Zhaoming Wu: Portrait Painting
IN-PERSON
Thur - Sun, Aug 11 - 14, 2022
In this 4-day workshop, Zhaoming will teach a traditional “painterly” technique of oil painting. It will be applied to portrait painting in an "alla prima” approach. Emphasis will be placed on composition, color and understanding light on form. It will include the process of producing appropriate values and edges to create mood and atmosphere. Students will be led into portrait painting practice by observing Zhaoming’s demonstrations along with individual instruction, and critiques.
OSA is accepting a deposit of $400 with a $100 non-refundable fee for canceling contact the office to if you wish to make a deposit. Full payment due 60 days prior to the workshop.
A model fee of $60 to be paid upon registration.Zhaoming Wu
Steve Kleier: Making A Scene With Watercolor/Charcoal Drawing Aug 15, 16 9:30 AM-4:00 PM Location: Upstairs Studio IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
All Levels
There is something magical about depicting scenes of travels and favorite places. We will spend one day painting/drawing natural landscapes and the next urban scenes. I will do a morning and an afternoon demo both days and will demo in charcoal drawing and watercolor. After that I will be available for individual instruction as you work. Even though the subjects are very different, land and city scapes have a lot in common when you know what to look for. Learn and expand your skills with this fun and inspiring class.
Steve Kleier
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Christina Romeo: Intuitive Mixed Media Ink Portraits IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Learn how to infuse emotional impact into abstract portraits by controlling balance, color, and line during this mixed media workshop. You will explore layering intuitively with Christina, using an assortment of techniques such as collage, ink, mark-making, illustration and simple stitching to imbue flow and depth into your paintings. You will learn to be guided by your internal compass and let your creative juices flow. Christina Romeo
Nicole Poole: Weeds & Wildflowers on Sauvie Island IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Come spend a weekend at the farm! Sauvie Island is a delightful location with so many interesting things to observe. In this weekend long class students will choose specimens to study and draw or paint with watercolor. An optional lesson in lettering and calligraphy will be a part of this class for students who wish to record the name (common and Latin for example) and plant description. An example would be the addition of the common and Latin name and a plant description. Oftentimes, with research interesting facts can be obtained including edibility and medicinal values!
Exemplars of the drawing and painting of plants and a simple lettering guide will be provided to all students.
Nicole Poole
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Susan Elwart Hall: Gouache Success for Everyone IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
In this single day workshop, Susan Elwart Hall will provide an introduction to the medium of gouache! Gouache is an opaque watercolor medium similar to oil. Once you know how to control the pigment you can create your own style. A limited palette will help unify your colors on small sketches. The best part of gouache is it is compact, easy clean - up and all you need is water. Bring a brown bag lunch for the 30 minute lunch break!
A quick intro will get you hooked on this mysterious medium!
Susan Elwart Hall Submit Proof of Vaccination Here Max Ginsburg: Painting From Life Sep 6, 7, 8 9:00 AM-4:30 PM Location: Upstairs Studio IN PERSON WORKSHOP
We will paint realisitically in oils, using an all prima method (wet on wet). We will paint directly from a live model and very carefully observe the relationships of forms of the model. Our goal will be to create paintings that capture the three dimensional feelings of the space and forms that we actually see as well as the personality of the model posing.
Day 1: Painting a Head Study Portriat
Day 2: Painting a Nude Study
Day 3: Painting a Clothed Figure Study, Composition
Each day the instructor will do a demo and lecture for an hour or two. Then students will paint from life for the rest of each day and the instructor will critique every student's painting 1 - 2 times each day.
His workshop is special and limited to a few throughout the year.
OSA is accepting a deposit of $300 with a $100 non-refundable fee for canceling. Contact the office to if you wish to make a deposit. Full payment due 60 days prior to the workshop.
A model fee of $60 to be paid upon registration.
Max Ginsburg
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Dorota Haber-Lehigh: Fall Foliage and Seedpods Botanical Drawing IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
All Levels
Fall is the season of warm colors and enchanting patterns on leaves and also time of intriguing and complex forms of seedpods. In this workshop, we will capture the changing colors of the season, various patterns of fall foliage as well as interesting forms of fall fruit and seedpods. You can select to work on a leaf, seedpod or both. We will work with color pencils and focus on blending and layering as well as depicting form. We will use walnut ink stained paper for our background prepared by Dorota. Each surface is unique and reminiscent of old manuscripts. Although drawing in realistic form will be the focus, individual styles will be encouraged and celebrated. All levels are welcome.
Dorota Haber-Lehigh
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Scott Gellatly: Abstracting The Landscape Sep 17 9:30 AM-4:00 PM Location: Upstairs Studio IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Take the plunge into abstraction by taking the fundamentals of landscape painting to new and exciting directions! This class will focus on the process of pulling imagery from nature to emphasize the formal aspects of painting – color, composition, movement and space. Open to all oil and acrylic painters who are willing to let go, experiment and take chances!
Scott Gellatly
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Debra Huse: Oceans, Harbors, and Beach Towns with Oil Paints Sep 23, 24, 25 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Location: Upstairs Studio IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Here is your chance to learn to paint seascapes with a master oil painter. Debra is known for her boat and harbor scenes, dramatic oceans and "locals only" feel to her town scenes. Her comprehensive teaching method will help you with design elements, clean color, and exciting brushwork. A motto of hers is “lay it down and leave it alone”. Learn secrets to getting eye-catching paintings imbued with joy. (Debra will be working in oil, but acrylic painters use many of the same techniques.) Debra Huse
Tom Hoffmann: Path to Abstraction in Watercolor IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Realist painters, used to working from external sources, often find it difficult to generate abstract compositions. When they have a photo, a live model, a still life set-up, or a plein air location to refer to, they can simply look from the source to the painting and make any necessary changes. But where do you look if all your images come from inside your own imagination? Isn’t it arbitrary? No, as it draws on familiar resources you use whenever you paint. For example, Tom will show you how to generate serenity by looking at what you already know about color theory. In this workshop, participants will ask the questions that open the path to abstraction. How are the colors distributed on the page? Are all the shapes the same size? Is this symmetry deliberate? What if the warm and the cool colors were allowed to merge? Hard or soft edges? Form or content? You ask the questions; the painting gives you the answers. Tom Hoffmann
Margaret Terrall: Mixed Media: Experiments in Painting Oct 21, 22, 23 9:30 AM-4:00 PM Location: Upstairs Studio IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Participants will experiment and play with lots of materials and surfaces during this creative, mixed media workshop. You can use scrapers, brayers, straws, stencils, geli plates, stamps, collage papers, scratch foam board and heat transfers, among other techniques, to create unique paintings. Design and composition tricks will be taught to make any painting successful. Margaret will supply many of the objects to make textures. Margaret Terrall
Barbara Mason: Solarplate Printmaking IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
Join printmaking master Barbara Mason in a two day adventure learning Solarplate etching and relief printmaking. Go from an image you draw or copy onto clear acetate or mylar to printing your image in 30+ minutes. You will learn the basics of printmaking and the magic of Solarplate. All supplies are provided by the instructor, two 4x5 plates, paper and ink are included in the class and additional plates are available for purchase at Barbara's cost. Bring images and get ready to have fun. This class is Printmaking Magic!
Price: Member $ 255.00 | Non-Member $ 295.00
Terry Miura: Oh My Gouache!
IN-PERSON
A Three-Day Workshop with Terry Miura.Terry Miura
Susan Kuznitsky: Pastel Painting-A Test Drive IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
This one-day workshop is the perfect opportunity for artists who are curious about the pastel medium. It is a day to explore the joys of pastels to see if you want to dive in further. All you need to bring is a drawing board to accommodate a 9 x 12 piece of paper. You will receive two sheets of sanded paper and a sample box of pastels to keep. The rest of the supplies will be there for you to ‘play’ with. Susan will introduce pastels step by step, from the underpainting through layering hard and soft pastels, to create the beautiful glow. In the afternoon, you have the option to paint along using the same image as the demo or use your own photo reference. By the end of the day, you will get a good taste of this fun and user-friendly technique.
Supply List: A drawing board to accommodate a 9 x 12 piece of paper
Susan Kuznitsky Submit Proof of Vaccination Here
Price: Member $ 125.00 | Non-Member $ 145.00
Yuming Zhu: Sumi Floral and Landscape Painting ONLINE WORKSHOP
Join artist Yuming Zhu in exploring the art of Sumi Painting through focusing on landscape and floral subjects. To begin we will concentrate on painting wisteria and lotus in Sumi style which emphasizes lines, brush strokes, and energetic composition. Wisteria shows resilience, movement and energy, while Lotus represents purity and soft energy.
For the landscape portion of the class, we will learn to capture beautiful Pacific Northwest scenery in the sumi expressive style. Techniques for splashing ink, energetic brush strokes, and background washes will be practiced throughout the workshop.
This workshop welcomes beginning and professional artists. Throughout the workshop each student will receive individual instruction to further their personal artistic growth. This workshop invites you to celebrate life graciously, learning from the spirit of Wisteria.
Bring some photos of landscape, wisteria and lotus.
Scott Gellatly: Color Theory for Painters IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Sat-Sun, January 28-29, 2023 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Intermediate - Advanced | Acrylics / Gouache / Casein
Bring “informed intuition” to color-mixing and color strategies for all genres of painting. In this course, we will explore how to use the key characteristics of color to express emotion in our paintings. Each student will create a series of exercises and example paintings that culminate in their own hand-painted, color reference book. This class is intended for intermediate and advanced painters of all genres.
Susan Bein: Create & Publish an Art / Photo Book IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Sat - Sun, February 4 - 5, 2023 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM All Levels | Art / Photo Book Publishing
In this two day workshop you’ll learn how to create and publish a book of your photos or other artwork from start to finish. Using BookWright, a free software provided by Blurb (a self-publishing website), participants will learn how to create a book of their photos or other artwork and upload it to Blurb to be published. From simple magazine formats to elegant coffee table books, Blurb makes it possible to create and customize your own books and publish them quickly and inexpensively. Over the course of the weekend, we’ll cover organizing and preparing your image files, including resizing and sequencing, deciding on a book format, using Blurb’s software to create page layouts, and uploading the finished book to Blurb’s website and ordering. Susan Bein has been a fine art photographer for over 50 years and took workshops with Ansel Adams on the making of photographic books.
Notes: Each participant will need to bring their own laptop to work with throughout the weekend. Students should possess basic computer skills.
Books ordered from Blurb will be at each participant's own expense.
Amanda Houston: Bird Gestures In Pastel IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Sat - Sun, February 25 - 26, 2023 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM All Levels | Pastel
Learn how to not only make bird portraits, but capture the subtle gestures of birds through the medium of pastels. This class goes beyond just learning to copy your photograph, but teaches you how to see our subjects beyond the visual form. What is the personality and feeling you want to portray? Birds are just an avenue to do this...and they're quick and fun and easy!
Optional $20 Supply Fee to be paid to instructor for students who want to try gator board and copper substrates on Day 2.
Rene Eisenbart: Expressive Portraits in Watermedia IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, March 24 - 26, 2023 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM All Levels | Painting / Watermedia
Explore concepts that guide you in making an exceptional portrait. Uncover the ESSENCE of your subject as you determine the IDEA you want to express, which will often evolve as you play with the images and shapes in your painting. We’ll interpret our subjects to create personal works of art that tell a story, starting loose and fresh then honing the details. Create a likeness by following the pattern of light, mid and dark values. Composition and texture making will guide us in this process.
Breathe new life into “finished” or unresolved paintings while enhancing the concept behind your work. Adding acrylics and opaques to your watercolor technique opens up whole new worlds of possibilities! Learn to re-evaluate and reinvent your work when it isn’t working to your satisfaction. Any painting can be “fixed” with the right combination of acrylic grounds and liftable opaques. Build your skills and your imagination in this lively, supportive workshop, designed to promote “out of the box” thinking!
Bring reference for new starts and unresolved work if you like. Tips to help choose or create a good reference : http://rene-art.com/wcontent/uploads/2016/03/Choosing-Portrait-Reference-handout.pdf
Marcy Baker: Water-Based Monotype Workshop IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, April 14 - 16, 2023 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM All Levels | Printmaking / Watercolor
In this three-day workshop, water-based paints are applied with brushes and other tools onto Plexiglas plates to create painterly one-of-a kind monotype prints. The plate is first lightly sanded to allow for a more complete transfer of the image. Layers of watercolor and gouache paints are built up and blended on the plate and then allowed to dry before being transferred to dampened paper with an etching press. Watercolor pencils are used for drawing and mark-making. We experiment with manipulating paint on the plate using a variety of texture tools. We will also explore chine collé, a method of collage where rice paper is adhered to the support paper with wheat paste during press transfer.
Dory Kanter: Keeping an Artist's Journal - At Home and On the Road IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, April 28 - 30, 2023 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM All Levels | Watercolor
Enjoy the daily practice of creating an artistic journal while learning innovative ways to chronicle your thoughts and impressions. Artist Dory Kanter makes it easy to capture the sights and scenes around you, whether in the studio or when traveling, with original Art Escape projects designed to spark your creativity. Dory will demonstrate how to produce luminous watercolor mixes with expressive color triads. This workshop explores traditional and non-traditional methods of putting your experiences on paper by enhancing your artistic eye, practicing the art of the quick sketch, and storytelling with image and text. All skill levels will experience both inspiration and success.
Materials fee of $10 due upon registration.
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David Cobb: The Art of Garden and Flower Photography IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Sat - Sun, May 6 - 7, 2023 Saturday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM & 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Sunday 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM & 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Intermediate Level | Photography
In this weekend workshop you’ll learn the finer points of photographing the garden landscape, which include critical composition skills, an introduction to exposure strategies, techniques for photographing the garden landscape, and lens approaches. In addition, David will present techniques for composition and exposure of flora macros, choosing your background, and photographing plants and flowers creatively. The workshop includes both in-class and field work. Students interested in having their work critiqued can bring 2-3 images for review at the end of the Sunday session.
A digital or film camera is required for this workshop along with a working knowledge of its function.
Workshop Schedule:
Saturday, May 6
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Classroom Session at OSA
2:00 pm - 5:00 PM: Photo Outing to the International Rose Test Garden
Sunday, May 7
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM: Photo Outing to Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden (Garden opens at 10:00 AM - $5 entry fee).
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM: Critique Session at OSA (Optional to attend)
OPPA and PPF members eligible for OSA Member discount. Please call the OSA office to register with the discount.
Joanne Kollman: Expressive Portrait Drawing & Painting--The Nuts and Bolts IN-PERSON WORKSHOP
This workshop is for you if you’ve never taken an intensive figure workshop and want to be prepared, a refresher for those who have, or ff you have ever taken a painting class or workshop and felt in over your head! This workshop will prepare and/or advance your painting/drawing from life skills, especially if you have been working from photographs.
We’ll kick off the first morning with a slide presentation and end the day with a demo on Palette layout & paint application for all levels. Day 2 and 3 we'll focus on working from a live model in color. Beginning students can stick with value drawing and painting for 2 or 3 days.
Students learn how to start and finish Alla prima portrait and/or figure paintings from life in one session. Joanne shares tips she’s gleaned from Max Ginsburg, Zhaoming Wu, David Leffel/Sherrie McGraw, Nelson Shanks and Casey Childs methods & more.
Day 1: Portrait Drawing: Structure and Technique.
Day 2: Taking the Mystery Out of Color: Color Note Painting
Day 3: Putting it Altogether: 12x16 portrait or 16x20 figure painting.
See supply list for beginner, intermediate and advanced supply lists.
Sunday January 8th 7pm PST optional recorded zoom meeting from Joanne Kollman, “Getting the Most Out of Your Workshop Experience”. Contact the OSA Office at 503-228-0706 for more details.
Price: Member $ 335.00 | Non-Member $ 395.00
Anji Grainger: Elements of Nature and Texture in Watercolor IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, June 16 - 18, 2023 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM All Levels | Watercolor
This workshop offers a 3-day exploration into creating unique textured patterns using different elements to produce dynamic results with watercolor. Create beautiful, textured patterns in your watercolor paintings by employing nontraditional techniques using plant materials, salt, stones and other elements. See how watercolor pigments react and leave beautiful patterns on your paper. This workshop will also emphasize composition and design principles. Each day I will demonstrate and teach different techniques and methods to create unusual outcomes. This workshop connects us with nature and lets each creating artist discover the magic of patterns in natural things that are around us.
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Price: Member $ 335.00 | Non-Member $ 395.00
Don Jacobson: Photographing Wildflowers in the Field IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, July 7 - 9, 2023 Times Vary Each Day Beginner - Advanced | Photography
Join photographer Don Jacobson for a weekend of photographing the natural world! Learn to use your camera to create compelling photographs of the wildflowers and other plants you encounter in the great outdoors. This three day workshop will consist of a two hour lecture Friday evening covering equipment, techniques, software and a slide show. Saturday, workshop participants will meet at a TBD location near Mt. Hood to spend the day photographing wildflowers (and anything else!) with up to two miles of hiking on trail. Sunday afternoon the workshop will meet at OSA to critique of the photographs we took Saturday.
A fully adjustable camera and a basic knowledge of how to use it are required. A list of suggested equipment will be distributed before the workshop.
Workshop Scehdule:
Friday, July 7: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Meet at OSA for technique/equipment lecture
Meet at a TBD location near Mt Hood to photograph. (Wear hiking gear and bring water and snacks!)
Meet at OSA for Photo Critique Session
OPPA and PPF members eligible for OSA Member discount. Please call the OSA office to register with the discount.
Price: Member $ 295.00 | Non-Member $ 335.00
Kristy Kutch: Vibrant, Versatile Colored Pencil IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, July 14 - 16, 2023 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM All Levels | Colored Pencil
Join colored pencil expert, Kristy Kutch for this three-day workshop exploring the vibrant world of colored pencils. Each day we'll focus on a different type of pencil or techinque that will lead to unique results. We'll achieve vivid colors and fascinating textures with colored pencil techniques and tools. Rather than focusing on subject matter, we'll dive deep into using colored pencils to acheive your desired results.
Day 1: Explore the versatile beauty of "traditional" (waxy/oil) colored pencils on Bristol board and Stonehenge paper.
Day 2: Experiment with the unique appeal of colored pencil on toned (colored) surfaces.
Day 3: Focus on water soluble drawing material and techniques, with an introduction to watercolor pencils, watercolor paper, and Ampersand Aquaboard. Feel free to work on the colored pencil project of your choice.
The workshop structure will cover general guidelines for exploring colored pencil in its many dimensions, while allowing for flexibility and fun! Please feel welcome to portray a special subject or to spend more time on a certain project or series if you wish.
Note: There will be many demonstrator sets of colored pencils available for students to sample and borrow. Each student will leave with a sizable goody bag of free supplies! See the supply list for details.
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Rick Fox: The Air In Between--Seeing and Simplifying in a Charged Landscape IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, August 4 - 6, 2023 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM All Levels | Oils + Acrylic Painting
Each of the three days will be a combination of in-studio problem solving and plein-air landscape painting. The studio work will involve specific directed limitations in anticipation of some of the core challenges, contradictions, and joys of painting in the open, energized landscape. We will make two paintings each day, one studio painting and one plein-air landscape painting.
We will be diving into color through specific limitations as we address a variety of issues:
• Day 1: Managing the Chaos + Prioritizing the Picture Plane
• Day 2: Retinal Compensation + Clouds and Foliage as Form.
• Day 3: Near + Far: Riding the Relative Value of Color + Collision of Land + Sky
Kristie Mooney: Learn How to Batik in Watercolors IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri- Sun, August 18 - 20, 2023 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM All Levels | Watercolor Batik
Watercolor batik is the process of using traditional watercolor paint and wax to create unique and beautiful batik-style paintings on Japanese rice paper. This process is similar to the age old technique where melted wax is applied to fabric as a resist and then the fabric is dipped in dye. Students will begin the process with a drawing and then learn to create highlights and shadows, as well as how to mask areas of the project with wax This class is suitable for both beginner and experienced painters with little or no watercolor experience.
Price: Member $ 320.00 | Non-Member $ 380.00
Lian Zhen: Watercolor Fish and Flora ONLINE WORKSHOP Mon, Wed, Fri, September 18, 20, 22, 2023 9:30 AM - 1:30 PM All Levels | Watercolor
In this workshop, Lian will teach basic techniques such as compositions and coloring, and his unique watercolor methods including "Color Pouring and Blending" and "Paint Around (negative painting)" through the subject matter of Koi and Hydrangeas. He will teach you how to mix colors on watercolor papers, as well as letting the pigments paint themselves. Throughout the workshop, you will learn to acheive all these techniques using only three primary colors.
The demonstrations are step by step with practices between, so students have time to absorb and assimilate the lessons. During student practice times the demos will rerun online several times. Questions are welcome at any time. At the end of class Lian will critique students work, providing comments and suggestions so students can improve their paintings. A one day break between each session allows students to gain more from the workshop by doing practice paintings or finishing up the previous days’ painting.
Sarah Hansen: Landscapes Unbound - Acrylic Painting IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Fri - Sun, October 13 - 15, 2023 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM All Levels | Acrylic Painting
Sarah B. Hansen’s main objective in painting is to convey an emotional connection to nature using elemental shapes. She captures this feeling by establishing strong color schemes, dynamic compositions, and gestural strokes using various tools. During the course of this workshop, Sarah will discuss the importance of compositions, structure of natural forms, power of value studies, and development of color schemes. You will learn how to see landscape forms as masses of interlocking shapes and values, thus creating an abstract, yet recognizable landscape painting. She will walk you through the challenging aspects of acrylic paint characteristics; its dry-time, how to use acrylic mediums, and tools for application.
Sarah will demonstrate one or more times each day, then allow students to work on their own paintings through out the day, ensuring individual attention for each student. Students may choose to work on one or two paintings as desired.
Liz Walker: Creating Paintings with Impact IN-PERSON WORKSHOP Sat - Sun, November 4 - 5, 2023 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Beginners - Advanced | Acrylics + Collage
What makes us stop in our tracks and examine a painting? Color, value, composition, and even subject matter are important, but more than that, a successful painting tells a story that makes us want to linger awhile longer—and keep looking. In this workshop we'll explore how to construct a strong, connected composition, how to juxtapose acrylic paint shapes with patterned collage papers to make your art memorable and personal. It's all about composition, color, value, line and shape. Throughout the workshop, Liz will share tips for how to transform old "failed" paintings into impactful works of art with a new life.
Participants should have basic acrylic painting skills and a desire to jump in with both feet and learn new acrylic and collage techniques. Subject matter is the choice of each artist, so participants are free to paint figure, landscape, still life, abstract or non-objective work. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, you will benefit from this hands-on workshop, gaining a new perspective on how to build and design a better painting.
Day 1: We'll discuss tried and true methods for collage as well as color and value, and how to create lovely neutrals through collage. We'll also talk about the process of a painting, where good ideas come from and how to turn a good idea into a series.
Day 2: You'll discover time-tested methods for reviving old "failed" paintings including use of acrylic "skins," stenciling, mark-making and collage. Students will practice some simple "paint-overs" of old paintings and learn how to bring old work to new heights.
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Price: Member $ 255.00 | Non-Member $ 295.00
Yong Hong Zhong: Exploration of Color 
