Instructors & Classes

CODE	CLASS	LEVEL	INSTRUCTOR	OPEN	FULL	N/A
ALL WEEK - Sunday-Friday
A1	Upbeat Foundational	All	Gemma Black	X
A2	Calligraphy Meets Metal	All	Cynthia Cetlin	X
A3	The Book as Portal	All	Nancy Culmone	X
A4	Notes from the Muse - Polymer Clay	All	Dayle Doroshow			X
A5	Blackletter Miniscules/Majuscules	All	Ward Dunham			X
A6	The Yang & Yin of the Non-traditional Tool	All	Glen Epstein & Michael Clark	X
A7	Text & Texture: Calligraphy on Artist's Canvas	Int/Exp	Randall Hasson		X
A8	Ruling Pens Beyond the Rules	All	Thomas Hoyer			X
A9	Beginning with the Brush	Beg	Tom Kemp			X
A10	Copperplate	All	Jean Larcher		X
A11	Metallic Collage	All	Victoria Pittman	X
A12	Everything AND the Sink	All	Carl Rohrs	X
A13	Some Like It Hot - Ceramic Tiles	All	Sally Sanders-Garrett & Amity Parks			X
BEGINNING OF WEEK - Sunday-Tuesday
B1	Experimental Gilding	All	Denis Brown		X
B2	The Authentic Stroke - Calligraphy for Reproduction	Int	John Burns			X
B3	Value Contrast: Exploring the Gray	Int/Exp	Annie Cicale			X
B4	Unique Greeting Cards	All	Barbara Close		X
B5	Brush Lettering	All	Georgia Deaver		X
B6	Memory/Memento - Letters & Photos on Fabric	All	Lisa Engelbrecht		X
B7	Alphabet Inventions	All	Jean Formo		X
B8	Glass Expressions	All	Jennifer Grove	X
B9	Exposed Cord & Interactive Books	All	Michael Jacobs	X
B10	Miniature Painting & Illustrations	All	Sherri Kiesel		X
B11	Subtle Colors in the Night	All	Sherrie Lovler			X
B12	Don't Think! Just Get It Down!	Int/Exp	Judy Melvin		X
B13	Lettering Your Lineage	All	Holly Monroe	X
B14	Book Design Boogie	Int/Exp	Suzanne Moore		X
B15	Basic Digital Handlettering Design	Beg	Linda Moravits	X
B16	Tiny Writing	Int	Carol Pallesen		X
B17	Flaunt it with a Flourish	All	Myrna Rosen	X
B18	Art in Motion	All	Jacqueline Sullivan			X
B19	White on White	All	Peter Thornton	X
B20	Manuscript Study	All	Mark Van Stone			X
B21	Pushing Italic to the Limit	Int	Diane Von Arx			X
B22	Roman Cap Textures	All	Julian Waters	X
B23	Color: Using the Double Primary Palette	All	Sheila Waters			X
B24	The Journal is the Destination	All	Sharon Zeugin	X
CLOSE OF WEEK - Wednesday-Friday
C1	Gilding	All	Lorna Bambury	X
C2	Modern Celtic Script	Int	Denis Brown		X
C3	Promoting Your Calligraphy	Int	John Burns			X
C4	Watercolor Techniques	Int	Annie Cicale	X
C5	Color Backgrounds & Textures	All	Barbara Close	X
C6	The Art of Antiquing Paper	All	Harvest Crittenden		X
C7	Design	All	Georgia Deaver		X
C8	The Fabulous Hand Lettered Fabric Book	All	Lisa Engelbrecht		X
C9	Lettering as Illustration	All	Martha Ericson	X
C10	Walnut Ink Meets The Book	Int	Jean Formo	X
C11	The ABC's of Newsletter Design	All	Marcia Friedman			X
C12	Solar Etching	All	Sharon Hanse			X
C13	Text in Motion	All	Michael Jacobs	X
C14	Contemporary Decorated Letters	All	Sherri Kiesel		X
C15	Brush Magic	All	Judy Melvin		X
C16	Business of Calligraphy	All	Holly Monroe			X
C17	Casual Caps & Colorful Cards	Int	Carol Pallesen			X
C18	The Lazy Dog: Intricate Lettering with the Ruling Pen	Int/Exp	Stephen Rapp			X
C19	Drawn Letters	All	Myrna Rosen			X
C20	Invitation Design	All	Jacqueline Sullivan	X
C21	Lettering on Gazing Balls and Glass Spheres	Int/Exp	Leslie Tardy			X
C22	Playful Italic	All	Peter Thornton	X
C23	Squeezings Study	All	Mark Van Stone			X
C24	Gouache Collage	All	Diane Von Arx	X
C25	Blackletter Textures	All	Julian Waters	X
C26	Carolingian	All	Sheila Waters			X

FACULTY & CLASSES LIST Classes will be held daily, Sunday through Friday. The Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday classes will be held from 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.-5:00 p.m. The Tuesday and Friday classes will be in the morning only, 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Your class selection can be ONE 5-day class from Class Code Section A, or TWO 2.5-day classes, one from Class Code Section B and one from Class Code Section C. You may also choose to register for only one 2.5-day class. All classes have been listed with skill levels using the SKILL LEVELS guidelines below. Some classes are designed to incorporate more than one skill level. Some classes have NO calligraphic skill requirements. Many classes are designed for ALL skill levels where your previous experience is not a criterion. You are encouraged to pick classes in your skill level so that instructors may pace their teaching accordingly, and you will feel comfortable in the classroom environment. We want you to have a successful and rewarding week of learning at Celebration. If you have questions as to placement and appropriateness for your skill level, please contact Harvest Crittenden, Faculty Co-Chair at Harvest@acornarts.org SKILL LEVELS: Beginner - A person with little experience lettering but enthusiastic about learning letterforms and about the tools used. Intermediate - A person who has an understanding of more than one hand, uses a variety of writing tools, has explored the use of color and is comfortable in using basic design and layout skills. Experienced - A person who has a broad understanding of hands, use of tools, color and design concepts and is capable of independent study following initial instruction. TUTORIALS Celebration is offering participants the opportunity to pre-schedule a tutorial session with the faculty listed below. Each twenty-five minute session will allow individual students to interact with the chosen instructor(s), ask about your work, or about a specific subject in which the faculty member has expertise. It is important that you BRING RECENT WORK WITH YOU to show and discuss during your session! Sign up for tutorials on your registration form. Sessions will be scheduled between 5:15 p.m.-6:45 p.m. Sunday through Thursday with the exception of Tuesday. Cost is $25 per 25-minute session. Persons requesting a tutorial will be notified of the date, time and location.

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