Alcohol Inks Class with Judy Wilder-Dalton

Come enjoy the free flowing creative experience of alcohol ink painting that will delight and amaze beginning artist to the experienced artist.
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Alcohol inks are an acid-free, highly-pigmented, and fast drying medium to be used on non-porous surfaces. Mixing colors can create a vibrant marbled effect and the possibilities can only be limited by what you are willing to try. During the class, I will be give demos on techniques and materials to work with and instruction on how to seal your work to last.  You will have fun exploring the possibilities and getting in touch with your ART spirit.  All supplies are furnished, including the alcohol inks, alcohol, brushes and tools, yupo paper, and ceramic tiles. No art experience is required!

​Date:: July 30, 2016       All supplies provided
Time: 9 am -12 noon   OR 2:30 to 5:30 pm
Love Energy Exchange:  $100 per person
A.R.E. Members:  $90.00
Percentage donated  to the A.R.E. Center
Madalyn Kennedy's Office #12 at the Edgar Cayce A.R.E. Center, 7800 Amelia Road, Houston, Texas

Please let us know which time you prefer for your class and your phone number. There is a comment or notes area in the pay pal cart before your submit.  We will contact you for confirmation.  YEAAA - -and Thanks!!

Judy Wilder Dalton  - Artists of Texas, Signature Member

​Judy is a native East Texan, and now resides in the beautiful and peaceful setting of Holly Lake Ranch, Texas.  Growing up in the natural and colorful settings of East Texas is reflected in her colorful abstract oil landscapes. She began painting in her early 20’s while raising a family of three, taking every opportunity to study art through classes and workshops.  Her studies have included private ateliers with master artists.  Her work has been exhibited in many national and international exhibitions and one woman shows.  Judy has won numerous awards for her paintings, and her work can be found in private and public collections throughout the United States.

Artist Statement:  Finding Art in Life and Life in Art.       I find that art is a part of how we live. I hope that my art reflects how I see life....with great appreciation and gratitude!"
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