Painting Parties & Private Events in Penfield, NY
The Art Stop is proud to offer our all-inclusive workshops, Stop, Paint & Sip, for people of all ages in the Greater Rochester community. Stop, Paint & Sip is not linked to any franchise, which allows us to come up with our own images to paint! All materials are included — supplies, and instruction — when you sign up for a Stop, Paint & Sip workshop.
Paint a canvas, tiles with alcohol inks or glasses! You don’t have to be an artist to try Stop, Paint & Sip. This workshop is loads of fun and our instructors will break it down into understandable steps. For glass painting you can even pick the colors you like and paint stripes, polka dots or swirls and it comes out looking funky and cool!
Stop Paint & Sip workshops can be booked as a private party of 8 people or more, or open enrollment. You choose the type of workshop and if it is canvas, you choose the image. Or, you can sign up for open enrollment and paint the image on the Stop, Paint & Sip calendar or glass or alcohol ink on tile.
Stop, Paint & Sip workshops at The Art Stop is a great event for girls night out, couples, friends, and families! Call us today at (585) 872-5710 to sign up for our next workshop!
Art Instruction, Camp & So Much More!
Located in the Village of Penfield, NY, The Art Stop LLC carries a wide range of fine art supplies, has an art gallery that features work from local artists, a custom frame shop , and a 3,000 sq. ft. studio. Our studio is where we conduct fine art lessons for children and adults, “The Big Fat Messy Art Camp”, birthday parties for children, private events and Stop, Paint & Sip.
Booking Now For Open Enrollment & Private Parties!
Booking a private party for any occasion is simple and easy! Just call us and book your private party of 8 to 20 people. All supplies and instruction are included in the price. Private parties you choose the image for your party
Cost: $35-$45
Workshops run 2- 3 hours long
EVERYTHING is Included in the price – All Supplies & instruction!
Limit 40 people per workshop; Minimum 8 (During COVID-19, We must limit the workshops to 15 people until restrictions are lifted)
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($35 Open Enrollment)
2 Hour Workshops Include:
Alcohol inks on Tile (2 tiles) Artist Grade Alcohol inks
Glass Painting (2 pieces of glassware, including wine glasses, candle holders, martini glasses, ornaments, bowls, vase, etc…
($40 Open Enrollment)
2.5 Hour Workshops Include:
Clouds & Water
Penfield Skies
Cactus Scene
Sunflower
Tree Silhouette
Wisteria Tree
Rainbow Tree
($45 Open Enrollment)
3 Hour Workshops Include:
Peacock
Poppies
Nighttime Tree Fantasy
Fall Barn Scene
Winter Scene
Looking Upward
**New** Acrylic Pouring Workshop
($40 Open Enrollment or Private Party 8 or more)
This workshop is perfect for someone who wants the fun of painting without having to worry about being able to draw. You can pour, tilt and swipe your way to a beautiful painting. This workshop does not include food and wine in order to keep costs down, however you can bring your own if you would like.
2 Hour Workshop Includes:
2, 8 x 10 stretched canvases, Acrylic Paints, Pouring Mediums and silicone, instruction.
You bring wine or beer, you may bring 2 beers per person. It is against NY State law to leave with an open container. The alcohol is for you to consume while you are here. Once an alcoholic beverage has been opened, it may not be removed from the studio.
Payment online or by phone is required to guarantee your reservation. We plan staffing and supplies accordingly and cannot guarantee availability for walk-ins.
A refund or store credit will be given for anyone canceling with at least 48 hours notice. “No shows” with no notification will not be issued store credit or refunds.
As a courtesy to others, please arrive on time, we will have everything ready so you cand get something to eat and drink so the class can start on time.
PAYMENT POLICY: Payment in advance is required to guarantee a reservation. If you prefer not to make a payment online, please call The Art Stop LLC at 585-872-5710 or visit us in person.
REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICY: Please provide us with 48 hour notice for all cancellations so that we can offer your spot to another customer. A refund or store credit will be issued for cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance. “No shows” with no notification or less than 48 hour notice will not be issued store credit or refunds. The Art Stop LLC reserves the right to cancel, postpone or change instructors, in unforeseen circumstances. Classes with insufficient enrollment may be canceled by our office. Customers will be notified 24 hours in advance and given the option to transfer to another class, receive store credit or a refund.
Stop Paint and Sip Schedule
Pastel Painting with Colette Savage
5/3/22 -5/31/22
Tuesdays 6:00-8:00
$139 5 weeks
Join Accomplished Instructor Colette Savage in this versatile beautiful medium. Get a beautiful softness similar to a Degas’, or photographic realism. Pastels are considered a form of painting, yet you have the control of a stick or pencil, making it more like drawing. Learn about different substrates to paint on and different types of pastels and how they react. Beginner to intermediate. Please feel free to bring along any pastels, paper…which you currently own to our first class. A materials list is attached, but DO NOT purchase any new materials until AFTER the first class.
- Soft Pastels- Your choice of brands, with a large assortment of colors and value (dark and light). If you already own pastels, bring what you have.
- Pastel Paper- Your choice of brand and type
- Drawing Board- A piece of Masonite is fine
- Masking Tape
- Baby Wipes
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Small disposable dish to place the pastels you are using
- Glove in a Bottle- Or another type of barrier lotion
- Several reference photos
- Glassine of other smooth paper-used to cover and protect the painting
Optional Items:
- Inexpensive craft brush
- Rubbing Alcohol
Pastel Painting with Colette Savage
5/3/22 -5/31/22
Tuesdays 6:00-8:00
$139 5 weeks
Join Accomplished Instructor Colette Savage in this versatile beautiful medium. Get a beautiful softness similar to a Degas’, or photographic realism. Pastels are considered a form of painting, yet you have the control of a stick or pencil, making it more like drawing. Learn about different substrates to paint on and different types of pastels and how they react. Beginner to intermediate. Please feel free to bring along any pastels, paper…which you currently own to our first class. A materials list is attached, but DO NOT purchase any new materials until AFTER the first class.
- Soft Pastels- Your choice of brands, with a large assortment of colors and value (dark and light). If you already own pastels, bring what you have.
- Pastel Paper- Your choice of brand and type
- Drawing Board- A piece of Masonite is fine
- Masking Tape
- Baby Wipes
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Small disposable dish to place the pastels you are using
- Glove in a Bottle- Or another type of barrier lotion
- Several reference photos
- Glassine of other smooth paper-used to cover and protect the painting
Optional Items:
- Inexpensive craft brush
- Rubbing Alcohol
Ages Teen to Adult
Cost: $50 without supplies & $60 with supplies
Date: May 14th Saturday 1:00-4:00
Subject: The Art of the Dancing Brush
Emphasizes and helps nurture spontaneity
and free flowing brush strokes
Jane grace Taylor MFA
Jane grace Taylor MFA
- Watercolors
- Chinese brushes of various sizes
- A white towel or felt that can get paint on it
- Chinese ink
- A spray bottle
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION
Chinese “Ling non” school watercolors
This style encourages the student to paint freely and expressively.
The class is designed to help you work more spontaneously.
The “rice”or cotton paper used in the class is made to be brushed quickly.
You will learn techniques meant to make the maximum statement, with a minimum of brush strokes.
Use colors /paper you have, or check materials list below:
Chinese chip colors are available through oriental art supply, Holbein are the closest in tube colors.
-A felt blanket , old linen tablecloth or towel
-Two water buckets
-A palette for mixing colors
-Small spray bottles for water and paint
-I use sable brushes- small 6
medium 10-and large. Kosinski sable are best
for western watercolor paper.
-Water buckets -2
-Paper towels
-I use Gemini, Fabriano or Waterford paper ,cold press 140 or 200 lb
-Sumi e rice paper or double shuen (xuan) (oriental art supply OAS.com)
- Holbein colors work best:suggested colors
- Chinese White
- Chinese ink
- imidazolone lemon yellow
- Royal Blue
- quinocridone Red
- yellow ochre
- Burnt Sienna
- Vermillion
- viridian
Other Options:
- Opera
- peacock blue
- compose green No.1
- sap green
- mineral violet
- cobalt violet light
- raw sienna
- peach black
Materials List:
- Sumi e rice paper or double shuen (oriental art supply) (The Art Stop) has a few rolls of sugi gama
- -Water soluble Chinese ink (“The Art Stop” sells this in a bottle)
- -Bamboo brushes ,small medium and large –
- newsprint-Any watercolors (EXCEPT Cotman -this paint often has weak pigment )
- Any watercolors (EXCEPT Cotman – This is student-grade paint and you need artist grade). Chinese chip colors are available through Oriental Art Supply.
- Meanwhile, Holbein are the closest in tube colors.
- A felt blanket, an old linen tablecloth, or a white towel.
- A palette for mixing colors
- Two water buckets one for clean one for dirty water
- Small spray bottle for water, one for paint
Pastel Painting with Colette Savage
5/3/22 -5/31/22
Tuesdays 6:00-8:00
$139 5 weeks
Join Accomplished Instructor Colette Savage in this versatile beautiful medium. Get a beautiful softness similar to a Degas’, or photographic realism. Pastels are considered a form of painting, yet you have the control of a stick or pencil, making it more like drawing. Learn about different substrates to paint on and different types of pastels and how they react. Beginner to intermediate. Please feel free to bring along any pastels, paper…which you currently own to our first class. A materials list is attached, but DO NOT purchase any new materials until AFTER the first class.
- Soft Pastels- Your choice of brands, with a large assortment of colors and value (dark and light). If you already own pastels, bring what you have.
- Pastel Paper- Your choice of brand and type
- Drawing Board- A piece of Masonite is fine
- Masking Tape
- Baby Wipes
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Small disposable dish to place the pastels you are using
- Glove in a Bottle- Or another type of barrier lotion
- Several reference photos
- Glassine of other smooth paper-used to cover and protect the painting
Optional Items:
- Inexpensive craft brush
- Rubbing Alcohol
Pastel Painting with Colette Savage
5/3/22 -5/31/22
Tuesdays 6:00-8:00
$139 5 weeks
Join Accomplished Instructor Colette Savage in this versatile beautiful medium. Get a beautiful softness similar to a Degas’, or photographic realism. Pastels are considered a form of painting, yet you have the control of a stick or pencil, making it more like drawing. Learn about different substrates to paint on and different types of pastels and how they react. Beginner to intermediate. Please feel free to bring along any pastels, paper…which you currently own to our first class. A materials list is attached, but DO NOT purchase any new materials until AFTER the first class.
- Soft Pastels- Your choice of brands, with a large assortment of colors and value (dark and light). If you already own pastels, bring what you have.
- Pastel Paper- Your choice of brand and type
- Drawing Board- A piece of Masonite is fine
- Masking Tape
- Baby Wipes
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Small disposable dish to place the pastels you are using
- Glove in a Bottle- Or another type of barrier lotion
- Several reference photos
- Glassine of other smooth paper-used to cover and protect the painting
Optional Items:
- Inexpensive craft brush
- Rubbing Alcohol
Pastel Painting with Colette Savage
5/3/22 -5/31/22
Tuesdays 6:00-8:00
$139 5 weeks
Join Accomplished Instructor Colette Savage in this versatile beautiful medium. Get a beautiful softness similar to a Degas’, or photographic realism. Pastels are considered a form of painting, yet you have the control of a stick or pencil, making it more like drawing. Learn about different substrates to paint on and different types of pastels and how they react. Beginner to intermediate. Please feel free to bring along any pastels, paper…which you currently own to our first class. A materials list is attached, but DO NOT purchase any new materials until AFTER the first class.
- Soft Pastels- Your choice of brands, with a large assortment of colors and value (dark and light). If you already own pastels, bring what you have.
- Pastel Paper- Your choice of brand and type
- Drawing Board- A piece of Masonite is fine
- Masking Tape
- Baby Wipes
- Pencil
- Eraser
- Small disposable dish to place the pastels you are using
- Glove in a Bottle- Or another type of barrier lotion
- Several reference photos
- Glassine of other smooth paper-used to cover and protect the painting
Optional Items:
- Inexpensive craft brush
- Rubbing Alcohol