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Porcelain Art Schools - where you can paint with Paula

In the Summer you can paint dramatic roses with Paula at the Upper Midwest Porcelain Art School (June 21, 2010 through June 26, 2010) in Galena, IL. Or learn three different techniques from Paula at the WOCP Art Institute in Oklahoma City, OK.

In late summer and fall, you can study with Paula at the IPAT museum, in Grapevine, TX, where she will be the Artist in Residence before and after the biennial IPAT convention. Then Paula travels to the Porcelain Painters Paradise,(September 21, 2010 through October 1, 2010) in Mesa, AZ. You can paint Nasturtiums with a Landscape during the first session and Art Nouveau Dahlias and Gold on a Tray during the second session.

You have the opportunity to stay in luxury ocean-side villas and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of Tybee Island, Georgia while learning from a master porcelain artist. Paula White will be teaching two sessions at the Georgia Seminars by the Sea Porcelain Arts School in 2011. Session 1 (February 19 through February 24, 2010) is a great opportunity to learn Paula's approach to landscapes on porcelain. In Session 2 (February 25 through March 1, 2011), Paula's roses will be highlighted in the class piece of wild roses and blackberries. Be sure to visit the GA Seminars by the Sea Website for more details and registration. Call the GA Seminars by the Sea Porcelain Arts school director, Suzanne Painter, at (706) 495-6724 to register for Paula's class.

In May 2011, Paula will teach her modern design techniques on the west coast at the OPAR Artist Retreat (May 3, 2011 through May 6, 2011) in Seaside, OR. In this design class you will learn to create your own beautiful paintings with the knowledge and tools Paula provides.

Paula will also be teaching on the east coast in 2011 at the PPAA school in Cazenovia, NY (June 16, 2011 through June 22, 2011).

Purchase Paula's Complete Palette ONLINE NOW

Paula White's complete color palette is now available to purchase online. Paula has tested and evaluated each color in this palette, and uses them in her porcelain art every day. You can save $11.20 over the individual paint price by purchasing the full palette. No more worries such as "will the paints fire well together?" or "will they fire at cone 016?". These colors are vibrant, clear, and Paula has tested them extensively to be sure that they intermix well and fire beautifully at cone 016.