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  • Christdon Murray says:

    I am interested in mural wall art, airbrushing, the marketing for artists, and faux finishing classes in the local area along with the time and dates of the current classes scheduled.

    • Arthur says:

      Hi Christdon,
      I am currently working on a schedule for the 2011 season and as a temporary curriculum I am holding 4 hour Saturday classes if there are enough participants (5-6 minimum). I do have a 4 day airbrush class coming in February which will be a great class. By going to my home page and signing up for my newsletter or go to the class page and sign up there. I will be announcing the dates when they are available. But for the Saturday classes you should call 239 417 1888. I advise people to sign up at least two weeks ahead of time in order to prepare and to make sure we have the minimum people attending.

  • janaki says:

    I love to learn mural.please send me the details.

    • Arthur says:

      Hi Janaki
      Glad to see your interest and what I have coming up at this point is a airbrush class with Dru Blair when I have enough commitments you can go to the “Class” page and go to “Airbrush Class” for more info.

  • Nancy Gage says:

    I am interested in a Mural class.

  • jim marino says:

    Hi Arthur,Me again.Would like to do some of your 4 hr. on murals.I also need to learn the door panel tricks.I have some doors that are perfect in my tuscan style home.Jim Marino

    • Arthur says:

      Hi Jim,
      Actually I never really thought about doing a 4 hour mural class because there are too many things that need to be covered. However I am discussing mural classes with various guest instructors from around the country and even a few from Europe. These type of classes are anywhere from 2 days to as many as 7 days depending on size and subject. The door panel I think you are referring to is a wood grained trompe loeil study. Lots to learn with this technique and would also involve a couple of days. I appreciate the feed back and suggestions because I need to know what students are wanting to learn and can approach the schedule effectively keep them coming…

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