Primitive Thanksgiving Turkey Workshop with Erik Stonebraker
Kick off the holiday season with a touch of rustic charm! Join local artist Erik Stonebraker for a hands-on painting workshop where you’ll create your own 16" x 20" Primitive Thanksgiving Turkey on canvas. Whether you’re looking to create a cozy Thanksgiving centerpiece or learn a new textured painting technique, this class is suitable for all skill levels. Come kick off the season and leave with a finished, ready-to-display piece!
- 16x20 Canvas
- Acrylic Painting
- Brushes & Pallet Knife
What Is Primitive Style/Design?
Primitive design is a style of home decoration inspired by the simple, handmade, practical furnishings of early American life, particularly the 1700s and 1800s.
It's a style that celebrates simplicity, age, craftsmanship, and imperfection. Instead of making everything look new, polished, and expensive, primitive decorating makes a home feel old-fashioned, warm, comfortable, and lived-in.
Why is it called "primitive"?
The word primitive in this context doesn't mean crude, ugly, or poorly made.
It refers to an earlier, simpler way of living, when people often made their own furniture, household items, and decorations using materials they had available.
DID YOU KNOW:
Learning to paint and play the piano physically alter and strengthen the brain. They enhance neuroplasticity, build new neural pathways, and improve memory. Both activities are proven to reduce stress by lowering cortisol, while boosting fine motor skills and fostering emotional intelligence.
For teens and adults. No experience necessary.
Please be sure to register and pay before class using the buttons below. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the instructor.
Fee: $55, includes supplies (please bring a hair dryer if you have one).
Instructor: Erik Stonebraker
702-684-3684
