Virtual Open Studios
Spark Your Creativity ● MONTHLY ART SPOTLIGHT
Upcoming Virtual Studio
Brittany Curry is a Graphic Recorder & Facilitator who combines listening and live drawing to capture key messages shared in meetings, conferences, and events of all kinds. Join her for guidance on networking, branding, and marketing to turn your hobby as a visual artist/creative into a sustainable enterprise.

PREVIOUS SPOTLIGHTS
Watch our previous weeks Art Spotlights featuring artists, entrepreneurs, photographers, and more.
Synergies Work’s Virtual Art Studio – Embroidery w/ Minna Hong
Artist Minna Hong explores embroidery as a way to channel your creativity while staying at home during this crisis.
Synergies Work Virtual Studio – Abstract Portraits w/ Michael Tolley
Michael Tolley shows us how to create a textured abstract portrait in the style of Frank Auerbach.
Synergies Work’s Virtual Art Studio – Draw Using Contrast w/ Michael Tolley
Michael Tolley shows us how we can use contrast to add depth to our artwork using simple but creative techniques.
Synergies Work’s Virtual Art Studio – Abstract Art w/ Minna Hong
Artist Minna Hong shows us how we can add depth to an abstract painting by focusing on the small details and getting creative!
Synergies Work Virtual Art Studio – #WeekOfGratitude
Synergies Work is grateful to all the people who are keeping us safe & healthy – the first responders, health workers, delivery people, transporters, support …
Synergies Work’s Virtual Art Studio – Capture Memories w/ Photography
Photographer Robin Rayne shows us how during this time of crisis, we can use photography to capture memories of our friends and family in our …
Synergies Work’s Virtual Art Studio – Line & Cross Hatching
Through his tutorial, Art Instructor Bill Ruck shows you how to easily incorporate shading into your art repertoire with just a pencil and a piece …
Synergies Work’s Virtual Art Studio – Abstract Art
Art instructor Bill Ruck takes us through a journey on creating abstract art from very non-abstract household goods. Clean out your “random stuff” drawer and …