Learn the spontaneous style of Chinese Brush Painting with Ning Yeh's hands-on step-by-step method. These courses are designed to lead a student from how to hold the brush to producing wonderful finished compositions. He offers detailed instructions on the use of rice paper, brushes, colors, and ink. The student learns concepts in design and composition, as well as philosophy that is the basis on Chinese Brush Painting. These classes are appropriate for beginning through advanced students due to Ning's one-on-one teaching style. If you have any questions contact us.

Ning Yeh welcomes out of town guests to visit any of his classes. You may request a weekly subjects list of his classes through OAS and join him whenever you visit Southern California. Or come and enjoy a 2 day workshops in Los Angeles, CA on August 16-17th or November 15-16th. Details are at the end of this class schedule.

 

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Class Location: Costa Mesa Center (CM CTR) Room 12990 Mesa Verde Drive East Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 241-6213		Admissions & Records Office: Coastline College Center 11460 Warner Ave. (Warner & Newhope) Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Art 132AD – Chinese Brush: Flower (1.5 units) Study the concepts in the significance of paper and brush and the history and folklore of floral studies. Learn the brush strokes used for line, texture, shading and washes to capture the beauty of flowers. *Graded or credit option
8828 16wk./Feb.2 Monday 12:30-3:40pm CM CTR Rm.1 8439 16wk./Feb.2 Monday 6:30-9:40pm CM CTR Rm.1
Art 133AD – Chinese Landscape Painting 1 (1.5 units) Learn the brushstrokes used for line, texture, shading and washes to capture the beauty of mountains and water. Travel in spirit to the land of Shangri-la and explore China’s history and folklore. *Graded or credit option
8557 16wk./Feb.4 Wednesday 9:30am-12:40pm CM CTR Rm.1
Art 134AD – Chinese Animal/Bird 1 (1.5 units) Learn the brush strokes used for line, texture, shading and washes to capture the beauty of animals and birds. Explore history and folklore of animals, birds and marine life. *Graded or credit option
8558 8wk./Feb.3 Tuesday 9:30am-4pm CM CTR Rm.1 9637 8wk./Apr.6 Tuesday 9:30am-4pm CM CTR Rm.1
Art 238AD – Chinese Flower Painting 2 (3.0 units) Learn the brush strokes used for line, texture, shading and washes to capture the beauty of flowers. Students will learn the strokes to do design composition, the enchanting background of each of the subjects, and their spiritual meanings in Chinese culture. *Graded or credit option
8001 16wk./Feb.2 3 hrs. &10 mins/week arr CABLE
Television Broadcast Schedule Art 238ADChinese Flower Painting 2 Section 8001 (3 units) Choose a viewing channel and time that is accessible to you.
Starting Tuesday Feb.3 7-8pm CABLE Starting Saturday Feb.7 9-10am KOCE Starting Sunday Feb.8 9-10am CABLE
Times are subject to change. Please see the Distance Learning Broadcast Schedule, available online in mid-July/early August, for complete list of viewing times and channels.

 

What is the TV Class?
Coastline Offers classes through Coastline Cable station in Orange County. Students watch the TV to learn and come to meetings once a month. Details of each meeting will be mailed to you when you enroll in the TV Class. Those who are outside of the Orange County, but still receive the KOCE broadcast are more than welcome to register through Coastline Community College and learn hands on with Ning Yeh.

I cannot get the cable in Orange County, can I take these workshops?
Yes. Sign up with the TV Class, videotapes are available for purchase through OAS.

I can not come to every meeting, can I sign up?
Lesson plans for each of the class are available online at Coastline's Distant Learning site. http://coastline.cccd.edu

How do I sign up for Coastline's classes?
New & Returning Students who have had a break in their attendance for one or more semesters: Complete and mail in an application form before January 14, 2004. Once your application is processed, CCC will mail you a telephone registration date and time -OR- Complete and submit an application form in person at the Admission & Records office in Fountain Valley before January 28, 2004. You will then receive a telephone registration date and time.

Continuing Students who were enrolled in the fall semester: You should have received a priority telephone registration date and time automatically by mail during the week of November 17, if not, call the Admissions & Records Office at the number listed above.

If you do not already have a catalog w/application form, you can call the Admissions & Records Office at the number listed above to request one be sent to you by mail -or- you can walk-in to either office and pick one up.