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Sat, Jan 10 1pm-4pm & Fri/Sat, Jan 16-17, 10am-12pm & 1pm-4pm. 

This is a three-day workshop. We will be working entirely with invented scenes employing photographic source materials for texture and climate related hints.  The first day will be comprised of a lecture and demo. The following days will be focused on helping students develop their own composition and painting plan.

The workshop will offer a step by-step process that can be used to create original designs and translate real-life botanicals and natural elements into believable, but invented scenes and landscapes.  

We will practice designing a landscape from our imagination using environmental and compositional motifs.  

Materials:

One the first day of the workshop, only a sketchpad and pencil are necessary.

Painting surfaces: I mostly use ready made oil-primed linen or stetched surfaces  14x18  to 24x36. The size chosen is entirely up to you.

Brushes in great variety can be very helpful.  You need some larger soft natural-hair or synethetic (flat and/filbert), and some smaller (1/4-1/2” flats in natural-hair or synthetic for a soft touch).  lt's not advisable to use paper palettes. I recommend glass, plexiglass or wood. Solvent: Have a good-sized solvent cup with clean solvent to be able to clean your brushes quickly. I use either Gamsol or Chelsea Lavender Brush Cleaner. I recommend having some Maroger medium and a roll of paper towels, a stick of white (standard) chalk, pencils and sketch pad for working out ideas.

Palette knives: one large enough for mixing paint and a small painting knife for placing small shapes on your canvas. A plalette scraper

Oil paints: This is a slightly more limited palette than I'll normally use for studio work, but fully functional:

Titanium White (or your choice of white) Cadmium Yellow Light (or Lemon)

Indian Yellow or Transparent Orange

Permanent Red Medium (Rembrandt)

Yellow Ochre

Burnt Sienna or Transp. Brown/Red Oxide

Alizarin Crimson of your choice

Quinacridone Violet

Ultramarine Blue

Manganese Blue Hue (Winsor & Newton)

Workshop: The Invented Landscape

$375.00Price
  • After the first day of class, due to the nature of the condensed study in workshops, cancellation with pro-rate refunds will be considered but not guaranteed.  
     

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