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Have you always wanted to try out this beautiful art form? Learn the fundamentals and be guided with step-by-step instructions. You will learn a new technique each week.

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Explore acrylics with a focus on color, composition and pattern. Demonstrations will show color mixing, shading and texture. Work on projects of your choice or suggested demo projects.

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Take your acrylic painting to the next level! Move into increasingly experimental stages, learning to expand your creativity and express yourself in a more intuitive style. Free your artistic self. Focus will be on the elements of design and color, line, and shape with demonstrations, tips and activities. Designed to meet the needs of those who already possess some acrylic experience, but all levels are welcome. 

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Students will be able to use the Clark College Darkroom to work on their film photography projects. The Clark College darkroom can accommodate film formats 35mm through 8X10. Film processing, darkroom printing, and negative scanning can all be done. Technical assistance will be provided by an instructor. All regular B&W processing chemistry will be provided.

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Interested in drawing your own comics but not sure where to start? Learn the process, become comfortable with the pencil drawing, and consider different storytelling tools that make for a great comic. Class will culminate with students turning in a one-page comic, which will be printed in a booklet for each student to keep. This class is for people of ALL drawing abilities.

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Have you ever wanted to learn to crochet or knit?  Maybe you learned a long time ago, but can't remember how to do it anymore-  this is the class for you.  We begin with crocheting and then move on to knitting.  Projects will include making an expanding tote bag, a scarf, and a shawl or baby blanket.  Students will learn basics, including how to fix simple mistakes, various stitches and techniques for casting on and off, and learn to read patterns. 

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No class 5/26/2025.

In this online course, you will learn how to sign basic phrases and expand to complete sentences and see how to put it all together, so you can introduce yourself and start a conversation. This course is taught using the best practices of the industry with a minimum of audio support. Throughout, you will be immersed in silence, so you will gain an understanding of the perspective of Deaf people and sign language.

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Anything you see, you can draw! This course is designed to be an introduction to the basic materials and technical properties of drawing with a focus on the formal qualities of drawing and its concepts. Projects include drawing from still life and natural forms. Develop observational skills, perceptual awareness, and expressive capabilities through the exploration of proportional relationships, linear perspective, and composition techniques.

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Allons, continuez! Start back up with the elegant French language where you left off with French I. This course covers chapters 4 through 8 in "French Fundamentals" by Julie Higgins. Each chapter has the same format for building skills on pronunciation, vocabulary, phrases, grammar, verb conjugation, dialogues, translations and conversation and writing exercises.  Some background of French is required for this class or the completion of French I.

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Allez, on continue. A continuation class for students who have prior knowledge of French. Practice and review the skills you’ve learned and start conversational French. learn how to: start a conversation, order a meal, get help at a train station or call for a reservation and much more! Oui, you will be more confident in speaking! Reference book: French in 3 months by Ronald Overy and Jacqueline Lecanuet (edition: 2022) Taught by a native speaker.

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Under the guidance of a Grammy-winning guitarist, learn the basics of how to play the guitar. Focus on tuning, basic chords, picking, strumming, note reading, and chord progressions. As you progress you will add more notes and chords as well as more complex rhythms and strumming patterns. Ultimately you will play songs as a group. Bring your guitar to class. Ages 15 and over.

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Explore the differences and similarities of modern poetry. Find out what you like about a poem, and why you like it.

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Experience the joys of watercolor in a positive atmosphere with the support and encouragement of fellow artists. Explore and work on your own projects, brush up on watercolor basics, and/or learn some new and interesting techniques to add to your painting repertoire. Bring your favorite supplies. For those wanting to join in the projects on the syllabus, please consult the supply list.

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Do you want to take your drawings to the next level? Use this class to build upon your previous drawing knowledge by challenging yourself with more advanced techniques. Previous drawing experience is highly recommended.

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Explore Japanese language and culture in this beginner class. Taught by a native speaker.

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Continue developing into the pianist you want to be. Whether you took lessons long ago or yesterday, you'll learn not just individual pieces, but the skills to help you learn on your own. We will improvise, play ensembles, and enjoy everything from classical to rock, ragtime to Broadway. Everyone has something to bring to music, and so do you. Come see for yourself. Prerequisite: Piano I or equivalent.

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Dive into the critical challenges facing Pacific Northwest salmon populations in this two-session course. Explore the devastating impact of human activities, climate change, and habitat disruption on these vital species. Discover the ongoing efforts to protect and restore salmon habitats, and learn what you can do to help safeguard the future of these iconic fish.

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Anything you see, you can draw! This course is designed to be an introduction to the basic materials and technical properties of drawing with a focus on the formal qualities of drawing and its concepts. Projects include drawing from still life and natural forms. Develop observational skills, perceptual awareness, and expressive capabilities through the exploration of proportional relationships, linear perspective, and composition techniques.

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Have you always wanted to learn the basics of watercolor? Learn step by step techniques such as color choices and mixing, creating texture with different brush strokes and glazing colors.  No prior painting experience required.

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This class is designed for self-directed artists looking for a creative environment in which to receive coaching and encouragement in developing their art. Students facing design challenges can get technique demonstrations from the instructor. Each class ends with friendly critiques. Prerequisites: Ability to come up with painting ideas. Beginning watercolor skills. This class is not designed for absolute beginners.

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