Intensive Oil Painting Workshop with Judith Robichaud
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Intensive Oil Painting Workshop with Judith Robichaud
Four Tuesdays, September 9 - 30, 530 – 830 pm
Held at the MAC
$135 early bird discount thru August 19, then $155
Register at http://www.hpaa-mac.org/classes/registration/.
This workshop is for anyone who is curious about the magic of oil paint and is looking to learn more about this medium. The class will demystify painting with oils by discussing the features and qualities of the medium and will include hands-on practice mixing and painting with oil colors. It will cover both beginner information and any topics that arise in the painting process. Both traditional oil paint and water-mixable oils will be covered; as well as supplies and best practices for using oils in your painting practice. Students may work on a still life or a subject of their own choosing. Some painting experience in any medium is preferred but not a requirement..
Supplies Needed:
– palette or palette paper
– a few brushes (small, medium, large)
– palette knife
– one 9×12 canvas pad or a few inexpensive canvas boards (8×10)
– oil paint any brand like Gamblin or Windsor Newton (mars or ivory black, ultramarine blue, cadmium red light, cadmium yellow or lemon yellow, titanium white)
– linseed oil and a small jar with a lid
– paper towels or shop towels
Judith Robichaud, a fine artist and HPAA member, has shown her work at several art fairs and galleries in Boston and New York. Judith claims her professional artist life started when she began renting a studio at the Menino Art Center in 2011. She has since maintained a consistent studio practice while juggling the art fair scene, freelancing and volunteering for Roslindale Open Studios.
Register at http://www.hpaa-mac.org/classes/registration/.
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Four Tuesdays, September 9 - 30, 530 – 830 pm
Held at the MAC
$135 early bird discount thru August 19, then $155
Register at http://www.hpaa-mac.org/classes/registration/.
This workshop is for anyone who is curious about the magic of oil paint and is looking to learn more about this medium. The class will demystify painting with oils by discussing the features and qualities of the medium and will include hands-on practice mixing and painting with oil colors. It will cover both beginner information and any topics that arise in the painting process. Both traditional oil paint and water-mixable oils will be covered; as well as supplies and best practices for using oils in your painting practice. Students may work on a still life or a subject of their own choosing. Some painting experience in any medium is preferred but not a requirement..
Supplies Needed:
– palette or palette paper
– a few brushes (small, medium, large)
– palette knife
– one 9×12 canvas pad or a few inexpensive canvas boards (8×10)
– oil paint any brand like Gamblin or Windsor Newton (mars or ivory black, ultramarine blue, cadmium red light, cadmium yellow or lemon yellow, titanium white)
– linseed oil and a small jar with a lid
– paper towels or shop towels
Judith Robichaud, a fine artist and HPAA member, has shown her work at several art fairs and galleries in Boston and New York. Judith claims her professional artist life started when she began renting a studio at the Menino Art Center in 2011. She has since maintained a consistent studio practice while juggling the art fair scene, freelancing and volunteering for Roslindale Open Studios.
Register at http://www.hpaa-mac.org/classes/registration/.
Get Tickets
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