
Morocco arrests the senses, from tilework geometry to Saharan quiet and rose-filled Atlas valleys. This round of Sketchbook Society takes us there through Kristy Kensinger's Art Passports to Morocco, a seven-lesson journey across mixed media, watercolor, portraiture, and oils. Part class, part immersion.



The first live creative class of the year has arrived. Join Kiala Givehand as she teaches you to transform one sheet of paper into three small handmade books for sketches, poetry, and quiet discoveries.

Home from Ireland and into a heavy gold Portuguese July, with bougainvillea wild on the back wall and parrots streaking the evening sky. This issue, Reverie, follows June's reaching outward with permission to simply enjoy what was found. Featuring Frederick Carl Frieseke's unhurried garden afternoons.

Paint skyscapes that trade realism for feeling. You'll study how clouds move and catch light, then work with moody palettes and bold brushwork to capture where the horizon dissolves into open sky. A class about looking up, slowing down, and finding your own expressive language for the celestial.

Flowers have a way of marking time, inviting us to slow down and pay attention. In Floret, join the talented Renee Mueller across six lessons to explore expressive, romantic florals, from styling reference photos to building moody blooms layered with luminous glazes. Paint what you see and feel.

What does it mean to truly notice a landscape and tell its story in your own visual language? In Gathered Moments, you'll gather and express your experience of the land through drawing, two kinds of prints, poetry, and watercolor, curating it all into a cohesive, personal collection.

Home from Ireland and into a heavy gold Portuguese July, with bougainvillea wild on the back wall and parrots streaking the evening sky. This issue, Reverie, follows June's reaching outward with permission to simply enjoy what was found. Featuring Frederick Carl Frieseke's unhurried garden afternoons.


