Drawing and Painting with Cheryl Steiger
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One of 146 upcoming events at Gorton Center, and 10,924 across Chicago.
Discover Your Creative Potential Come develop your artistic skills and creativity in the way that works best for you! Whether you’re a beginner or experienced artist, this class offers a flexible and supportive environment to grow. Tailored Instruction Just for You Looking to learn a new technique or improve specific skills? These individualized art classes provide a personalized approach to learning. Cheryl Steiger customizes instruction to your medium, skill level, interests, and learning style. You can choose to work from photos, a still life, or your imagination. Please bring your own supplies. Drawing and painting do more than build skill—they also support your well-being. Art is therapeutic, relaxing, and helps improve fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and creative thinking. Moreover, creative expression boosts mood and may even help slow cognitive decline, according to some research. Meet Your Instructor: Cheryl Steiger Cheryl Steiger is a Chicago area artist and teacher. Cheryl grew up in Riverwoods, IL. She studied fine and commercial art at the American Academy of Art in Chicago. In 1979, she became a freelance illustrator, also working on commissioned pieces and producing audio-visual shows, cartooning and fashion illustration. Cheryl has been teaching art for the past 30 years at many Chicago institutions, including The Art Center of Highland Park, The Evanston Art Center and Edgebrook Chicago Public School. She shows her fine art locally and around the world. In the summer of 2007, Cheryl participated in Chicago’s ecologically-themed Public Art Project, Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet. Her small globe was on exhibit at The United Nations, NY and The Kennedy Center, and was purchased by the “Clinton Initiative”. The large globe is still being exhibited internationally. “Creating art is my passion. Bringing my internal vision to the canvas to be shared is my greatest pleasure.”