Texture painting students come from far and wide hoping to learn our simple painting techniques that would equip them with a skill to produce unique artistry. While the origin of all of the students is not always known, there are some students who share a little about themselves and where
Do you have a young artisan in your home but have taken their natural abilities for granted? Perhaps that interest is an indication of sorts of what the future may hold for your young artist. The art field is broad and imaginative including areas such as wall covering design, designs
Dianne Edwards of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA is a fashion designer who is passionate about taking her craft to new levels. I was contacted by Dianne concerning the Paint with Texture classes I offer online. Dianne’s immediate interest was learning how to paint with texture so she signed up for the class without
Reading about the graduates of a recent texture painting class in a local journal was all Sherelle Wallace needed to get her started on her exciting and colorful journey. Well, not literally colorful… I have to smile when I say that because no matter what color Sherelle painted, she
Yes young folks can begin making money too but you don’t have to take my word for it. Ask 11th grade student Davette Morley a graduate of a recent Texture Painting Class in Savannah Sound Eleuthera. Davette is already selling her wares at the local venues held on the
Multi-talented is perhaps an understated description of the people taking the texture painting class in Central Eleuthera. A common thread throughout most of the students regardless of their profession was that they all were working on a second or even third stream of income. Such tenacity kept students like Ms.
Two south Eleuthera vendors Mary Whylly and Juneninka Mackey signed up for the island’s Texture Painting Class in Tarpum Bay Eleuthera. Their goal was to diversify and refine the souvenir and craft products they were offering to their customers on the cay. Mary was a bright spot in the class
Dornell’s is a quaint island store nestled in Govenor’s Harbor , Eleuthera, a stone’s throw away from Cupid’s Cay, hailed as the Bahamas’ first capital city. From the outside, Dornell’s beckons passersby to stop in to have a look around. Once in the store, a rush of color comes at
Armed with a passion for creating handbags with an exotic twist, Harbor Island’s hair stylist Christine Johnson closed the doors to her business for the week to invest in what could very well be a booming second career. Born and raised on the island of Long Island Christine grew up
I walked into a room charged with great expectation and smiling faces. At this time of the evening having to wait for me to arrive from a flight that was delayed several hours had not dampened the student’s zeal. I felt immediately refreshed. This group’s hunger for the skill
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