Contact:
(610)836-1578
autumnsnoartwork@hotmail.com
Hillcrest, San Diego, Ca
(610)836-1578
autumnsnoartwork@hotmail.com
Hillcrest, San Diego, Ca
Donate in multiples of $25 to this small, art education business.
$25.00
Thank you for supporting my small business and allowing me to bring art education to students who need it now, more than ever.
THANK YOU.
Gift Cards
$45.00 - $135.00
Surprise someone special with a Gift Card for Art Classes!
Gift Cards may also be used to purchase paintings or prints.
Gift Cards are delivered to the recipient by email and include instructions on how to redeem them at checkout.
A $45 gift card buys a household one month of Zoom art classes.
A $90 gift card buys a household two months of Zoom art classes.
A $135 gift card buys a household a whole three month season of Zoom art classes!
Our Gift Cards have no additional processing fees and never expire.
Gift Cards may also be used to purchase paintings or prints.
Gift Cards are delivered to the recipient by email and include instructions on how to redeem them at checkout.
A $45 gift card buys a household one month of Zoom art classes.
A $90 gift card buys a household two months of Zoom art classes.
A $135 gift card buys a household a whole three month season of Zoom art classes!
Our Gift Cards have no additional processing fees and never expire.
Original paintings
Previously on view at Subterranean Coffee Hillcrest in a solo exhibition presented by Thumbprint Gallery.
March-April 2020.
Free shipping within continental US.
Previously on view at Subterranean Coffee Hillcrest in a solo exhibition presented by Thumbprint Gallery.
March-April 2020.
Free shipping within continental US.
"Harry!?"
$125.00
-9"x 12" acrylic on canvas
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"There's a Monster Outside My Room. Can I Have a Glass of Water?"
$125.00
Sold out
-9"x 12" acrylic on canvas
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"Come On. Try It!"
$350.00
-2'x 3' acrylic on canvas
-Interactive.
Three spring attached Wednesday Addams paintings will dance when you gently tap their
boots.
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"Our Time Together Is About To End"
$125.00
-9"x 12" acrylic on canvas.
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"I Know Things"
$125.00
Sold out
-9"x 12" acrylic on canvas.
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"Roam If You Want To. Roam Around The World." DONATED
$150.00
Sold out
-8"x 10" acrylic on canvas.
-Price includes sales tax, commission to Thumbprint Gallery and shipping.
-Delivery will likely occur in May.
The show is physically being shown through the end of April and will remain on view at
Subterranean Coffee Hillcrest until then.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"A Pair Of Good-Luck Pennies" DONATED
$150.00
Sold out
-8"x 10" acrylic on canvas.
-Price includes sales tax, commission to Thumbprint Gallery and shipping.
-Delivery will likely occur in May.
The show is physically being shown through the end of April and will remain on view at
Subterranean Coffee Hillcrest until then.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"The Ballbreaker Suite: His"
$100.00
-12"x 12" acrylic on canvas.
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"Part of Your World"
$125.00
-15"x 18" frame, acrylic on paper.
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
"Lenny"
$125.00
-10"x 12" frame, acrylic on paper.
-Price includes sales tax and shipping.
-Thank you for supporting local artists!
Prints
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
"Crewman #6"
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
"I Want, I Want, I Want. I Need, I Need, I Need."
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
The Hair of Harrington
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
"Choose Life"
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
"Vyvyan Bastard"
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
"My Dharma Is The Road"
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
"There's A Monster Outside My Room. Can I Have A Glass Of Water?"
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
"Part of Your World"
$40.00
11"x14" white matte board frame with 8"x10" print and slip cover.
Free shipping within continental US.
Supplies for classes will be materials and items commonly found around the house. Supply list in each description.
Save those plastic and cardboard items you often recycle- they're about to get a make-over.
Not in California?
Totally cool. Ride that Zoom wave with us anyway! Just keep in mind that our class times are PST.
Multiple kids in one household?
Purchase one class and that covers all the kids in that household. Let's do this, siblings!
Enroll the entire fam or playgroup!
Purchase multiple time slots and you'll be approved to send the Zoom link and password to multiple households.
Sponsor a student!
My fellow teacher and principal friends know of many hard hit families that could really use help supporting their children with fun and calming art projects.
Sponsor a student and I'll send the class info to the sponsored family AND gift them with new art supplies.
Purchase any day and time and the coordinators and I will help families get situated.
Sponsoring a student or signing up for multiple households at one time?
At checkout- just give me a heads up in the 'note to seller' section.
January Classes:
Fridays @ 10am - Augusta Savage in January
$45.00
January 2020 Theme: Sculptor Augusta Savage
“I have created nothing really beautiful, really lasting, but if I can inspire one of
these youngsters to develop the talent I know they posses, then my monument
will be in their work.” -Augusta Savage
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Black, Harlem Renaissance artist Augusta Savage
Create our own unique works by studying Savage’s sculptures
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: The Subject
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Clay (I will deliver this to you!)
Week 3: The Color
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Sculpt from last week
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.
Fridays @ 10am - Augusta Savage in January
$45.00
January 2020 Theme: Sculptor Augusta Savage
“I have created nothing really beautiful, really lasting, but if I can inspire one of
these youngsters to develop the talent I know they posses, then my monument
will be in their work.” -Augusta Savage
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Black, Harlem Renaissance artist Augusta Savage
Create our own unique works by studying Savage’s sculptures
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: The Subject
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Clay (I will deliver this to you!)
Week 3: The Color
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Sculpt from last week
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.
Saturdays @ 10am - Augusta Savage in January
$45.00
January 2020 Theme: Sculptor Augusta Savage
“I have created nothing really beautiful, really lasting, but if I can inspire one of
these youngsters to develop the talent I know they posses, then my monument
will be in their work.” -Augusta Savage
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Black, Harlem Renaissance artist Augusta Savage
Create our own unique works by studying Savage’s sculptures
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: The Subject
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Clay (I will deliver this to you!)
Week 3: The Color
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Sculpt from last week
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.
Saturdays @ 11am - Augusta Savage in January
$45.00
January 2020 Theme: Sculptor Augusta Savage
“I have created nothing really beautiful, really lasting, but if I can inspire one of
these youngsters to develop the talent I know they posses, then my monument
will be in their work.” -Augusta Savage
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Black, Harlem Renaissance artist Augusta Savage
Create our own unique works by studying Savage’s sculptures
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: The Subject
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Clay (I will deliver this to you!)
Week 3: The Color
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Sculpt from last week
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.
February Classes:
Fridays @ 10am - R. C. Gorman in February
$45.00
Photos or video from class may be used for social media use.
Please provide a written statement if you would like your Zoom box hidden in these posts.
February 2021 Theme: Painter/Printer R. C. Gorman
I always believed in myself. I knew I had talent and there was just no doubt about it. I just didn't give up."
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Native American artist R. C. Gorman
Create our own unique works by studying Gorman’s subject matter and use of line and color
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and
tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: Women and the Environment
Paper/cardstock/cardboard, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 3: The Color
Work from last week
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.
Fridays @ 11am - R. C. Gorman in February
$45.00
Photos or video from class may be used for social media use.
Please provide a written statement if you would like your Zoom box hidden in these posts.
February 2021 Theme: Painter/Printer R. C. Gorman
I always believed in myself. I knew I had talent and there was just no doubt about it. I just didn't give up."
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Native American artist R. C. Gorman
Create our own unique works by studying Gorman’s subject matter and use of line and color
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and
tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: Women and the Environment
Paper/cardstock/cardboard, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 3: The Color
Work from last week
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.
Saturdays @ 10am - R. C. Gorman in February
$45.00
Photos or video from class may be used for social media use.
Please provide a written statement if you would like your Zoom box hidden in these posts.
February 2021 Theme: Painter/Printer R. C. Gorman
I always believed in myself. I knew I had talent and there was just no doubt about it. I just didn't give up."
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Native American artist R. C. Gorman
Create our own unique works by studying Gorman’s subject matter and use of line and color
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and
tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: Women and the Environment
Paper/cardstock/cardboard, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 3: The Color
Work from last week
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.
Saturdays @ 11am - R. C. Gorman in February
$45.00
Photos or video from class may be used for social media use.
Please provide a written statement if you would like your Zoom box hidden in these posts.
February 2021 Theme: Painter/Printer R. C. Gorman
I always believed in myself. I knew I had talent and there was just no doubt about it. I just didn't give up."
Time:
Fridays @ 10am or 11am PST OR
Saturdays @ 10am or 11am PST
Ages: 3-17
Class Size: 8 households (Invite the whole fam!)
Goals:
Have a blast!
Learn about Native American artist R. C. Gorman
Create our own unique works by studying Gorman’s subject matter and use of line and color
Older students will assist in reading story books to younger students
All students will be encouraged to speak in front of the group about their work-
their process, their materials, their feelings
Have an end-of-the-month review discussion guided by Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Theory
Have a gallery party wherein we show our class where our work is displayed in the home and
tell our gallery-goers about our piece
Schedule:
Over each 45 minutes, we will begin with a warm-up drawing and share that work.
We may read a story, work on our main creations and discuss our work.
We always say goodbye with air high-fives and a silly imagination-based outro
Materials:
Week 1: The Warm-Up
Paper, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 2: Women and the Environment
Paper/cardstock/cardboard, drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils)
Week 3: The Color
Work from last week
Drawing items (crayons, markers, pencils, paint)
Week 4: The Gallery
Wear something fancy!
Prepare a title that describes your work and label your work
Display your work somewhere in your home and get ready to share
Juice and cheese spread optional
*CHECK YOUR CLOCK* Class times are being held in PST.