light.
----Working from still-lifes or photographs is the best way to learn how to crop, frame, and simplify your subject to make a strong powerful composition. Based on her Russian classical art education Irina can teach how to achieve an accurate drawing to gain both technical mastery and an intuitive understanding of nature. She also will share with you simple secrets of oil painting as well as her “way of seeing”.
Class includes short lectures, discussions, painting, and individual instruction and critique. Demonstrations will be in oil, but acrylic and pastel painters are welcome. A supply list will be sent with your confirmation (approximate cost $120); you may have many of these supplies if you are already a painter.

Workshops and Classes Taught at Everett Community College

2001 Tower Street
Everett, WA 98201
Ph: 425-267-0150

Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Painting

 Tuesdays, Every Quater, 6:00-9:50 p.m.
Class Item # ART 104, 3 credits

----Course designed for non-majors. Introduction to materials and techniques of oil painting with emphasis on representation of the visual world through form, shape, color, value, and texture, and principles and elements of art as they apply to painting. Self-support, non-tuition class.

Class Item # ART 105, 3 credits

----Intermediate course designed for non-majors. Emphasizing form, shapes, color, value and texture. May include an exploration of expression and style, and an investigation of styles, movements, and material in painting through history.

Class Item # ART 106, 3 credits

----Advanced course designed for non-majors. Further exploration of style, expression, investigation of movements, styles and material in painting through history.