To get a place on the list for the next workshop, please contact me with your name, telephone number, and email address. Dates and place for the next workshop haven’t been set, but I will let you know as soon as I have details.
Once fall arrives on the coast, we see subtle changes in color and light. Explore these changes with me in a two-day oil painting workshop hosted by Ashland Gallery.
In this class, you’ll learn techniques used by Dutch landscape painters of the 17th century. Because these painters mainly worked without benefit of artificial light, they needed to be efficient and make the most of fleeting daylight. The expedited working method you’ll learn can be adapted to plein air painting as well. We will use non-solvent-based mediums and cleaning fluids, such as spike oil of lavender and walnut oil. You’ll leave with a completed sky painting by the end of
the second day.
Beginners are welcome. Class is limited to twelve participants.
If you’ve taken one of my classes in the past, this will be a different approach to painting skies. The approach will combine art appreciation, some geeky info about skies and materials, as well as technique.
Materials, instructional handouts, and a list of supplies used in the class are included in the class fee. Bring your own lunch and a smock or apron.
Monday and Tuesday, October 15 & 16, 9 am - 4 pm, with a break for lunch.
Questions? Contact me at: sdowningwhite@gmail.com, or (251) 545-1441
