ONLINE WORKSHOP: Painting from Your Summer Photos with Emily Passman

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FIVE DAY WORKSHOP
Monday - Friday
December 14-18, 10:00 - 12:00
M: $300 / NM: $350

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MEDIUM: Painting

 

ALL LEVELS

 

It's cold, so let's find our old summer photos and get to work. Use your photos as reference, paint what it feels like, instead of copying, crop to a new view, edit out unwanted elements, use a big brush, and break through fears about your painting process. Through a series of guided exercises I will assist you to find fresh ways of seeing, choosing color and creating composition.  

 

Artwork: Emily Passman

SUPPLIES:
Sketch pad (important for thumbnail sketches and composition planning)
Vine charcoal or Pencils of different hardness (for oil painters I like PITT oil based pencils)
Small mat board cut into two “Ls” (makes a view finder)
Ruler or other straight edge
Drafting tape (low adhesive)
-1 or 2 sheets of 140 LB watercolor paper cold or hot (we will be folding and tearing into 6 smaller sheets for 
paint “studies” so you can do this prior if you wish)-if you will use this paper for paint sketches, please gesso or prime ahead of time.
OR
Paper/pads of "canvas-paper” or other paper designed to take acrylic or oil, or Huile Arches paper for oils ($$$)
-Palette (can be a paper palette, wood or glass)
-Jars for medium or water
-Oil painting medium (this can be gamsol, liquid, walnut oil etc)
Turpenoid for cleanup and thinning. (less smelly than turpentine, still bad to breathe)
-Palette knife (s) 
-Brushes: varied sizes..(go larger!?) flats, rounds, (at least one 1-inch hardware store-style brush)
-Oil or acrylic paints
Use what you have!
I suggest using a warm and cool of each primary, and then a very dark brown to mix blacks.
Example palette: (exact colors NOT required)
Cad red, alizarin crimson
Cerulean Blue, Ultramrine blue
Yellow ochre and Cadmium yellow light
Van dyke brown, raw umber
Titanium white and/or zinc white
Neon CRM by Neon One