Your Hidden Gifts... or Art they?
When I was a littler kid, I was usually found quietly entertaining myself by making something with my hands, and pestering or instigating trouble with my
sister. My wild side provided endless curiosity to make things; whether
with crayon, pencil, paint, clay, wire, tissue paper, gum wrappers,
mud, food...you name it. Sometimes the result was a mess! Making
something out of nothing was pretty much a self-driven therapy. I often
thank the heavens I'm not crazy...or am I? So to all of you creative souls out
there, I'm sending you suggestions for a year filled with curiously fun
adventures, creative opportunities, artistic possibilities, and
hopefully some new art supplies that will keep on giving for years to
come...
This Advanced Pastel class is an 8-week series that will cover the finer
points of pastel painting and beyond, with the still life as our
subject. Designed for the artists who have a solid understanding
of pastel painting. Artists will have the choice of painting a still
life that is composed and worked on each week over a series of sessions,
OR, from a new still life composition each week. The artist must have
knowledge of painting vernacular and skills based upon previous
lessons, experience and instructor approval.
In this course we will cover everything pastel
that is 'chalk full' of information with plenty of time to practice
and finesse your newfound knowledge. We will build upon your
skill, understanding, and confidence in the medium through a progression
of exercises on the many aspects of pastels. We will be breaking down
the values of pastels, exploring the facets of mark-making,
discovering your style with pastels, under-painting techniques, and
more. This is a great course for those who wish to discover the medium,
learn about pastel on a broader level, or for those who wish to push
their pastel work to the next level. Perfect for Beginner to
Intermediate levels.
Wishing you a wonderful, adventurous 2019
Brenda
Labels: Advanced pastel painting, art, art fundamentals, Brenda Boylan, creative lessons, pastel classes, pastel painting, pastel teacher, Pastel workshop
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