Tuesday, September 27, 2011

CHARLES BASHAM ALL-MEDIA LANDSCAPE PAINTING WORKSHOP

 
When:  Saturday, Oct. 8, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Where:  North Park, off Grafton Road, Brunswick
Who:  Ages 21 and above,
Cost:  BAW members:  $30, non-members: $35 
(you may join at this time to receive the lower rate, membership is $25.00)

The purpose of this class is multi-fold: to paint from the landscape as a means of investigating exterior space, color and light; to incorporate into these paintings your comprehensive understanding of art historical styles; and to develop a contemporaneous manner in utilizing the landscape motif within your own work. In the first case, you should develop an understanding and appreciation of space, light, color and tone by painting the landscape from life and becoming fluent in recording natural phenomena through observation. Secondly, by looking at paintings and reading about them, you can utilize ideas behind them that can inform your own work.  Bring a lunch!   In case of rain, participants will be directed to an alternate site.  Feel free to bring the supplies you usually work with, or use the suggested supply list below if you wish.  For additional information, call Julie Zabkar at 330-741-9362
To register 

MAIL
check to Julie Zabkar, 4604 Basswood Oval, Brunswick, OH 44212 (please include your name, address, phone, and email)

--or--

DROP OFF
payment at Brunswick City Hall, 4095 Center Road, 
Mon-Fri,  8:30 AM - 5:00 PM


If using Oil or Acrylic, here is a suggested supply list (or bring what you normally use):
  • Oil/Acrylic Paint in the following colors:  Cadmium Red Light, Quinacridone Magenta,Ultramarine Blue, Thalo Blue (Pthalocyanine), Lemon Yellow, Cadmium Yellow Light, Mars or Ivory Black, Zinc White (large tube).
  • Brushes (must be OIL bristle if using oil paint):  three flats or filberts, 1/2 in.-1 in., three rounds, 1/4- 1/2"
  • Two Masonite or 3-ply chipboard or canvas(board) panels of your choice
  • Solvent (water for Acrylic/Turpenoid or Gamsol for Oils)
  • Palette (preferably glass)
  • Palette knife and Paint scraper
  • A French easel is an unspoken necessity to landscape painters; but if you are unequipped to make the investment, here are some suggestions:  You may want bring a stool or a folding chair of some sort, whether or not you have an easel. Lawn chairs work best, since the legs of regular chairs will sink into the ground. Have a small drawing board to clip or to tack the canvas or painting board.
  • Sun umbrella (not to mention a hat) would be a wise to bring along.
  • Sun block, bug repellant, a water bottle, handi-wipes and other sundry item.
  • Bring your LUNCH...remember, we'll be in a park all day!