Clipboards and drawing materials will be available at each session for you to use. JLI will supply a few simple mediums -- pencils, markers, etc. Feel free to bring any other tools you prefer.
Dress comfortably. You're likely to come away from every session with ink on your hands.
Lead Artists are there to demonstrate and will be happy to answer questions.
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The Second Satuday series will focus on supporting each participating artist to reach a new "personal best" in their artistic endeavors. The Club's Lead Artist will introduce various art competitions, challenging participants to move beyond their comfort zones. Each session we'll experiment with different techniques. Members may choose to prepare works for competition, or incorporate new skills in their own projects or practice pieces.
Each meeting will begin with a display and review of member artwork. Bring something you've finished recently, are still struggling with, or are just beginning. All Club artists are committed to providing helpful critiques to support each other's artistic growth.
YOU are invited to join us -- to watch and to draw. Come for a single session or for every session. Just stop by JLI on meeting dates.
Please join us for a delightful afternoon and evening, including dinner, at this magical foothills destination. This event marks the opening of Oakwilde's annual juried sculpture exhibit, and is a fundraiser benefitting JLI. You'll be glad you did.
This series of free art workshops, offered in collaboration with the Haggin Museum, was sponsored by the Stockton Arts Commission.
Meetings alternated between the Museum, where the Club studied the works of master painters, and JLI studios where member artists experimented with the same techniques they'd seen at the Museum.
This series of free life drawing workshops sponsored by the Stockton Arts Commission continued throughout the year and were open to everyone.
Events included a night at the Ports' Homerun Hill, a Downtown Art Walk, a Victory Park free concert, Wat Dharmararam temple, Dell 'Osso Pumpkin Maze, Weberstown, JLI Studios, Sherwood Mall, the Haggin Museum, Stockton Skate Park, Asparagus Festival, Mickie Grove Zoo, and the San Joaquin Fair.
This series of free life drawing workshops was sponsored by United Way. Participants learned to draw faces, sitting figures, standing figures, people in motion, and finally, with the help of Stockton Animal Shelter Friends, animals.
A DIGEST OF DRAWINGS PRODUCED AT THESE WORKSHOPS IS AVAILABLE AT THIS LINK: