Workshop Student's Art Work

Scroll down to see the works that my students have created in the workshop.
You too can create your own art work with the guidance and the structure that the workshop provides.

“ Upon entering the Workshop, the creative and positive energy of both the studio space and its participating artists can be felt. This is due to its extremely talented, knowledgeable and encouraging Art instructor Raul Santiago Sebazco. Raul has the remarkable ability to pick up on the nuances of an artist’s technique and give fresh insight and perspective on how to enhance it. He is a brilliant conceptual thinker and always brings his vast knowledge and experience to inspire more dynamic work from his students. I am a better artist for having attended this workshop and encourage everyone to join! ”
— Lindsay R. on Sep 24, 2014.

Below, students learning and creating at the Chelsea Drawing & Painting Workshop.

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Below, is the talented Maribel Royer working on her black and white still life of a vase with flower.
...Note how she uses a Mhal stick to steady her arm and hand to do precision work.

Workshop Student Gallery

Vase and Flower
by Maribel Royer

"Grapes with Bottle & Vase"
Charlotte Assael
pastel on paper

"Pensive Mood"
Aliona Dakhil

pastel on paper

"Bare Necessities"
Jolene P. Neal

Pastel on Paper

"Jazz musician "Dexter Gordon"
Burton Sulzer
pastel on paper

"Flower & Pot"
Nancy Olivier

Charcoal on paper

"The Phoenix"
Catalina Leborgne
mix media

"Rose & Guitar"
Rafaela Bagali

pastel on paper

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"Abstraction #1"
Anne Stone

"Blue Darner"
Marcus Grote
This pastel of an insect by Marcus Grote, who is fifteen years old and a student at Brooklyn Technical High School
was selected for the Congressional Art Exhibition in Washington D.C.
This work will be exhibited for a full year in the halls of the Capitol building!

...This is the kind of quality...and dedication, that great art requires!
...Congratulations to Marcus!