Sky’s the Limit:
Skies you can actually paint and sell

3 Day Intense Sky & Cloud Workshop
March 27, 28, & 29, 2008

Increase your portfolio and profits while learning the techniques used by the masters. Study in Randy and Brian's professional art studio and showroom with side-by-side, hands on instruction located in the historical revolutionary war town of Freehold, NJ: 40 minutes from museum filled Manhattan and 10 minutes from the Jersey shore.

We have honed our teaching techniques of 14 years experience to the new & exciting "Step Formula"(tm) method. The class will be executed in a step-by-step process. Beginning with the properties of clouds and their construction, the class will move into developing intricate skies with subtle color changes and transitions. A lecture will be given on the concept of correct cloud formation and design used in various ceiling and wall environments, as well as producing detailed studies for 'Selling in the Job'!

This class is limited in size for maximum personal attention! We are only choosing a small group of selected artisans, so register now! Working with the timeless medium of artist oil paints and canvas, each student will produce a multiple collection of samples for their portfolio.

Payment Information
"Sky's the Limit: Skies you can actually paint and sell" - March 27, 28, & 29, 2008......$1,195.00

All supplies, including lunch, beverages and snacks, are included.
Deposit of $450.00 due 4 weeks prior to class. Balance due: March 27th.
List of accommodations and directions included upon receipt of deposit.
Please use our contact page if you have any further questions.

Testimonials from Former Students
"Randy and Brian are down to earth and helped to increase
the size and quality of my portfolio." - April Kuhn, Artist

"You guys are the greatest!" - Duc Nguren, Interior Designer

"Their instruction is not only insightful but poetic. Randy and Brian present
the information in a clear straightforward manner that makes it easy for students to
understand and grasp even the most difficult of concepts."
- Timothy W. Jahn, Director of Academy du Cret