-THIS WORKSHOP IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE-
Watercolor Workshop Description (John Worley):
Watercolor
Workshop: 10:00 am – 2:00pm (arrive by 9:30 am)
Minimum Recommended Experience
Level: Novice to Intermediate
This workshop is aimed at artists
who already have a strong foundation in drawing who want to advance their
painting technique skill level.
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(examples of watercolor on paper by John Worley) |
Instruction, lecture, and studio time under the tutelage of contemporary painter John Worley. First you will learn all of the fundamental techniques of watercolor painting which are applicable to any situation and to anyone’s style, as well as the principles of color mixing. As the workshop progresses, you will engage in lessons designed to show the importance of compositional balance, the relationship between positive and negative space, layering color and more. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced amateur looking to improve this workshop will prove beneficial in your artistic development.
Acrylic Workshop Description (T.M. Rhyno):
Acrylic
Workshop: 2:30 pm – 6:30 pm (arrive by 1:45 pm)
Minimum Recommended Experience
Level: Novice to Intermediate
This workshop is aimed at artists
who already have a strong foundation in drawing who want to advance their
painting technique skill level.
Students of T.M. Rhyno will learn simple techniques that
translate into awe-inspiring artwork with immediate results. Utilizing only 3
colors for the entire workshop, this course focuses heavily on understanding
tone and values, and, how their respective relationships dictate the impact of
your art. Some of the topics covered during this course will be:
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(examples of acrylic on illustration board by T.M. Rhyno) |
- The importance of dualism relative to painting
- Personal expression in painting using a limited palate
- Optical mixing for visual effect, texture and tonal nuance
- Understanding the importance and influence of layering
- Understanding how line, form, and texture can lend authenticity to your work
- Defining personal style in your art when not first presented with the option
- How to effectively pre-plan your creative approach
- How to avoid mistakes and what to do once you’ve made them
Video recording for personal enrichment purposes is ALLOWED!
However, please DO NOT upload any recorded videos to online public forums or social media sites such as Facebook or YouTube. Thanks!! - JW / TMR
*There
are only 20 seats available for each workshop so please enroll as early as
possible.
Class Registration |

Watercolor Workshop Material
List – All Materials Can Be Bought On Site.
·
Fluid watercolor block 9” x 12” (880912)
· Princeton
Brush Pack (9140)
· Plastic
muffin tray (JR10101112)
· Faber-Castell
aquarelle HB pencil
· Grumbacher
Academy watercolor paint: Cadmium Red, Cadmium Yellow, Ultramarine
Blue, Ivory Black, Quinacridone Magenta, Pthalo Turquiose, (Titanium White –
professional grade, any brand)
Blue, Ivory Black, Quinacridone Magenta, Pthalo Turquiose, (Titanium White –
professional grade, any brand)
Watercolor Workshop Additional Items
These items are
optional. Bring them if you have them, but there is no need to purchase them.
· Any
other additional colors you may want.
·
Paper towels (Viva is the best choice)
· Small
hair dryer
· Typewriter
eraser
· Faber-Castell
aquarelle HB pencil
· Spray bottle or spritzer
· Spray bottle or spritzer
Acrylic Workshop Material
List – All Materials Can Be Bought On Site.
· Acrylic paint –
Liquitex heavy body or Golden heavy body - Cadmium Red, Titanium
White and Carbon Black (Lamp Black will also work)
White and Carbon Black (Lamp Black will also work)
·
Typewriter
eraser
· White vinyl eraser
· Pencils, 4H, 2H, HB,
2B, 4B
·
Hot-press
illustration board 10” x 12”
·
Princeton
Brush Pack (9140)
·
Plastic
paint trays, any will do - (I use a deviled egg tray)
·
Empty
water container (I use an empty plastic coffee container)
·
Spray
bottle or spritzer
· Scrap
paper or index cards (Index cards are the better choice between the two options)
These items are optional. Bring them if you have them, but there is no need to purchase them.
· Toothbrush
· Blending stump or
cotton swabs
· Hair dryer (to speed
up paint drying times)
· Micron technical
pens
Kneaded eraser
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