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Older Classes: Oil Painting Farmhouse and India Ink Abstract

Farmhouse at Sunset The Oil Painting class, ages 12 and up have done a beautiful job on thier Farmhouse at Sunset paintings. Great job to Saige age 12 (above) and Bethany age 12 (below). India Ink Special Effects! Boys class ages 7th grade have been learning how to use India Inks for a big project. This month we experimented with washes, salt, dropping in colors and blowing ink with a straw. Next, we will apply these special effects to our bigger project. Teacher Example Cameron age 12 Spencer age 13 Zachary age 12

Fall 2019 Teen Oil Painting

I introduced our class with a theme of "Medieval" but everyone was too excited to work on their own ideas so I did a demonstration and then let them loose! I love seeing the creativity and enthusiasm of these oil painting students! Castle Demonstration First I started with a demo of a value study of my composition as the underpainting. As I went along we talked about color properties and also how to work from a photograph. Here's the finished painting. Here's a look at the student's work during the 8 weeks of class. The Millpond, by Brooklyn, age 14 A Duck's Paradise, by Bridger, age 12 Palette Knife Forest, by Rori age 13 Red Panda, by Jane age 13 Abstract Flowers, by Rori age 13 Winter Forest Sunset, by Rori age 13 Rose Garden, by Skylar, age 17 Harry Potter Castle, by Hannah, age 16 Romania Scene, by Skylar age 17 Rainbow Pumpkin, by Vanessa, age 17 Windmill

Fall 2019: Teen Draw

The Teen Draw class focused on a Medieval theme this past fall. We did three projects in the 6 week class. Here's a look at each one and a few of the concepts the kids worked on. "Corvin's Castle" in Graphite pencil This castle was quite complicated. It is found in Romania and I was able to get some great photographs of it while I visited there back in May. We discovered that drawing from a photograph is not always great because of weird skewing and 3 point perspective that happens when you take pictures of architecture. So we had to flatten out the parts of the castle that were skewed and learn about 3 D shapes that the castle is made up of. After a contour line drawing then we started adding shading, concentrating on 3 or 4 values and keeping the shading consistent. We could of spent another 2 weeks on this project but the kids were ready to move on after a few sessions! Very intense work for this age group! They did a great job. "Knig

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