g a long list right away. “I like to build furniture, paint murals, sew felted sweaters, make jewelry, garden, paint, create paper mache, dye fabric, make prints….” The list doesn’t end there. Jan revels in the creative and actively looks for new creative outlets. She likes teaching for Arts for All because she has the freedom to choose whatever media she wants to work with. “I love sharing creativity with others,” she says. Jan enjoys the variety of students she encounters while teaching. “I once had a delightful child who had recently moved from Moscow, Russia. He spoke no English, except numbers. He recited multiplication tables and made wild, original, and wonderful art.” She hopes that her students will grow up to be adults who are thankful for the gift of art they received through Arts for All. “I would also like to