“Dawn teaches art from the core of who she is. It’s a wonderfully organic experience and all-encompassing. Whatever the focus, it’s always far more than that. She teaches how to see things from the whole of your experience … and she generously shares hers.” - Rosemary Gardiner (workshop attendee) Register here for “Drawing for Painters” Summer Workshop 2024 in Peachbelt Studio’s private
This year the 34th Blue Coast Studio Tour & The 47th Art Coast of Michigan Gallery Tour, and Indigenous Peoples Weekend 2023- are All in One! Saturday and Sunday, October 7th & 8th, 10am-6pm. Click HERE for the Blue Coast Studios Map and Click HERE for the Art Coast Map
All are WELCOME to visit (bicycle wheels or other) as The Peachbelt hosts the 12th Annual Lakeshore Harvest Ride Saturday, September 16, 2023. The schoolhouse studio, gardens, and adjacent “if you are a dreamer” playhouse gift shop & signature “Kombucha Sunrise” shots will be open to 8:30am-5pm.
You are invited to visit the Oxbow House in Douglas, MI to see my recent oils of poppies until Sunday, Sept 3rd. Hours are Thurs-Saturday 11-5pm and Sunday 11-3pm. If you like the feel of a rich saturated
“Dawn teaches art from the core of who she is. It’s a wonderfully organic experience and all-encompassing. Whatever the focus, it’s always far more than that. She teaches how to see things from the whole of your experience … and she generously shares hers.” - Rosemary Gardiner (workshop attendee) Register here for “Drawing for Painters” Summer Workshop 2024 in Peachbelt Studio’s private
Maybe one more spot available . . .for “The Color Wheel” @ Oxbow School of Art - Oxbow Art on the Meadow Program / July 11-14, 10am-1pm Click here to register. This workshop is suitable for anyone wishing
Online Registration for "Architecture in the Landscape" with Dawn Stafford begins May 2019. http://www.ox-bow.org/art-on-the-meadow-workshops/
"Drawing from Nature"
In this multi-level workshop we will explore the rich botanical world of Oxbow’s 115 acre campus. Together we will practice the mediums of charcoal, conte crayons, and ink on paper as vehicles for what inspiration and sense of connectedness we may find.
Special emphasis will be given to the relationship between figure and ground, where and how drawing intersects painting with color, where observation intersects interpretation, and the individual and expressive personality of line-making.
Prior experience helpful, but not necessary.
Register here beginning May, 8th 2017 or call 269-857-5811
