Are you interested in learning to paint, but feel intimidated by traditional art classes? Look no further than Lorraine Skelskey-Chapin's painting class in Southbury, Connecticut.

Lorraine Skelskey-Chapin is an award-winning fine artist whose artwork is currently on exhibiting in the Finer Line Gallery in Mystic, Connecticut, Studio Hill in Woodbury, Connecticut, the Barn Gallery in New Fairfield, Connecticut, Lyme Art Association, and juried art shows around Connecticut. According to Lorraine’s website, “Lorraine’s paintings are primarily impressionistic landscape and gardens en plein aire, which allows her to express her passion for nature and art is reflected in her ability to communicate the energy and unique atmosphere of a scene. The paintings she creates are saturated with light and color.”

But Lorraine also offers a unique, fun, and intimate painting experience perfect for beginners and more experienced painters looking to refine their skills alike.

What sets Lorraine's class apart is the personalized attention she gives to each student. With an average class size of six, Lorraine ensures that each student receives one-on-one instruction and feedback. This means that you'll not only learn the fundamentals of painting, but also receive tailored guidance to help you improve your technique.

As an instructor, Lorraine's approach is all about making painting accessible and enjoyable. Her studio is a warm and welcoming environment designed to inspire creativity and foster a sense of community among students.

In addition to technical instruction, Lorraine's class emphasizes experimentation and self-expression. She encourages students to take risks and explore their own unique style.

So, if you're looking for a fun way to learn to paint in Connecticut, look no further than Lorraine Skelskey-Chapin's class. With personalized attention, a warm and welcoming environment, and a focus on experimentation and self-expression, you're sure to develop your skills and have a great time doing it.