TOP 10 ART AND CRAFT CLASSES IN AUSTIN, USA - PAGE 5

Hosted by SVA's MFA Fine Arts Department, this internationally renowned program offers artists an opportunity to work intensively in a private studio and receive individual critiques from faculty selected for their diversity, professional achievement and critical engagement.

This course is an introduction to ceramics as an art form and mode of communication. Various construction and sculptural techniques will be explored with special attention to the diverse possibilities of clay.

Digital Painting is an intensive foundation course created for anyone interested in learning how to create digital art.

Explore the possibilities of self-expression in jewelry by making a riveted ring. This one-week intensive will cover the necessary knowledge of non-ferrous metal and basic fabrication techniques such as cutting, drilling, filing, riveting and more (excluding heat work).

This class is for students who have a basic understanding of oil painting as well as the beginning oil painter. Students who wish to build a portfolio to apply for higher education will benefit from this class, as will those who want to improve their painting skills.

A beginning drawing course for those seeking an immersive experience in drawing instruction. This studio course emphasizes seeing form through the use of light and shadow, texture, line, and color.

Drawing is the most valuable skill in all the visual arts. This weekday drawing course is perfect for students looking to develop a strong, solid foundation.

Capture natural vistas in open compositions including backgrounds, skies, or buildings. Bring photos to work from: a place with meaning will give your work uniqueness.

Our popular intensive Oil Painting class equips beginners with the essentials to use this versatile paint medium to express their own ideas with confidence. This art experience is suitable for total beginners or intermediate and returning students.

This class is fantastic for kids for so many reasons. Developmentally, working in clay assists hand-eye coordination. Give a kid a lump of clay and their brain slows down to allow inspiration to manifest.