Mid-Year Registration

I am excited to announce that New Hope Christian Fellowship has re-arranged their space and purchased more chairs.  That means that we are now able to accomodate more students!

SKETCH meets September through May
on the 3rd Friday of every month

6:30 - 8:00 PM

at New Hope Christian Fellowship,

292 Route 101, Bedford, NH 03110
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You can view the calendar of our upcoming classes at: http://sketchartprogram.blogspot.com/p/schedule-calendar.html

To join mid-year, just fill out the form below and send your $20 mid-year registration fee to:

SKETCH Children's Art Program
99 Liberty Hill Road
Bedford, NH 03110


As usual, registration is on a first come-first served basis.

SKETCH students are required to provide their own supplies.  Our entire supply list will not be necessary, however, if you are joining mid-year.  As of January 1, the required materials for the rest of the course include only:

• 1 package Tru Ray Acid Free Construction Paper (assorted colors) - 12”x18” - can be shared
• Reeves Water Soluable Wax Pastels - set of 12 - need 1 set per student
• 3 Drawing Pencils #HB, 2B, and 4B - need 1 set per student
• Red ink pad - can be shared
• Grumbacher Filbert Brush synthetic, size 8- 1 per student
• Prang crayons, one 8 color set - need: 1 set per student
• 1  glue stick - can be shared
• 1 pair Scissors - need 1 per student
• 1 kneaded eraser - can be shared
• 1 extra small container with lid - need 1 per student
• 1 everyday pencil with an eraser

Note: Please make sure that all supplies are clearly labeled with your family’s name.  Children work at large tables, and supplies often roll.  Collecting materials at the end of the day is much easier if they are marked.  Address labels work well for this purpose.  

I look forward to learning alongside you!

Paul Klee

We are going to be creating water soluable wax abstract images in the style of Paul Klee in class next week!

Paul Klee

1879-1920

German/Swiss

"Paul Klee", 1911

Alexander Eliasberg

Please take some time to study this famous image by Paul Klee before class.  Take a look at the title and see if your child can tell you why the artist chose to describe it that way.

Twittering Machine
Paul Klee
1922
Watercolor and ink
MoMA, New York

In preparation you will need the following items:

• Tru Ray Acid Free Construction Paper (assorted colors) - 12”x18” 1 per student  
• Reeves Water Soluble Wax Pastels (sometimes called watercolor crayons) - set of 12 - need 1 set per student
• Grumbacher Filbert Brush synthetic, size 8- 1 per student
• Prang crayons, one 8 color set - need: 1 set per student - check to make sure you have black
• 1  glue stick - can be shared
• 1 extra small container with lid - need 1 per student

• Several paper towels
• everyday pencil with an eraser

Looking forward to seeing you at 6:30 on Friday, December 19th!