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Lydia Horvath
I have always enjoyed art, and it's always been "natural" for me. The first time I saw Betty Edward's "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain", it was eye- opening to me - I could finally explain how to do what I could do, and I could understand what it was that confused "non-artists" about drawing!
I got my degree in Art Education in 1997 from the University of Toledo. My preferred media are drawing, watercolor, and printmaking. I have been teaching art in non-traditional charter school settings for over 20 years now, and really enjoy the students and the process of teaching them! If you would like to see examples of my artwork, check out the examples on this site! |
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Joy Carson
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Liz Hayes
I have been teaching visual art at TSA since 2005 and have had the privilege of teaching all grade levels (6-12). My training in art education comes from Kent State University. For me, the art room is more than just a place to learn art technique, skills and concepts. It is a place to find out more about yourself as an artist and a human working in a group setting. Art is all about problem solving, discovering traits about your self, and communicating a message. The process of creation is very import ... read more
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Yusuf Lateef
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