Domas Studio

10/15/2026

This November, I am offering a Color Theory series that I think will genuinely change the way you see the world around you.

Four Monday evenings, just one hour each, and you will begin to understand how colors interact, how they shape mood and emotion, and how to mix them with intention in your own artwork. Whether you have been painting for years or you have never touched a brush, this class meets you right where you are.

It is the kind of foundational knowledge that makes everything you create after it feel more confident and alive.

10/15/2026

Creativity and business go hand in hand!! 🎨

10/14/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Assumption & Moweaqua Farmers Market on Saturday. We are always so grateful for the community support, and we are so lucky to have such phenomenal vendors who show up and pour into this town.

We had four kiddos stop by and take part in the chalk drawing, and it honestly made our whole day.

To those four families, we want to gift your child a free class at Domas Studio as a thank you for coming out and creating with us. No catch at all. Just our small way of saying we are glad you were there.

Reach out to us through Domas Studio Messenger to connect with Grace directly, and we will get your kiddo plugged into a session. Classes are available for ages 2 through 18, so no matter how old your young artist is, there is something here for them.

We hope to see you in the studio and at the next farmers market.

10/14/2026

One of my favorite things about running a small-town art studio is what happens between people when they sit down to make something together.

Neighbors who have lived a mile apart for years finally really meet.

Strangers leave as friends.

Art has a way of opening people up that not many other things can, and in a town like Assumption, that matters more than I can say.


Enjoy these pictures from last week at the studio. We’ve been so busy making art & connections that we’ve forgot to post class updates!! 😜

10/14/2026

This class is for the person who has always wanted to paint a face but felt like it had to look exactly right to be worth trying.

Starting November 2nd, we spend four Monday evenings learning a looser, more painterly approach to portraiture, one that is about color relationships, layering, and finding your own brushwork rather than chasing perfect realism. You will learn how to see the structure of a face, transfer your drawing onto paper, and then build a portrait that feels bold and alive using brushes and palette knives.

No prior portrait experience is needed, just an open mind and a real love of paint.

10/14/2026

Have you ever made art with sunlight? This Sunday we are exploring cyanotype, one of the oldest photographic processes ever used, and you do not need a single bit of art experience to join us. You will arrange leaves, petals, or found objects on a scarf, step outside, and let the sun do the printing for you. What you take home is a one-of-a-kind wearable piece that is part science experiment, part artwork, and completely yours. All supplies are provided, and spots for October 18th are going fast.

💛Cyanotype Sun Printing on a Scarf

Have you ever used sunlight to make art?

This Sunday, October 18, we are exploring cyanotype, one of the earliest photographic processes ever invented, right here at Domas Studio.

You will arrange natural objects and materials on a scarf, step out into the sunshine, and let the light do the printing for you, creating soft blue-toned designs that are completely one of a kind.

No experience is needed, all supplies are included, and you will walk away with a wearable piece of art you made with your own hands. It is a beautiful way to spend a Sunday morning.

10/13/2026

On this day in 1860, the first aerial photograph ever taken in America was captured from a hot air balloon floating above Boston, Massachusetts.

For the first time, people could see their own familiar city from a completely new angle, and it changed how the world understood perspective and what art could reveal. That same spirit of seeing things differently is at the heart of what we believe at Domas Studio. Art is not just about making things. It is about learning to slow down and look.

To learn more about this Albumen silver print from glass negative visit The Met’s extensive research catalogue. Direct link below!

-Photograph-

“Boston, as the Eagle and the Wild Goose See It” by James Wallace Black and Samuel Archer King
Photo courtesy of Metropolitan Museum of Art. Gilman Collection, Purchase, Ann Tenenbaum and Thomas H. Lee Gift, 2005

10/13/2026

Join us for a 6-week series created for seniors to gather, create, and connect through the arts. Each Monday afternoon, we'll explore a new fine arts concept, from art history, watercolor to fiber art and more!

While every class introduces new skills, the heart of this series is community and relationships. Slow down, share stories, and enjoy meaningful time together. Coffee and hot tea provided each week.

Mondays, November 9, 16, 23, and 30, and December 7 and 14
1:00 to 2:30 PM

•Held on our first level, with accessibility thoughtfully considered.
•A donation per class is welcomed for those who are able. Walk-ins are always welcome.

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