July 25,26,27, 2014
Workshop in Platte, SD
Deadline June 20, 2014
photo of Chad Phillips work
Photography ~ Chad Phillips www.chadphillipsphotography.com Chad will help you make sense of the
dials and apps available for whatever device you take pictures with. He is going to help you “see” what you are
planning to capture, with new eyes. Help
you take a creative approach, bringing more artistry to the pictures that are documenting
your life.
Either of
these painting classes will gain the individual perspective, value and
color. Neither of the classes are going
to be hosted through follow along painting principal.
You will
learn when to put the photo down that is used as reference, encouraging the
individual to put their own personality into the painting.
If weather
permits plein-air painting will ensue.
Watercolor Painting ~ Bonnie Brahms www.brahms-art.us
Bonnie will familiarize you to the materials necessary, materials you
might want to play with and materials to maybe put way back on the wish
list. She is going to help you make
sense of water and the page when you add color.
Her layering techniques are the focus.
She takes you to new levels for understanding where to go from value
into color. How to not make a muddy mess
of the scene and how to go forth bolder than the average watercolorist. She is a fast study of the student and will
take you from where you are in your painting development, be that you are totally
new or advanced.
Pastel Painting ~ Chris Cernetish www.pastelchris.com Chris will help you get past that blank canvas. She is going to go into what materials work
and don’t and why she came to those conclusions. She is going to help you with techniques that
many pastelist don’t use for backgrounds.
Her focus study is going to be water and trees. Both being rather challenging subjects no
matter what medium you are using. Chris
will guide you from whatever point of study you are, from the total novice or
the advanced will both gain heaps of direction.
If you think that smearing some chalked color on the page and blending
them in is the correct procedure, then you need to take this pastel class, for
that is incorrect.
Glass Staining ~ Mary S Hunt www.maryshutstudio.com Mary is going to give
insight into a lost art; glass staining.
These are age old procedures for “painting” design onto glass and firing
the pieces in the kiln “baking” the elixir into the substrate, creating a new
sheet of glass. No glass experience is
necessary for this particular class.
However, should you work in glass this class can begin to take you to a
new level in your work. No glass cutting
will be involved. All the materials are
included for this workshop. This class
helps ANY person working or playing in the arts to better understand value, as
you work in only one color hue that renders all the ranges of shade and
highlight.