Join us for a Live Figure Drawing Class with American Realist & Academic Impressionist Paul Grass.
This 8-week course features a live draped model and personalized instruction in a welcoming, artistic environment.
Class Details:
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When: Thursdays, 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
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Where: Artist Corner, 380 S Orem Blvd, Orem, UT 84058
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Duration: 8 Weeks
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Fee: $195
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Instructor Contact: [email protected]
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Supplies: Bring your own supplies (some studio materials provided)
Whether you're building a portfolio or simply exploring your creative side, this class offers an opportunity to refine your drawing techniques, understand form and anatomy, and engage with fellow artists.
Why Join?
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Work from a live draped model
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Supportive, skill-building atmosphere
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Boost your confidence and creativity
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Ideal for students, hobbyists, or emerging professionals
About the Instructor:
Paul Grass is a full-time painter with over 14 years of professional experience in Denver and Utah. Trained in Academic Impressionism, he’s mentored under Quang Ho, Ron Hicks, Perry Stewart, and Patrick Devonas. Paul holds a BFA in Illustration from Utah State University and is deeply passionate about using art as a tool for spiritual expression and healing. His artwork has been exhibited worldwide and collected by private patrons, such as Nathan Osmond, Donny Osmond, Tonny Rosacci, Kim Purbaugh, Robert Turner, Marta Johnson. His art also holds space in private institutions including the Archdiocese of Colorado, Colorado Christian University, and Denver Stake Center for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Paul is also the founder of The Religious Academy, an interfaith Christian art school where students are encouraged to express their love of Christ through their art. A portion of the proceeds from Paul’s original works and prints helps fund art classes for individuals facing poverty and crisis. Paul also leads workshops and hosts exhibitions around the world, where communities can experience and celebrate the artwork of both him and his students.
