Creativity has a way of slowing us down. It invites us to look a little closer, notice the beauty around us, and enjoy the simple satisfaction of making something with our own hands.

The Painter’s Table

Oil Painting Workshops Inspired by the Natural World

If you're looking for a paint & sip experience with a more refined approach, you've come to the right place. While the atmosphere is just as relaxed and fun, these workshops are designed to help you create artwork you'll genuinely be proud to display in your home.

The Painter's Table is a series of small-group oil painting workshops inspired by the natural world. Together we'll create timeless floral and landscape paintings while learning the fundamentals of oil painting in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

Whether it's your first time picking up a brush or you're looking to grow as an artist, you'll be guided through each painting step-by-step with plenty of encouragement along the way.

What Makes These Workshops Different?

You'll complete a wall-worthy beautiful oil painting while learning real artistic concepts such as color mixing, brushwork, value, and perhaps most importantly, how to begin seeing the world through an artist's eyes.

Rather than focusing on trendy designs or quick novelty projects, each workshop is thoughtfully created around the beauty of nature: wildflowers, gardens, peaceful landscapes, changing seasons; the subjects that often inspire my own paintings.

Working in small groups of no more than twelve participants allows for a personal experience where questions are welcome and individual guidance is always encouraged. My goal isn't simply to help you finish a painting. It's to give you the confidence to create something meaningful while discovering the joy of slowing down and truly observing the beauty of nature.

Each workshop lasts approximately two hours and follows a carefully guided, step-by-step demonstration. Everyone paints the same composition, making the experience approachable for beginners while still offering meaningful instruction for those with more experience.

All painting materials are provided, including quality oil paints, brushes and aprons. Simply bring yourself and enjoy the hospitality of our host venue. Food and beverages are available according to each location's offerings.

What To Expect:

Hosted in Beautiful Spaces

The Painter's Table is designed to be enjoyed in thoughtfully chosen coffee shops, wineries, boutiques, and other welcoming local spaces where creativity and community naturally come together.

Each venue is selected not only for its atmosphere but for the experience it offers: a place to gather, slow down, and spend an evening or afternoon creating something beautiful.

  • "I love that we got to create a painting that I actually want to hang on the wall! I didn't think I could pull that off but I did!"

  • "Even as a complete beginner, I felt welcome and supported. Jeska gave clear, easy directions and my painting actually looks good!"

  • "I've always wanted to try oil painting but I was intimidated. This was the perfect way to start."

Join Us!

The workshops I offer change with the seasons and are inspired by the native landscape around us. Every gathering is a fresh opportunity to connect, learn and create something new.

It is my hope that you'll leave with more than a finished painting. I hope you'll leave with new skills, a greater appreciation for the beauty found in nature, and a piece of artwork you'll be proud to display and enjoy for years to come!

Your Questions, Answered

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. Or if you’re feeling ready, go ahead and register for an event listed below! I look forward to seeing you there!

meet your host

Jeska of the Earth

Jeska is an artist, art teacher and nature enthusiast! She typically paints natural subjects in oil but also loves exploring other media as well. Outside of being an artist, she is a mother to a six-year-old sports fanatic. She also enjoys reading, gardening, cooking, hiking and learning about permaculture, which she hopes to practice in the near future.