COMPLETED!
To register, to pay, and for questions, please contact instructor
Linda Hollett-Bazouzi lchollett@verizon.net
Checks, cash, and credit cards accepted
Mixing Neutrals—using water-mixable oils
Sunday, Feb 24, 2019
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Crossroads Art Center, Richmond, VA
ALL ART MATERIALS PROVIDED! $80/$75
$80/ $75 if you register by Feb 21
—Just come with a palette knife!
You may think of neutrals as being grey, beiges, and dull, but this class will open you up to the beauty and subtly of nuance! Neutrals have a lot of color. They are not just grey; anytime you add a complement to a color, you are neutralizing it.
We will mix combinations of neutrals on a grid, and you may have time to paint a small painting (bring a small canvas if you wish to do so).
Participants walk away with a sheet of all the colors they have mixed, labeled so that later you can reproduce the colors!
You may bring snacks/drinks. These and coffee are available at Crossroads starting at noon.
To register, to pay, and for questions, please contact instructor
Linda Hollett-Bazouzi lchollett@verizon.net
Checks, cash, and credit cards accepted
The Colors of Art—using water-mixable oils
Sunday, Feb 17, 2019
1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Crossroads Art Center, Richmond, VA
ALL ART MATERIALS PROVIDED! $90/$85
How do you get all those Greens, and Purples, and Oranges...oh, my!
$90/ $85 if you register by Feb 12.
ALL SUPPLIES PROVIDED—Just come with an apron, palette knife, and fine-line sharpie (to label your colors)!
Mixing more COLORS than you ever imagined, using oil paints that clean up with soap and water. Color theory, with a discussion of hue, value, temperature, intensity—warm, cool, light, dark, subdued, vibrant—and then we paint!
Participants walk away with a sheet of all the colors they have mixed, labeled so that later you can reproduce the colors!
You may bring snacks/drinks. These and coffee are available at Crossroads starting at noon.
COMPLETED!
How Do Get All Those GREENS?!
—using water-mixable oils
Sunday, Mar 24, 2019
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Stewart Gallery, Gloucester, VA
5599 Main St, Gloucester, VA 23061
ALL ART SUPPLIES PROVIDED! $70 (special price)
Mixing more GREENS than you ever imagined, using oil paints that clean up with soap and water. Color theory, with a discussion of hue, value, temperature, intensity—warm, cool, light, dark, subdued, vibrant—and then we paint!
—Just come with an apron, palette knife, and fine-line sharpie (to label your colors)!
Participants walk away with a sheet of all the colors they have mixed, labeled so that later you can reproduce the colors! (and we might just have time to compare our colors with what is really outside!)
You may bring a snack/drink.
Registration and payment is through the Instructor or Stewart Gallery (email).
To register, to pay, and for questions, please contact instructor
Linda Hollett-Bazouzi
lchollett@verizon.net
or Stewart Gallery
theresa@stewartgalleryonmain.com
Checks, cash, and credit cards accepted
Please email me if you have questions or for pricing:
lchollett@verizon.net
Workshops Topics:
The Colors of Art— mixing colors with water-mixable oils (all supplies provided) —4 hours
Neutrals— discovering the beauty of browns, greys, and neutralized colors—4 hours
Palette Knife 101— using a palette knife to paint landscapes (all materials provided, including 2 knives)—all day
Using a Limited Palette— explore using less colors, and famous limited palettes, like Anders Zorn—all day
The Business of Art— how to get your paintings from under the bed and into the public eye—4 hours
Linear Perspective— understanding and using one-, two-, and three-point perspective—3 hours
Painting en Plein Air— a one-day introduction to painting outdoors—all day
Group Presentation Topics:
Travelling/Painting in Foreign Countries— Getting around, getting permission, meeting the people
Copying Famous Paintings— my experience copying paintings at the VMFA
Enamelling 101— introduction to the terms, processes, and production of enamel work used by Fabergé
A Woman Traveling Alone—adventures of a plein air painter, on her own
The Business of Art— where do you start to get your art into the public eye? A brief overview of actions to take
Water-Mixable Oils—oil paints that mix with water? Impossible! Or is it......
Using a Camera vs. Your Eye—the importance of observational drawing/painting, the pitfalls of using ONLY photos
Egg Tempera—what it is, how to make your own paint, its use in history and now (also a workshop topic)
Persian Miniatures—background information, history, materials and techniques (also a workshop topic)