Mixed Level Oil Painting | Monday Evenings | Nov. 2 - Dec. 7

$350.00

Monday Evenings, 6p - 8:30p.

This six-week class is designed for students with any level of painting experience. Beth Williams provides a nurturing environment for sharing material techniques and design principles.

Students will use their own photos for source material.

Featured Demonstration

Nighttime Landscapes: This class will feature a demonstration exploring the unique techniques of painting nighttime landscapes (including how to use personal photos as resource material) while students are welcome to work from subjects of their own choosing.

No experience required. Tuition $350 per student. Materials not included.

Supply List provided - see list in attached images

Monday Evenings, 6p - 8:30p.

This six-week class is designed for students with any level of painting experience. Beth Williams provides a nurturing environment for sharing material techniques and design principles.

Students will use their own photos for source material.

Featured Demonstration

Nighttime Landscapes: This class will feature a demonstration exploring the unique techniques of painting nighttime landscapes (including how to use personal photos as resource material) while students are welcome to work from subjects of their own choosing.

No experience required. Tuition $350 per student. Materials not included.

Supply List provided - see list in attached images

Meet your instructor!

Elizabeth Northcut Williams (“Beth”) is a fine artist living in North Charleston, SC whose diverse body of work can be found in collections all over the country. Since receiving her BFA in painting from the University of Evansville, she has developed a wide range of techniques in oil painting, watercolor, drawing, and mixed media. Creating everything from portraits to murals, Beth loves to translate ideas into meaningful visual expression, often combining traditional techniques with more contemporary, expressive applications. Inspired by beauty and redemption, she is forever grateful to honor the significance of her subjects.