Gloria Miller Allen AWS, TWSA, WW, NWWS
Sept 26-Oct 1, 2010
(Four Teaching Days)
Deep into Basics for Serious Students of Any Level
Returning for the 2nd year in 2010
www.gloriamillerallen.com
Gloria’s workshop is designed for the serious student who desires a firm grasp of basics. She believes powerful academic practices are fundamental to growth. Her down-to-earth studies promote confidence and better understanding not only of the basic tools we all want at our fingertips: color, values, design, perspective, creative spirit, but also the development of a rich awareness of personal strengths, weaknesses, preferences, emerging-style, and a focus on personal artistic goals. Gloria’s media is watercolor but artists of other medias are welcome because most of the lessons apply to ART in general. Your time will be spent between color, values, design, and finally pulling it all together.
Gloria lived in Idaho for over 30 years, though she spent her childhood in the Midwest. Her first job was in the Litho Art Department of Hallmark Cards headquarters in Kansas City. Gloria was 18 years old, and learned an incredible amount about color and value contrasts in painting. After marriage, she and her husband moved to Corvallis, OR for his graduate program. After a PhD, they moved their family of five to East Brunswick, New Jersey for about 5 years - then they moved to Idaho. She has painted all her life, but out west it became more of a passion. From Mid-America and from Coast to Coast Gloria has enjoyed and struggled with paint. In April of 2006 she received signature membership in the American Watercolor Society (AWS).
She has always considered her drawing-board her classroom, and loves the image of being a perpetual student. Thousands of paintings become un-purchasable knowledge. She is grateful that her life has allowed her to explore this watercolor world.
Studio: Something for all levels - BEGINNERS WELCOME.
Gloria offers a partial tuition scholarship.
Workshop Fee: $395 + tax
Room & One Dinner Fee: $309 + tax
Class Fees Explained
Workshop Itinerary






Workshop Itinerary
Sunday 9/26
Check-In to your unit at Dillman’s (check-in time is 3:00)
5:00 Welcome Reception
6:00 Dinner
Monday – Thursday 9/27-9/30
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Class in Session
Thursday 9/30
4:00 Farewell Champagne Toast
Thursday night’s accommodations are part of the room package for this workshop
Friday 10/1
Depart - check-out time is 10:00
Day students are
welcome to attend the Welcome Reception and Farewell Reception (included in
your package). You are also invited to join the class for breakfasts
and dinners (additional fee).
PAL’s (Participants at large) can vacation at Dillman’s
for $300, includes accommodations. Costs for breakfasts, dinners and receptions
are additional.
Box lunches are available at Dillman’s for an additional fee.
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