Mosaic Arts Loft

You know how most people never received real art skill training? And when they do draw, they are discouraged at their level of ability? I'm a degree-holding Artist BFA, MFA, and Art Teacher. In my teaching studio Mosaic Arts Loft we don’t just make art, we build artists! I provide all art materials needed to support your lessons that show you how to draw what you see with ease, as you take your dr

awings into painting, sculpting or pottery wheel throwing. If you ever want to try it, the process is really simple. First, we have a quick, 10-minute meeting in your first Art lesson, where I find out what you like to create and what challenges you want to overcome. Second, I design you own unique art lesson path to reach your goals. You will start working in a step-by-step process towards laying a foundation to support your masterpiece. You enjoy making art without the frustration of not knowing what to do next as I guide you through your training. Third, I help hold you accountable each week you attend your 55minute lesson where you build towards your masterpiece When it comes to Art Making, “tomorrow” never comes because our creativity never shouts at us, it is a quiet tugging in our hearts. The time to invest in your art skill growth is today. My clients enjoy both the creative learning process as well as enjoying their work on display outside of their own home. They get to share their thoughts and dreams through their art, and their growing art community grows closer each day. They feel listened to, supported and understood. All because they spend an hour a week in art skill training developing their art ability level while discovering their unique personal art style. I’ve got time on my schedule if you want to talk about your art skill development needs as you discover your unique personal art style. Ann Brucker received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1983 from Washington University in St Louis and a Masters of Fine Arts degree in 1988 from University of Washington where she worked under Patti Warashina. She also studied in a one-year residency program at Philadelphia College of Arts with Bill Daley. Since 1983 Ann has taught Art to all ages in museums, schools and community centers, as well as in her art studios. Ann has lived in Sherwood since 1999 with her husband Brad and 3 growing young adult children.