Colored Pencils Over Transparent Watercolor
Certificate Elective (track 1 & 2), Classroom Hours: 15
Working with autumn berries such as Viburnum, buckethorn, hawthorne, and rose hips, students create a detailed drawing of a plant on Hot Press watercolor paper. Glazes of transparent watercolor are applied first. When the watercolor is completely dry, layers of colored pencil are burnished over the watercolor, creating deep glowing colors. This technique is used for rendering the subtle textures of botanicals and varying the green tones of a leaf. Please bring lunch. Prerequisite: Drawing II-BIL 302.
$405 non-members, $375 members
Redenta Soprano
SU BIL 580 Wednesday-Friday, Sept. 21-23, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Rm. 320
Redenta Soprano holds a degree in Natural Sciences and Art from SUNY. She received a post-graduate certificate in Scientific Illustration from Middlesex Polytechnic in Hertfordshire, England.

Stop and Look!
High Power Window Displays
Certificate Elective, Classroom Hours: 4
A dramatic florist window compels customers to come in for a closer look. Learn how to direct the customer's eye and how to create and use props for effective window displays. Topics include the psychology of marketing as it applies to window display (how to make the right first impression to increase sales). Learn new sources for props and materials and good lighting techniques. Take home the props you make in class. A materials fee of $80 must be paid in class. Please bring lunch.
$84 non-members, $76 members
Douglas Raska, AIFD
SU FLO 327 Sunday, Sept. 18, 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Rm. 101

Feng Shui and Landscape Design
Learn the modern use of Feng Shui as it applies to landscape design. The basic principles of Feng Shui that relate to site planning and design are introduced in this one-day primer for understanding 'chi' or flow of energy. Learn how landscape designers can use this knowledge to enhance 'good energy' of a site applying these ancient principles to a range
of projects. Please bring lunch.
$63 non-members, $57 members
Jan Johnsen
SU LAN 168 Section B: Wednesday, Sept. 28, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Rm. 312

Class with a Master
Residential Design Workshop with Michael Van Valkenburgh
Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to learn from one of the most distinguished landscape architects practicing today! From your initial scheme to your final sketch plan, be challenged and inspired to improve your design skills in a studio setting, working on a residential project provided by the instructor. Michael Van Valkenburgh has received numerous awards and honors for his residential, campus and park designs. He is the former Chairman of the Department of Landscape Architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, where he continues to teach. Please bring lunch. Prerequisite: Landscape Design I-LAN 401.
$206 non-members, $185 members
Michael Van Valkenburgh
SU LAN 620 Thursday, Sept. 29, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Rm. 305