this where people can come and see everything that the dunedin fine arts center has to offer. and you will be given a demo about this. so what are you agoing to be telling folks tomorrow? basically the way i teach my classes, and i have some of my students here, and it's all about painting abstractly. and there's two different kinds of abstract. there is figure active which basically it looks like something. and then there is this, which is nonobjective. which is basically composition color, shapes and value. and each week in our class, we talk about a different way to start a painting. how do you start? you have blank canvas what do you do. so tomorrow in the demo aring blank canvas how do you get started. big tip the cap to photo journalist tiptoeing around land mines trying to not knock over this hard work in here. how do you get started? i mean do you have to have a picture right there? >> you don't. you don't have a picture. but this particular picture here is a photo shopped version of a still life that we worked from a week ago. and this shows you that you can work from

we're at the dunedin. you've worked here, you've retired from here, volunteer, you take classes. there's a fantastic weekend that showcases all that the fine arts has to offer. you're unwrapping the potte >> all kinds of treasures. we're discovering the last year, our students and instructors, they make samples and the students decide they don't like this little run of the glaze here so they donate these things and the money goes to buying the bells and whistles, fancy glazes and it's a perfect place to come and by beautiful things. this is $20. this was made by one of our instructors. we have things over here that crowd coming on saturday to buy some of these things. >>walter: the students and teachers, they put the work into it but also get it on the back end because they donate all the pieces and then get it in return. >> and we have a great time doing it. we had a glaze party a month ago. some instructors got together with some of student volunteers and we took a lot of pieces that have been abandoned or people glazed them and had pizza and - wine and >>walter: i wouldn't be s

this weekend, if you don't to want relax at home which i think natalie and i will do this weekend, the dunedin fine arts center, there's a pottery sale center but it's not just the pottery sale. we'll tell you all about the fun things that you'll be able to take advantage of if you come here. the line will be stretched out the door just to get your hands on this fantastic and inexpensive pottery. that's the big keyword for this sale going on this weekend. >>vanessa: all right. >>walter: it's going to be a "good day" as charley says. >>vanessa: it will be. looks like some good christmas presents, too. i'll be keeping an eye out. all right. thank you, waer >>walter: you bet. >>jennifer: 6:49. here's a look at top stories. jury collection is moving slowly in the retrial of a florida woman accused of trying to hire a hit man to kill her husband. more than half of the initial group of 100 potential jurors told the judge they knew something about the case. she was arrested in 2009 and her case was featured on the tv show "cops." prosecutors allege she offered an undercover police officer carnival's