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Highlights
of the
2009
Summer Workshop
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Jane demonstrates from
beginning to end.
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Workshops are put together and scheduled partly through requests of students.
Please contact Jane via:noelsart@gmail.com
or call Jane at 766-5286 to be notified regarding future workshops.
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2009 Summer Workshop Details
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August 12, 13, 14
9:30am Prepare
10:00am to 2:00pm (Instruction)
12:00 (Lunch Provided)
Tuition: $150
Class Goal: To learn impressionistic techniques in oil painting by Demonstration and Application.
Who is Elgible?
Advanced, Serious Artists wanting to expand their knowledge in the medium of oil, and those wanting to learn new techniques to advance their craft.
Jane will demonstrate how to get started. Magazine clippings of landscapes, cityscapes or still life photography such as food or flowers will be provided.
Follow Jane over three sessions of instruction and practice. At the end of the workshop, you should have 2-3 Gallery-Ready Pieces.
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Supply
List
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OIL PAINTS
(Winsor Newton, Not Winton)
Cadmium Yellow Light
Yellow Ochre (optional)
Orange Light
Cadmium Red Light
Alizarine Crimson
Burnt Seinna (optional)
Burnt Umber (optional)
Cobalt Blue
Ultramarine Blue
Permanent Green Light
Hookers Green or Terre Verte Green (optional)
Dioxide Purple (optional)
1 Large Tube of Titanium White or Flake White
Note: Layout your palette colors in this order (warm to cool colors).
BRUSHES
Sherwin-Williams 1 inch oil house painting brush cut at 45 degree angle
Chinese Pighair:
Round #4
Bright #2 and #4
Flat #8 and #10
Filbert #6
(If the supplier is out of a particular size, go to the next size brush).
ADDITIONAL MATERIALS
3 Stretch Canvas or Canvas Board 18 X 24 or 20 X 24
Turpenoid-1 can, any size
Purified Linseed Oil
Palette Knife for mixing paints (Iggy's will advise you).
Wooden Art Box, Tackle Box or Tote Bag for carrying paints.
Palette paper
Paper Towels
2 Clip-On Metal Cups to hold mediums
1 Mason Jar-found at Michael's
FOR PAINTING AT HOME (not necessary for class)
Brush Cleaner and Preserver (round tan cake soap) or (Murphy's Oil Soap
diluted in 1 part Murphy's, 4 parts water)
Oil paint hand soap or "Lava" from grocery store
One Step Oil Brush Cleaner and Conditioner at
Michael's or Iggy's (optional but highly recommended for your brushes life)
Students need to make sure they have an easel, hand soap, brush cleaner, brush preserver along with the items on the supply list.
SUGGESTED LOCAL VENDORS
Michael's
A.C. Moore
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See how in this brief video.
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