Sherry Meidell's Saturday Workshop at the Sandy Senior Center, May 21st, will explore how you can "Capture People on Paper".
Here is the supply list:
Any brand of paints will do the trick, but Sherry recommends and uses Winsor & Newton in the following colors:
Cadmium Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Cadmium red or Scarlet Lake, Permanenant Alizarin Crimson, Cerulean blue, Ultramarine blue, Antwerp blue, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber
Quinacridone Gold is Optional
Bring your usual setup of: watercolor brushes & an old toothbrush, water containers, paper towels or kitchen towel, 1/2 sheet of Arches, mounted to a board or other substrate. (140 lb.Cold Press or 300 lb. hot press) You will also need some practice 1/4 sheets (2+) and if you are a fast painter, bring more!), Masking Tape, a Sketch Book with a pen or pencil, 2-3 photos of people you would like to paint.
If you would like more information about Sherry, please visit her BLOG
I first met Sherry at a paint out via UWS. We were up at Park City painting the Ruth Christopher's Barn/converted home and while I was struggling with perspectives, she was happily admiring the cows behind us. The colors she had thrown into her landscape had me in awe. I asked her how she achieved such a beautiful sky and lush greens. Sherry didn't hesitate....Antwerp Blue! It became my favorite from that day on. Sherry is an amazing artist and holds nothing back. I hope you will enjoy this fun opportunity!
Here is the supply list:
Any brand of paints will do the trick, but Sherry recommends and uses Winsor & Newton in the following colors:
Cadmium Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Cadmium red or Scarlet Lake, Permanenant Alizarin Crimson, Cerulean blue, Ultramarine blue, Antwerp blue, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber
Quinacridone Gold is Optional
Bring your usual setup of: watercolor brushes & an old toothbrush, water containers, paper towels or kitchen towel, 1/2 sheet of Arches, mounted to a board or other substrate. (140 lb.Cold Press or 300 lb. hot press) You will also need some practice 1/4 sheets (2+) and if you are a fast painter, bring more!), Masking Tape, a Sketch Book with a pen or pencil, 2-3 photos of people you would like to paint.
If you would like more information about Sherry, please visit her BLOG
I first met Sherry at a paint out via UWS. We were up at Park City painting the Ruth Christopher's Barn/converted home and while I was struggling with perspectives, she was happily admiring the cows behind us. The colors she had thrown into her landscape had me in awe. I asked her how she achieved such a beautiful sky and lush greens. Sherry didn't hesitate....Antwerp Blue! It became my favorite from that day on. Sherry is an amazing artist and holds nothing back. I hope you will enjoy this fun opportunity!
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