APRIL 27 – MAY 1
Monday-Friday
9:00am-12:30pm
Fee: $425
Instructor present each day
Enrollment limited to
12 students
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“Sensitive & Dynamic” will help students develop strong large-scale urban landscape watercolor paintings using bold value arrangements, contrast, correct linear perspective, and powerful composition. Painting on easels, this workshop will concentrate on the process of developing a watercolor painting beginning with small value sketches in pencil, the use of ‘grisaille’ to build value contrast, layering of local color, and ‘deconstructing’ a painting with the use of thrown water, splatters, spray bottles, and runs and blooms. Students are required to bring a selection of urban architectural research photos with a strong sense of light and shadow. Think drama!
Yale University. Signature Member: American Watercolor Society, Philadelphia Water Color Society; NJ WC Society; Allied Artists; HVAA. Member: ATA&S (The Emmy Awards). Teaching: CMU, UCONN, FIT, SUNY Purchase.
Exhibitions: William Scott Gallery, Provincetown; Salmagundi Club; George Billis Gallery, NYC; Christopher Hill Gallery, CA; Fabriano, Italy; Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Qingdao, China.
Publications: The Art of Watercolour Magazine (France); Artist’s Magazine; Watercolor Artist’s Magazine; SPLASH: The Best of Watercolor.
Awards: Bronze Medal: American Watercolor Society; Artist Residency: BoxoPROJECTS, CA. Gold Medals: Allied Artists of America & Hudson Valley Art Association; Founders’ Award: Philadelphia WCS. 2020-21 Clark Hulings Fellowship.