Paint Your Pet Sunday with Instructor Hannah Complin

Paint Your Pet Sunday with Instructor Hannah Complin

  • Ages 12+

BEGINNER FRIENDLY Paint Your Pet in Acrylic paint, linework is done for you! I will teach you brushwork and color technique as we go.

By ART ZONE VAS

Date and time

Sunday, July 27 · 3 - 6pm PDT.

Location

ART ZONE 6929 NW Friberg-Strunk St #230

6929 Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street #230 Camas, WA 98607

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours
  • Ages 12+
  • Free venue parking

Join Artist Instructor Hannah Complin


Paint Your Pet AT ART ZONE Camas


  • Show some love for your furry best friends, and paint them.
  • Includes image transfer, canvas, paint, and instruction
  • Beginner Friendly

$85

3-6pm

Ages 12+

All supplies and instruction provided

For the Paint Your Pet, here is what we need from you!

Please email a photo to hcomplinart@gmail.com, in the subject line of the email, please type PYP with the date of your ticket (ex. "April 13th")

We will only be using a headshot of larger animals like cats or dogs to make it easier for you to paint, we can crop your photo for you.

Tips for picking a good photo:

1. Closed mouths are easier to paint

2. Choose a photo with good lighting, it will make it easier for you to paint.

3. JPG format works the best, we will email back if the picture can not be downloaded on our end.

Refund Policy Available HERE


Frequently asked questions

Do I have to draw the linework of my pet onto the canvas?

Nope, we can do that for you. Please email a photo to hcomplinart@gmail.com, in the subject line of the email, please type PYP with the date of your ticket (ex. "April 13th") We will only be using a headshot of larger animals like cats or dogs to make it easier for you.

How do I choose a photo for reference?

Find a picture of your pet that you like that is high resolution and not blurred, where your pet takes up most of the picture or can be cropped to be most of the painting. High-contrast images work best, make sure the photo is well-lit and everything looks clear.

My pet is black, how should I photograph them for best results?

The best way to be able to see details on an black cat or dog is to take the photo outside or to use the flash on your phone or camera indoors. This will create shiny reflections on your pet's fur so you can see the contours and shapes more easily for a painting.

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