News

 

 

February 2010

 

And here we go.... 2010, can you believe it? 

 

 

Teaching Schedule Winter Spring 2010

 

 *Cartooning and Illustration for all ages  

at the Art and Frame Shop of Sarasota (on US 41 just south of the old Sarasota High School in the Saba Plaza) 

 

 

Feb 2010

Sat. 6      12:30-2:30pm

Sat.13      12:30-2:30pm

Sat. 20      No Class 

Sat. 27      to be announced please call to confirm (941) 350-4172

Mar 2010

Sat. 6          12:30-2:30pm

Sat. 13        No Class  see ya at Mega Con in Orlando?

Sat. 20        12:30-2:30pm

Sat. 27        12:30-2:30pm

 

April 2010

Sat. 3          12:30-2:30pm

Sat. 10        12:30-2:30pm

Sat. 17        12:30-2:30pm

Sat. 24       12:30-2:30pm

 

Adult Studio Class

Every Tuesday Night from 6:30-9pm at a private home near the Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Come and work on anything you want to and I'll crack and whip and guide you through the process. Once I know what you are interested in I'll prepare lessons just for you. I have extensive experience in all areas of illustration and fine art. The class has teens and adults in it and is designed to accommodate beginners and advanced artist. the best news is it's only $15 per class and you can come anytime. There is no formal start or end date. Call for more details and location  (941) 350-4172

 

 

 

Getting Techi with it...

Check out my newly created blog to see if I can keep up with the digital revolution..... 

 

http://michaelwhiteart.biz/wordpress/

 

 


    "Just back from the Super Bowl where I joined 8 other incredibly talented caricaturist to draw guest at the VIP Tailgate party. It was a beautiful day and I got to listen to Daughtry play live behind me as I cartooned the day away. Right after the gig the Super Bowl fighter jets flew over and we were all pointed to the door.... so needless to say, we didn't get to see the game live but enjoyed it over some food and spirit at an Applebees somewhere between Miami and Hollywood Fla." 

 

 

   "Currently working on my "Bad Half Betty" and "Road Kill" comics. Trying to make a goal of completing 3 pages every 2 weeks, which seems easy but don't forget you have to write, pencil, ink, letter, scan and produce the dang thing. So far I'm on schedule as I've already got penciled pages from the past that only needed to be finished. Still all and all, comic book art is a major time consuming process."