November 08 - 15, 2024
Painting - Exploring the Landscape
Leland Cultural Arts Center • 1212 Magnolia Village Way Leland, NC 28451 Organized by Town of Leland, NCAbout this event
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Description
Special attention will be paid to facets of landscape painting: Horizon placement, light direction, atmospheric details, and depth in space. Participants will paint in oil or acrylic from their photos or sketches, re-interpreting them with a view toward creating a work of art that goes beyond reproduction, looks for the abstract design, and leans toward a contemporary “loose” painting style. Intermediate.
Notebook or sketchbook, pen or pencilPhotos (your own, please) or sketches to use as reference.Canvas panels, or stretched canvas: 9x12” to 12x16”And/orA pad of Canvas Paper: Paint on this if you prefer…bring a board and tape. (You will work at your own pace, so bring as needed.)Jars with lids for solvent and mediumBrushes: For oils: large flat bristle (flats, brights or filberts in various sizes), smallanimal hair for details; For acrylics: synthetic brushes in an assortment of sizes.mixing knife;And/or:Palette Knives: An assortment of sizes: Look for a small tip and a springy blade.Palette: I like a large butcher’s tray with palette paper. You could just use the palettepaper pad as a palette, or any other big flat white sealed surface. (Or Sta-wet for acrylicpaints).Apron or smockCotton rags, paper towelsOil paints: Bring what you have and what you can afford—we can trade off to somedegree. Ideally your minimum group would include:Big tube of white: Permalba, or Titanium WhiteYellow: One warm: Cadmium Yellow mediumOne cool: Lemon, Cadmium Yellow pale or Hansa yellow paleBlue: One warm: UltramarineOne cool: Cerulean or PrussianAnd Cobalt is a good “true” blueRed: One warm: VermillionOne cool: Alizarin CrimsonGreen: One warm: Sap GreenOne cool: Phthalo, Viridian or HookerViolet: One warm: Cobalt violetOne cool: Dioxezine violetBrown: One warm: Burnt Sienna or Burnt UmberOne cool: Raw Umber or Van DykeAnd other earth colors: Paynes Grey, Yellow Ochre, Raw Sienna;If you’re buying some of these for the first time, specify the “hue” version of cobalt andcadmium colors to save expense.Solvent: Gam-sol for oils.Medium: Linseed oil, or Galkyd, Weber Resingel, Liquin…Acrylic painters: Similar palette of colors, appropriate brushes, and a medium of choice—liquid or gel. If using fast-drying paint, you might want retarder.Questions? Feel free to email me: karifeuer12@gmail.com
Age Category
Adult
Location
Painting/Drawing Studio
Instructor
Kari Feuer
Age and Gender
Ages 16-255 · Co-Ed