Corry Higher Education Council

From the instructor, Tami Hritzay: Colored Pencils are an interesting medium. Whether you want to draw realistically or abstract, all you need to learn is how to layer colors. This workshop will uncover the useful techniques you can use to create realistic plants and show the texture of animal fur. During the workshop, students will get the opportunity to use professional colored pencils and erasers provided by the instructor. *Students will need bring their own colored pencils to use, but the instructor will be providing paper.

The workshop takes place on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at the Corry Higher Education Council from 5p-7:30p. The cost to register is $40. Preregistration is required by calling the Corry Hi-Ed at 814-664-9405 or visiting the website at www.corryhied.org.

Tami Hritzay is a mixed media artist and art teacher. She graduated with a B.S. degree in Art Education from Edinboro University. Teaching art has lead her from the Navajo Reservation to Chautauqua Institute in NY. Her students include kids from around the world, doctors, lawyers, retired judges, anyone that has an interest in improving their art. A cancer survivor of 59 years, Tami, loves life. She encourages her students to create art in the forms of drawing, painting, and sculpture. "Everyday you can walk, talk, and breathe on your own, it's a good day" is her motto. Her murals are in scattered throughout the area. Hritzayarthasheart.net is one of her websites that showcase her artwork. An author and illustrator, her books are available on Amazon.com.