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| Fewer brushstrokes:acrylics |
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Class 3 of the 4 week series ...
One last class left, if you are near & want to come play?
Thursday, November 29, 2018 -- 10AM - 1PM
All materials provided. $45 fee. Info & sign up here.
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Before starting on the artist's choice of canvas
or wood substrate, we did some loosening up exercises.
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| demo |
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| by Irene |
1. heavy marker & airmail paper, filled the page with quick faces.
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| by Susan |
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| by Irene |
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| by Connie |
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| by Kenshin |
2. Painting faces quickly, long brush & acrylic on heavy paper.
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| by Kenshin |
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| demo |
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| by Irene |
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| by Julie |
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| by Susan |
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| by Connie |
3. Repeat #2 with fewer brushstrokes to convey an image.
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| demo |
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| by Knshin |
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| by Connie |
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| by Irene |
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| by Kenshin |
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| by Susan |
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| by Julie |
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| by Connie |
Then we worked on individual canvas, wood or graphic wraps.
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| demo canvas/ start |
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| demo canvas/collage in progress |
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| by Kenshin |
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| by Irene |
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| by Juulie |
Imagine three hours dedicated to uninterrupted fun.
No pressure, just relaxed experimentation.
Join us if you can?
Sweet things happen.
Connie, one of my very favorite people on the planet, brought
me a gingerbread cookie from the Long Beach icon here:
You may notice he lost a leg, somehow?
Okay, I ate it!
But how else was I going to be able to tell you it was delicious!
My first gingerbread cookie in eons!
Thank you Connie!
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