Saturday, February 8th,  9:00 am to 12:00 pm.

Unleash your inner artist and capture the vibrant energy of the rooster in watercolor! In this exciting class with Pam Carraway, you'll learn to paint these majestic birds in all their colorful glory. From the intricate details of their feathers to the dynamic poses, you'll discover how to bring these iconic farm animals to life on paper.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced watercolorist, this class will provide you with the skills and inspiration to create stunning rooster portraits. Pam will guide you step-by-step through the process, teaching you how to mix colors, control washes, and capture the essence of your subject.

Let your creativity soar as you explore the beauty and character of these fascinating birds.

Unleash your creativity and appreciate the often-overlooked beauty of these fascinating creatures.

All supplies included and all levels welcome. Feel free to bring your own supplies if you prefer.

About Pam

Pam Carraway is a watercolor painter and teacher from Edmonds, WA. She loves playing with colors and learning the ins and outs of what can be done with watercolor. Fur, feathers, and faces are her favorite subjects. Pam has been selected for the Edmonds Arts Festival Gallery 2021 - 2023 and was a selected artist in the Edmonds Artwalk February 2023. She also teaches at Cole Art Studio, Red Sky Gallery, and Mystic Art Supply. Pam's artwork can be found at Mystic Art Supply or the Edmonds Summer Market. She is also available for pet portrait commissions. Pam Carraway

Join the Art Critique Group!

A Supportive Space for Artists

The Art Critique Group is a welcoming community for artists of all levels. Bring in a piece of your artwork, share your creative process, and receive constructive feedback from fellow artists. You'll also have the opportunity to learn from others and gain new insights.

When: Once a month, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Where: Picket Fence Art Studio

Cost: Free

Registration: Required

Bring one piece of art and beverages and snacks to share.

Don't miss this chance to connect with other artists, grow your skills, and inspire your creativity!

Ages 18+

Saturday Single Drop In Oil Painting - This class is oil painting lessons for students 14 and over, mixed adults and teens.  Open to new and existing students.  All levels of skill welcome.

10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Oil Painting is not something you can learn in an afternoon.  For new students, please plan on attending at least three Single Drop In classes or register for one of the monthly sessions.

Students work on their own projects, at their own pace.  Please email me your reference images before class starts. Ipad's work great for viewing your reference images. I can also print them for you.

Let me know if you have any questions!

 All Levels Welcome,Registration includes a $15 supply fee

March 1, 8 and 15th

Saturdays at 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

• Weekly for two hours
• Limited to five students

Come play with clay and learn the fundamentals of ceramics wheel throwing. Topics covered include throwing on the wheel, trimming, and glazing techniques. Students will learn to create functional and decorative pieces using the pottery wheel.  

Ages 13+

March 1, 8 and 15

Saturdays at 4:00 - 6:00 pm

Registration includes a $15 supply fee

Saturday Open Studio: A Creative Haven

Join us for a relaxed and inspiring open studio session. This is the perfect opportunity to practice your wheel-throwing and handbuilding skills. You'll have access to our well-equipped studio and guidance from our resident artist.

What to expect:

Independent Practice: Work at your own pace, experimenting with different techniques and styles.

Expert Guidance: Our resident artist will be on hand to offer advice and support.

A Creative Community: Connect with other potters and share your passion for clay.

Open to students with prior wheel experience who can work independently. 

 All Levels Welcome,  Registration includes a $15 supply fee

March 3, 10 and 17th

Mondays 6:30 - 8:30 pm

• Weekly for two hours
• Limited to five students

Come play with clay and learn the fundamentals of ceramics wheel throwing. Topics covered include throwing on the wheel, trimming, and glazing techniques. Students will learn to create functional and decorative pieces using the pottery wheel. 

All levels are welcome.

This is a mixed Teen and Adult Class - Ages 13 +

Oil Painting Open Paint 

March 4, 11, 18 and 25

Tuesdays, 3:30 - 5:30

This class is oil painting and drawing lessons for students 14 and over, mixed adults and teens. 

If you are a new student, plan on spending your first class getting to know your oil color palette and completing a color wheel.  

After the first session, students work on their own pieces at their own pace. Most paintings require a minimum of three classes to complete. 

You can work from your photo reference or one of mine. See the BLOG page on the website for helpful tips and reference images. 

Please email me a copy of the image you would like to work from, your skill level, and anything in particular you are interested in learning.  

An iPad or laptop works best for viewing your images. Printed photos work as well.

Wear old clothes as oil paint stains. You will be added to the student newsletter, so check your junk email if you don't receive it. 

All supplies are provided, but please feel free to bring your favorite paintbrushes. We paint on canvas, but Ampersand Boards are available for an additional charge. 

Oil Painting Open Paint 

March 4, 11, 18 and 25

Tuesdays, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

This class is oil painting and drawing lessons for students 14 and over, mixed adults and teens. 

If you are a new student, plan on spending your first class getting to know your oil color palette and completing a color wheel.  

After the first session, students work on their own pieces at their own pace. Most paintings require a minimum of three classes to complete. 

You can work from your photo reference or one of mine. See the BLOG page on the website for helpful tips and reference images. 

Please email me a copy of the image you would like to work from, your skill level, and anything in particular you are interested in learning.  

An iPad or laptop works best for viewing your images. Printed photos work as well.

Wear old clothes as oil paint stains. You will be added to the student newsletter, so check your junk email if you don't receive it. 

All supplies are provided, but please feel free to bring your favorite paintbrushes. We paint on canvas, but Ampersand Boards are available for an additional charge.