Come learn the history and techniques of miniature painting with Artist Beth de Loiselle. The workshop is an in-depth, half-day workshop at the Capitoline Center in historic Ellicott City. Held on November 14th, Beth will present a brief history of the art form and share visual examples at various stages of completion, along with practical tips on this detailed painting process. Students will have ample time to begin their own piece(s) while gaining insight into composition, materials, and technique.For artists working in acrylic or oil paints. Class size is limited to 12 participants. All registrants must supply their own materials for this workshop. A recommended supply list will be provided. Snacks will be provided; you are welcome to bring lunch. MPSGS member fee is $65; non-member free is $85. To register click here.

About Beth de Loiselle: Beth's unique technique stems from the fundamentals of the old masters taught to her at the Schuler School of Fine Arts. Since her graduation in 2005, she has taught at the Schuler School of Fine Arts and Mitchell School. She conducts workshops in Animal art, Floral oil painting, scratchboard, and the art of miniature. Beth's artwork can be found throughout the United States and in France, England and Switzerland. She is an award-winning artist who has been lauded in International Artist Magazine and the Artist Magazine. Beth is represented by Dog and Horse Gallery in Charleston, SC. Visit https://www.bethdeloiselle.com/.