Artist Workshops
Listed chronologically
Johanna Harmon - Painting the Inspired Portrait and Figure - October 18 to 22, 2010
Carol Marine Workshop - September 12 -16, Note: Year is 2011 SOLD OUT-WAIT LIST
Peggy Bruno - Preparing Digital Submissions for Exhibitions - September 18, 2010
Painting the inspired Portrait and Figure
with Johanna Harmon
October 18-22, 2010 5 Day Workshop
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Fee: $450M $475NM plus model fee
The focus on this oil painting workshop is to develop and clarify your visual intention while nurturing the overall painted subject. Beginning with the core elements of painting (line, shape, tone/value, color, texture and edges) we will then explore the infinite visual possibilities that can originate with just a flash of inspiration. Harmon will provide demonstrations, individualized instruction, critiques, and group discussions intended to renew and expand your visual vocabulary. Good drawing skills and a strong grasp of painting fundamentals are recommended. Students will paint the portrait, the clothed and semi-nude figure.
Johanna Harmon studied fine art painting at Scottsdale Artists' School, The Fechin Art Institute, and the Art Student's League in Denver. See faculty link at left for more about Johanna's career, and visit her website at www.johannaharmon.com
Member $450
NonMember $475
Deposit holds spot $100
Carol Marine
September 12-16, Note: Year is 2011 5 Day Workshop
9:00 - 4:00
Fee: $450M $475NM WORKSHOP IS FULL - WAIT LIST AVAILABLE
Carol Marine was born in Sheridan, Montana, and raised in the very small town of Harper, Texas in a dome house designed and built by her parents. Her mother is a weaver and a potter, and her father builds boats. Her parents always assured their children they could do anything in their lives they wanted, and that it was better to have a job they enjoyed than to make a lot of money. Carol’s family has been her greatest influence and inspiration.
After graduating from Harper high school, Carol spent four and a half years at the University of Texas in Austin. She graduated in the fall of 2001 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Studio Art, and a focus in painting. On October 5th, 2006, Carol began the practice of doing one small painting a day and posting them on her blog.
Only 15 spots available
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Preparing Digital Submissions for Exhibitions
with Peggy Bruno
Saturday, September 18, 2010 10 am - 12 pm
Fee: $35 M/NM
Join pastel painter and digital guru Peggy Bruno as she clearly explains the best and simplest way to convert jpeg photos of your artwork into high quality digital submissions for art exhibitions. This presentation starts with helpful hints for photographing your artwork, followed by a step-by-step process of adjusting your photos using Photoshop Elements software to make digital files that truly represent the beauty of your original art. You will also learn how to save the files to a CD. The workshop will also teach you how to convert and save your files for your website, facebook page, blog, and for print. All workshop students will receive a free, easy-to-follow guide to take home for future reference.Stop wasting your valuable time trying to make these files without instruction. Let Peggy show you the best way to make professional digital images of your work
Member/NonMember $35 only 10 spots available!
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