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solos. No guitar experience is necessary. Please bring an acoustic or electric instrument- visit Pendleton Music Co. for affordable instrument rentals. TUESDAYS, 6:00 – 7:00PM, JAN. 10 – MARCH 14, NO CLASS FEB. 14 (9 SESSIONS) $50 MEMBERS / $55 NON-MEMBERS STILL LIFE PAINTING IN ACRYLICS NIKA BLASSER, INSTRUCTOR Grounded in classical techniques, but with plenty of room for play, this still life painting class is a great chance to explore a new medium or refresh old skills. Students will create a large-format painting based on direct observation, as well as practice skills with shorter visual exercises. We will talk about spatial relationships, measuring and sighting techniques, basic color theory and paint mixing, as well as how to paint using the 3 stage process of development to gradually build a beautiful work of art. Students will be provided with a high quality 18 x 24 inch canvas for their painting and a generous supply of acrylic paints and brushes will be available for use. All skill levels are welcome, class is limited to 5 students. TUESDAYS, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM, FEB. 21 – MARCH 21 (5 SESSIONS) $70 MEMBERS / $75 NON-MEMBERS + $20 MATERIALS FEE SOUL FOOD— PENCIL, PASTEL, PEN & INK SHARI DALLAS, INSTRUCTOR CERAMIC FORMS: WHEEL THROWING TECHNIQUES MARIE PRATUCH, INSTRUCTOR A class for those who love to draw In this 6-part advanced drawing class, we’ll indulge ourselves—maybe lose track of time—for an hour and a half each week as we dig in, exploring traditional drawing tools and materials to develop a series of fully-realized still life drawings. Bring an old sketchbook for warm-ups, but everything else will be provided. Use the pottery wheel to make functional ceramic forms. Marie will share info about process, materials, and tools, and students will get plenty of wheel-time to practice. All materials supplied in class, including clay and ample open studio time. WEDNESDAYS, 6:00 - 7:30 PM, FEB. 8 – MARCH 15 (6 SESSIONS) $65 MEMBERS / $70 NON-MEMBERS + $10 MATERIALS FEE KNITTING 102 NIKII MURTAUGH, INSTRUCTOR You’ve got the hang of knit and purl, but want to move beyond that scarf or dish cloth. This class will boost you into the next phase of knitting. We’ll work on a project that you can master, with lots of individual attention and group fun! Bring your own needles and yarn; Nikii will contact you with specifics about what you’ll need before the first session. With student interest, another 5 week session may be offered beginning on February 21. WEDNESDAYS, 6:00 - 8:00 PM, FEB. 8 – MARCH 15 (6 SESSIONS) $75 MEMBERS/ $80 NON-MEMBERS + $15 MATERIALS FEE STAINED GLASS CELIA HAMPTON, INSTRUCTOR Learn to craft beautiful stained glass pieces. Over the course of this class, you’ll start with the basics of glass cutting and work through the whole stained glass process. You’ll finish a simple, unique piece to brighten your home, or a few smaller pieces to give as gifts. No experience necessary and ample open studio time will be available outside of class. THURSDAYS, 6:00 - 8:00 PM, JAN. 19 – MARCH 9 (8 SESSIONS) $70 MEMBERS / $75 NON-MEMBERS + $5 MATERIALS FEE TUESDAYS, 6:30 – 8:00PM, JAN. 10 – FEB. 7 (5 SESSIONS) $55 MEMBERS/ $60 NON-MEMBERS W E'RE HERE FOR YOU. St. Anthony Hospital's nutrition and diabetes services offer nutritional counseling tailored to your needs, as w ell as diabetic education classes and healthy eating classes. Call Christine Guenther of nutrition services at 541-278-3235 or M elissa N aff at 541-278-3249 to find out how our nutritional counseling services can help you. 2801 St. Anthony W ay, Pendleton, OR 11