Carrie T., Savannah, Georgia Abstract Painting Teacher

Teaches online

Teaches Advanced

All ages

Teaching since 2008

Figurative Art - Master of Fine Arts

About Carrie T.

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I hold a Master's degree of Fine Arts from New York Academy of Art, and have been teaching art professionally for over 5 years. I am happy to work with anyone who wants to explore their artistic side, and gain new abilities in art. I am offering high-quality, multimedia fine art classes, including custom lesson planning specific to your goals and materials. I have taught both children and adults to enjoy creating art. Working with you to design a curriculum that will enrich your own (or your child's) abilities and life. I am well qualified to teach advanced through beginner artists. I have worked in in many different mediums, and can teach a variety of styles Including observation and imagination - to create both realistic and abstract artwork. I specialize in drawing, painting (oil or acrylic) pastels and watercolor. I also offer clay, fashion drawing, design, iPad art, mixed media, collage, and stop-motion animation. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Instructor details

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W Waldburg St

Student's Home

Teaching Hours

Monday

5:30 AM-7 PM

Tuesday

5:30 AM-7 PM

Thursday

5:30 AM-7 PM

Friday

5:30 AM-10 AM

Saturday

5 AM-6:30 PM

Sunday

5 AM-6 PM

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Pricing

60 minutes

$40

90 minutes

$60

120 minutes

$80

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Experience

Artist Sitter

May, 2011 - Aug, 2012

Sitters Studio

As a specialized childcare provider, taught children basic artistic skills to develop a foundation for artistic growth and future artistic aspirations.

Jewelry Designer

Aug, 2012 - Nov, 2014

JCL Design

Provide creative collaboration and jewelry design using technical drawing skills for large scale production.

Post Graduate Teaching Assistant

Sep, 2011 - May, 2012

New York Academy of Art

Comparative Anatomy: Facilitating equestrian anatomical study, through the creation of an ecorche of a horse. Training students to draw and sculpt animals in a professional manner. Structural Anatomy: Ensuring that students understand the anatomy and can accurately reconstruct the human body in both two-and three-dimensions. Duties for Structural Anatomy and Comparative Anatomy, both graduate-level classes, included giving daily lectures, teaching the uninstructed sessions, and providing structured critique of students’ work.

Teaching Artist

Jul, 2011 - Aug, 2015

Studio in a School

Long-term artist residence at PS145 Brooklyn and PS40 Queens, NY, instructing Pre-K, through Third grade. Develop and implement creative lessons for classes with a wide range of artistic mediums; working with both regular and special needs classes. Ensure all necessary supplies in place through budgeted orders; display students' work throughout the school. Completed extensive training in the areas of child psychology, classroom management, and the developmental stages related to learning art for all grade levels. Served as a mentor and training leader to new teachers.