Plein-Air Painting / Photography Workshop
Taught by Niki Gulley & Scott Williams
Venice, Italy - May 8 -15 / 2010

Get inspired from the majestic beauty of Venice as you join us for this amazing opportunity to sharpen your skills while enjoying one of the most picturesque cities in the world. Learning has never been as much fun as it is with this unique workshop that takes both painters and photographers on a tour through Venice. The best part is that you get to choose which aspects of the workshop interest you – whether it is learning how to paint quickly to achieve the mood and changing light of the scene or deriving the most out of your camera as you capture one of the most beautiful places in the world, VENICE, Italy.

This workshop will open your eyes to a new view of your art as we push you on a personal journey to expand your creativity. You will experience the sights, sounds and passion of Venice as you are immersed in Italian culture. See the city spread out from the bell tower at St. Mark’s, explore the vibrant hues of the homes on Burano, enjoy the canals from the seat of a gondola or watch the sun set along the Grand Canal. This is an opportunity to have one of those adventures that you will talk about for years, all while you improve on your artistic skills in a real world setting.

Work Shop includes: 
* Roundtrip air fare, all transfers in Venice including a side trip to the island of Burano.
* Hotel for 6 nights. (Double occupancy)
* Breakfast
* Emergency Medical insurance.
* Instruction, guidance, experience and fun

Your cost for all of this is $2,995 if a non-refundable $500 deposit is received by 11/14/09, after 11/14 the prices goes to $3,295. 
There is a discount of $350 for partners wanting to accompany participants on the trip, but not taking the workshop. 

Please let us if you have any questions or if we can help you in any way. We hope that you will be able to join us! 

http://blind-squirrel.org/workshop.htm
http://www.nikigulley.com/ng2/?page_id=13

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Scott Williams    -    Email:  photoguy@blind-squirrel.org