Saturday, July 11 | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (1 hour lunch break)
Ages: 20 and up
All materials for class will be provided. Please bring your own paint apron or shirt. In a step-by-step, layered acrylic and glaze process, Tarah will guide you using your own 24 × 24 canvas artwork.
About Tara:
Tarah Spratt has been a professional working artist since 1996. She holds a degree in Art from the University of Texas at Arlington and brings a strong background in both education and hands-on creative practice. Tarah has taught art in a traditional school setting for nine years, in addition to many years of experience leading private lessons, art camps, and studio classes.
She is the Owner and Lead Artist of The Creative Ostrich, a mural and faux finishing company that has taken her across the United States to work on a wide range of distinctive projects. Her portfolio includes notable locations such as The Bible Museum in Washington, D.C., and the Titanic Museums in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Branson, Missouri, as well as numerous churches, medical facilities, commercial properties, private residences, and daycare centers. Tarah is passionate about the creativity and sense of adventure that each unique project brings.
Saturday, July 11 | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (1 hour lunch break)
Ages: 20 and up
All materials for class will be provided. Please bring your own paint apron or shirt. In a step-by-step, layered acrylic and glaze process, Tarah will guide you using your own 24 × 24 canvas artwork.
About Tara:
Tarah Spratt has been a professional working artist since 1996. She holds a degree in Art from the University of Texas at Arlington and brings a strong background in both education and hands-on creative practice. Tarah has taught art in a traditional school setting for nine years, in addition to many years of experience leading private lessons, art camps, and studio classes.
She is the Owner and Lead Artist of The Creative Ostrich, a mural and faux finishing company that has taken her across the United States to work on a wide range of distinctive projects. Her portfolio includes notable locations such as The Bible Museum in Washington, D.C., and the Titanic Museums in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and Branson, Missouri, as well as numerous churches, medical facilities, commercial properties, private residences, and daycare centers. Tarah is passionate about the creativity and sense of adventure that each unique project brings.
