summer term week 4
Date: May 19th & 20th
Tutor: Rob
Free Painting
what to bring
Your current project and your usual painting materials.
THIS Week:
Rob will be doing a mini-demo of how to achieve straight lines in a painting. Then you will be working on your own projects.
‘homework’ challenge
Write a description of the painting you would like to paint. It’s amazing how using words can clarify your thoughts and intentions for a piece of artwork.
Quote of the week
‘Anyone who says you can’t see a thought simply doesn’t know art.’
Wynette Ann Reynolds
CHECK OUT this demo…
There is a page on this website with links to articles we have written for the Artists and Illustrators magazine. Each week we will add a link here to direct you directly to one of the demonstration articles. The links will take you to the Artists and illustrators website . The articles we choose can be viewed on the site without you having to subscribe to their site or the magazine. ( You can ignore the pop-up boxes offering you a subscription). On their website you will find many other demonstrations by other artists. Please share any you find particularly useful, fun or interesting.
How to plan a watercolour painting
I often think painting a watercolour is very much like making a journey – you need to know where it is you want to get. If you just jump into your car and take the first left, you might not be going in the right direction and you run a greater risk of getting lost. I don’t want to get lost when I paint, so I always plan the journey.
And the planning begins with the inspiration…
Rob
Freshening from the West. Rob Dudley. Watercolour
CLASS NOTICEBOARD : Any new items to be added? Please email details and they will be added by the following class.