Join us for an enchanting introductory sketching class at Randall's Farm, where we’ll capture the serene beauty of its winter landscapes. Under the guidance of an experienced instructor, you’ll explore techniques to portray the soft hues, frosted textures, and peaceful charm of the season. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or new to sketching, this class provides a warm and welcoming space to create, learn, and connect with the quiet magic of winter. Embrace the season’s unique beauty and bring it to life on your sketchpad!
Things you may want to bring: Sketching pad, pencil, blanket or seat
Please note, there are no bathroom facilities.
Open to the public. Priority to members. Maximum 20 people. RSVP required.
Diana Johnson is an environmental advocate and creative instructor with a Bachelor of Science in Geography and a minor in Marine Studies. She blends her environmental expertise with her love for the arts by teaching courses that inspire local stewardship of the natural world, while also guiding students in artistic expression, helping them to showcase their talents in exhibition.
In her approach, she seemingly integrates the dualities of art & science, delving into environmental and sustainability topics such as climate change resilience, conservation, and geological processes. Her goal is to not only convey the technical and analytic aspects of science, but to blend these with various artistic techniques and arts & crafts, creating a holistic and engaging approach to environmental education. Through her work, she creates safe space for individuals to grow and ponder location and place specific data, their own relationships and observations of nature, and their own artistic creations. Her efforts aim to inspire hope for community resilience, encourage creative solutions for environmentally impacted communities, and build artistic confidence by nurturing meaningful connections between community and their natural world.