Marsha Bhagwansingh Offers Classes And Individual Instruction In Calligraphy, Lifelike Drawing, Portraiture, Painting, Composition, Mandala Art, And The Art Of Coffee Painting

Caribbean born award winning artist, Marsha Bhagwansingh, known as “Marsha B”, offers classes in Palm Beach County.  While her influences include the Italian Renaissance, the breadth of her talent includes Calligraphy, Lifelike Drawing, Mandala Art, Portraiture, Painting, Composition and Color, and the art of Coffee Painting!  Are you intrigued?  Marsha continues to explore new mediums, and offer classes at Easel Art Supply in Lake Park, FL and at Lot23 in Northwood Village.  She is also available for individual and group lessons.  The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks.  (We were going to say “perks” because we are so excited about painting with coffee)!

 

 

 

 

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Influenced at an early age by the Italian Renaissance, Marsha began her formal art training in San Fernando, Trinidad where she gained experience with graphite, charcoal and chalks, and subjects such as the human face and figure. In 1992, at the age of 18 began her career in tutoring calligraphy, which she continues today. In 1995, she furthered her art education at Miami Dade College in Florida where she was introduced to sculpting and painting.

 

 

 

 

 

Marsha began teaching calligraphy at the age of sixteen.

She opened classes for adults in drawing and painting in 1999

 

 

 

Marsha’s   Programs  Include:

Calligraphy

Lifelike Drawing

Portrait Drawing

Painting

Composition and Color

The Art of Coffee Painting

 Mandala Art

 

 

 

“Wave” by Marsha Bhagwansingh, Oil on Canvas

 

Within recent years, Marsha has explored various new materials with which to create her art, including coffee!  She offers classes in the art of coffee painting in Northwood and Lake Park.  She also is influenced by the exploration of the more spiritual side of life and the therapeutic aspects of art. She enjoys painting mandalas for relaxation and healing, sharing this artform in her mandala making classes. Marsha enjoys exploring new mediums and manners of expression, believing that self-expression, imagination, and the will to push beyond the norm are necessary for artistic growth.

 

 

 

“Mandala Peacock” by Marsha Bhagwansingh,  Oil on Canvas

 

Upcoming programs:

 

Mandala Art:  Mandalas help activate our own healing abilities for physical and spiritual balance and opens the gateway to our inner potential. They can be used as spiritually transforming and meditative tools. When creating and viewing a mandala, the left side of the brain (responsible for reasoning and problem solving) rests, creating a shift into a relaxed state of inner clam.

 

 

“Coffee Flower” by Marsha Bhagwansingh, Coffee on Watercolor Paper

 

 

 

The Art of Coffee Painting:  Centuries ago, when coffee started to be widely used in Europe, artists who had been influenced by the Chinese tradition of painting with tea, began to experiment with coffee as a painting medium. Today, coffee art expressions are created out of something seemingly ordinary, while presenting the delicacy of watercolors with a soothing muted palette and an unmistakable aroma with which to create art.

 

 

Calligraphy by Marsha Bhagwansingh

 

Calligraphy:  The ancient art of Calligraphy is still alive today and has drawn many to its skillful letterform expression of written communication. Calligraphers give writing a visual life with which to impress upon the reader, a more meaningful and eloquent message.

 

 

 

“Bo” by by Marsha Bhagwansingh, Graphite on Paper

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ongoing classes:

 

Ongoing classes in drawing and painting are held at Easel Art Supply Center

810 Park Avenue   Lake Park on Saturdays from 10:30 am – 1:30 pm

 

Individual attention

All levels welcome      

To register and for more info, call Marsha at 561-507-4527

Marsha also offers private classes in drawing, painting and calligraphy.

See website or call for more information.

 

 

 

Website: www.littlefirestudios.info

Phone: 561-507-4527

Facebook: littlefirestudiosandartgallery

 

 

 

 

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