VIRTUAL - Intro to Nonrepresentational Painting/Collage in Acrylic Susan Giannantonio
August 31
1:00-4:00pm Central
$50
(Rescheduled from August 10)
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This class will first explore and apply some important design rules. Secondly we will put those aside (mostly) and have a blast! Plan for a very busy afternoon. If you’ve always wanted to play with your paints and see what comes out the other end of your brush, join us. It is an exciting way to paint.
Creating Strong Design Elements/Textures Making elements Interesting tools, marks Begin to let go and have fun!
Note: Please note that registration will close August 29 at noon central time. Please register early. More details: www.susangiannantonio.com Supply List12 to 15 sheets watercolor paper or canvas approx. 9 x 12” Newsprint, printer paper and/or tissue paper. Newsprint may have print on it. 1 to 2” CHEAP hardware brush or paintbrush that will become partially ruined with mat medium At least 5 favorite colors acrylic paint. You may work with acrylics of any kind (inks, fluid, heavy body, etc.) White gesso or white acrylic paint Mat Medium (any brand) Palette, Styrofoam plates, plastic disposable pan, etc. for paint Spray water bottle Magazines, sales flyers, catalogues to cut up Index cards or Card stock cut to index card size Scissors Water bucket Terry towels or paper towels Optional: Markers, inktense pencils, caran d’ache, oil pastels, any medium you’d like to experiment with If you haven’t painted/collaged with acrylics before, you might want to cover your work space and wear clothing so you can a little get messy. That’s part of the fun.
Note: Please note that registration will close August 29 at noon central time. Please register early.
More details: www.susangiannantonio.com
Supply List
Newsprint, printer paper and/or tissue paper. Newsprint may have print on it.
1 to 2” CHEAP hardware brush or paintbrush that will become partially ruined with mat medium
At least 5 favorite colors acrylic paint. You may work with acrylics of any kind (inks, fluid, heavy body, etc.)
White gesso or white acrylic paint
Mat Medium (any brand)
Palette, Styrofoam plates, plastic disposable pan, etc. for paint
Spray water bottle
Magazines, sales flyers, catalogues to cut up
Index cards or Card stock cut to index card size
Scissors
Water bucket
Terry towels or paper towels
Optional:
Markers, inktense pencils, caran d’ache, oil pastels, any medium you’d like to experiment with
If you haven’t painted/collaged with acrylics before, you might want to cover your work space and wear clothing so you can a little get messy. That’s part of the fun.
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