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Current Workshops:

Experimental Techniques and Texture

Location: Cornell Museum, Delray Beach, Florida
Workshop Dates: 3/10/2010 - 3/12/2010
Contact Person: Lynn Holland 1 561 638 9927




Designed to broaden your horizons and free your mind.  It's a playful class with demos and talks on mediums (we'll go over at least 20), papers, and a lot of various techniques for using all these things. We will transform all your bought collage papers (you know the ones you bought when you didn't know any better) and turn them into your own unique designs.    We'll also touch on organizational skills and a way of logging your paintings and keeping track of them.   Time permitting we'll touch on transfers.  This is not a class to make a Masterpiece --- it's a class to have fun and explore!!!

List of Supplys

1.  Plastic to cover your table and the floor
2.  Favorite Brushes and Paints
3.  Bounty paper towels
4.  Water Buckets
5.  Popsicle sticks and/or tongue depressors
6.  Goldens soft gel gloss
7.  Collage papers (rice papers, tissue paper, torn paintings, whatever)
8.  Choose 2 or 3 mediums that are on the market and bring them to experiment with (ie. Liquitex black lava, Golden crackle paste, Liquitex Stucco etc.) - or - after we go over them in class, at lunch time you can walk down the street to Hand's Art Supply and choose the ones you like best.
9.  Note pad and pencil
10.  Mats !!!  Bring a couple mats that will fit whatever size painting you're working on.
11.  Wax paper (Cut Rite)
12.  Freezer Paper
13.  Liquitex Gloss Medium and Varnish (liquid)
14.  Palettr Knife
15.  Paper, canvas, or whatever you feel like working on
16.  A support board (for under what you're working on)
17.  Stencils and rubber stamps
18.  An Apple for the teacher

Check this list later as I may think of other things along the way!  Most importantly-----Bring an Open 
Mind and a Great Attitude!!
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Experimental Textures and Techniques

Location: SoMMA - Jacksonville, FL
Workshop Dates: 4/6/2010 - 4/8/2010
Contact Person: Francesca Tabor-Miolla 904-273-2987

                                   

You can email Francesca at catswhisper@bellsouth.net.
The Workshop fee is 260.00 for members and 290.00 for non-members.


Designed to broaden your horizons and free your mind.  It's a playful class with demos and talks on mediums (we'll go over at least 20), papers, and a lot of various techniques for using all these things. We will transform all your bought collage papers (you know the ones you bought when you didn't know any better) and turn them into your own unique designs.    We'll also touch on organizational skills and a way of logging your paintings and keeping track of them.   Time permitting we'll touch on transfers.  This is not a class to make a Masterpiece --- it's a class to have fun and explore!!!

List of Supplys

1.  Plastic to cover your table and the floor
2.  Favorite Brushes and Paints
3.  Bounty paper towels
4.  Water Buckets
5.  Popsicle sticks and/or tongue depressors
6.  Goldens soft gel gloss
7.  Collage papers (rice papers, tissue paper, torn paintings, whatever)
8.  Choose 2 or 3 mediums that are on the market and bring them to experiment with (ie. Liquitex black lava, Golden crackle paste, Liquitex Stucco etc.) - or - after we go over them in class, visit your nearest art store and purchase your favorite and bring it the next day.
9.  Note pad and pencil
10.  Mats !!!  Bring a couple mats that will fit whatever size painting you're working on.
11.  Wax paper (Cut Rite)
12.  Freezer Paper (for your palette) 
13.  Liquitex Gloss Medium and Varnish (liquid)
14.  Palette Knife
15.  Paper, canvas, or whatever you feel like working on
16.  A support board (for under what you're working on)
17.  Stencils and rubber stamps
18.  An Apple for the teacher

Check this list later as I may think of other things along the way!  Most importantly-----Bring an Open 
Mind and a Great Attitude!!

 

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