Every workshop at Lola Gonzalez Studio is built around a specific outcome, not a generic syllabus. You pick the format, the pace, and the project you want to finish by the end of the session.
Work directly with the instructor on a single project, whether it is a custom illustration, a ceramic piece, or a watercolor study. The session adapts to your current skill level, and you leave with a finished piece plus a short written recap of the techniques covered.
Groups of four to six people meet for a focused afternoon on one medium, such as hand-building clay or layering watercolor washes. Each participant gets individual feedback during the session, and the small size keeps the pace comfortable for beginners.
A two-day format for those who want a deeper dive into a specific craft, from surface pattern design to portrait sketching. The first day covers fundamentals and exercises, the second day is dedicated to producing a finished piece you can take home.
Designed for families, friend groups, or small teams that want a creative session together. The project is chosen in advance, materials are prepared for each participant, and the session ends with everyone keeping their own completed work.
For those who already have a project in mind but need guidance on technique, composition, or material choices. Sessions are scheduled around your progress, and the focus stays on solving the specific problems your project presents.
A practical session for choosing the right supplies for your home studio. The instructor walks through paper types, paint grades, clay bodies, and tools, with recommendations based on the kind of work you want to make.
See how the studio approaches each project or ask about booking a session.
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