Jacqueline
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UPCOMING CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
CREATE, Chicago
Keeping a Watercolor Journal with Adventures in Italy September 7 13, 2014
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The Good, the Bad and the Beauty of Color Revitalize your watercolor paintings! Wash that gray right out of your art! Using watercolor as the medium, you will learn the secrets of mixing colors to create vibrant watercolors and control those dull lifeless areas in your work. In this class we will explore how to make bright colors glow by neutralizing their surroundings and create vivid lustrous whites by using complementary colors. You will use the temperature of color to put together dramatic and lively mixes. Learn the characteristics of the paints on your palette and how they interact. All of your colorful studies will be done on Arches 140 lb. paper and then bound into your very own 4 x 6 spiral wire book. Fitting easily into your supply bag, it will become an important color reference in your artistic journeys. Everyone knows how to make a color wheel but do you know how to use it? With a deeper understanding of the relationships between colors you will be painting with confidence. All levels welcome. |
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Watercolor & Mixed Media for the Traveling Artist With your journal under your arm and a few painting supplies, you will be ready to capture memories of your travel experiences. This dynamic class will motivate artists of all skill levels to record their journeys in a creative and unique way using watercolor and mixed media. It is easy to travel light with your journal and paints, and fun to create a personal work of art more special than any photo album. Students will explore ways to make their watercolor travel journal interesting and reflective of their experiences through painting landscapes, vignettes and memoirs, and by using treasured items they collect during their trips. Techniques to be covered include easy watercolor painting, drawing, color theory, and mixed media. I will demonstrate my own unique image manipulation and transfer process that can be used as a cover for the journals. Students will also experiment with stamping, stenciling, simple watercolor washes, artistic lettering and pen and ink to enhance their journals in order to build a launching board of creativity for their next journey. All levels welcome.
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