This class is for both beginner and intermediate oil painters.
Through the use of inanimate objects in pictorial compositions, students will learn to observe three dimensional objects and translate them into two dimensional works of art.
Composition, color theory, and various painting techniques will be discussed.
Intermediate students will receive instruction and guidance based on their interests and level of proficiency.
SUPPLY LIST:
Beginner Students:
Palette (wooden or other mid-tone, not white)
palette knife, (I prefer two inch trowel shaped)
Linseed oil
Gamsol
2 glass jars with lids
paper towels (blue shop towels work best) or rags
Brushes - long handled Filberts #4, #6, #10, Oil Paints (no student grade; Gamblin makes a set)
Cadmium Yellow Light
Yellow Ochre
Burnt Umber
Cadmium Red Light
Alizarin Crimson
Ultramarine Blue
Viridian or Pthalo
Ivory Black
Titanium White
brush soap
small sketchpad
2B or 4B pencil
2 - 9 X 12 canvases (level two or better) to start
Flat brush, size 8, long handled
Round brush, size 10 or 12, long handled (Princeton Heritage synthetic sable is fine).
Intermediate Students:
Bring a small (9 by 12) canvas and what you have to the first class and week can tweak it.
Teresa is a realistic painter who has studied extensively at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts. Working primarily in oil paint from life, her artwork reflects a deep understanding of subtle nuances of line, shape, value, and color.
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