Upcoming Classes in Dallas
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Not at all. Classes are perfect for beginners or those looking to improve their existing practice, and no previous oil painting experience is required. Your instructor will walk you through each step and provide 1 on 1 support.
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Yes. All supplies are included for use in class, so just bring yourself. Oil paintings are still wet when you leave, so you can bring a brown paper grocery bag to carry yours home, or use our newsprint paper.
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In-person classes are at Trade Oak Cliff, inside Tyler Station in Dallas, TX.
1300 S. Polk St. Suite #234. 1300 S. Polk St #234 Dallas, TX
Enter 4 doors down from Oak Cliff Brewery.
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Yes, BYOB is welcome! There is also a brewery in our building, and food trucks outside.
If you would like to eat, arrive early because eating while using oil paint is discouraged.
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Classes are designed for adults. The recommended age is 14 and up, and minors must be accompanied by an adult with their own ticket.
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Because each class is a one-time event, reschedules and refunds aren’t available. You’re welcome to gift your ticket to a friend: just email morganjarts@gmail.com with their name and info.
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All supplies are included, and no prior experience necessary!
Sunday Nov 15th 1:30-4PM
Capture the quiet beauty of light and shadow in this soft, atmospheric oil painting class. Inspired by glowing windows at sunset, you’ll create a single painting featuring silhouetted plants.
In this workshop, we’ll focus on building luminous, layered color using a sunset-inspired pastel palette and blending oils to achieve soft, glowing light transitions.
Students will be guided step-by-step through the oil painting process, including color mixing, brushwork, creating movement, and layering paint to achieve rich colors and buttery blends. Expect 1 on 1 guidance and help through out the class, and a relaxing afternoon of creativity.
Recommended age 14 and up. Minors to be accompanied by adults with their own tickets.
*Prepare a space in your car to take your painting home- it will still be wet to the touch as oil paintings take a long time to dry. You can lay it flat in the trunk, or bring a brown paper grocery bag to store it in during transport