1 Flemish/Dutch Portrait Painting
The focus of the class will be the study of indirect methods of oil painting as exemplified by the Italian, Flemish and Dutch masters. This class will involve bistre and grisaille underpainting and glazing techniques. Learn about inner luminosity, textural differences, and atmospheric effects.
Wednesday 9:00-Noon Instructor: Jeff Hurinenko
2 Flemish/Dutch Still Life Painting
Study the techniques which made it possible for the Dutch and Flemish masters to elevate common-place objects into great works of art. The delicate balance between value and color, luminosity and atmosphere will be emphasized through the use of controlled underpaintings and subtle glazing techniques.
Wednesdays 1:00-4:00 Instructor: Jeff Hurinenko
4 Studio Painting *(First 5 Weeks of class)
Take your work to another level. This course will focus on crafting studio works from studies or photos. Understand what makes a fully-rounded conception of a painting. Emphasis will be placed on practical pictorial construction and memory training.
Outdoor Painting *(Latter 7 Weeks of the semester)
Dealing with the myriad of effects nature presents us with can be daunting. This course will help you make sense of the layered information nature offers and help you organize an effect of light in a timely, practical way. *Humility and a healthy respect for nature required.
Thursdays 9:00-Noon Instructor: Joseph Paquet
5 Figure Drawing
Getting to the essence and character is a vital starting point for any work of art. Speed with accuracy will be stressed. Focus will be on making good decisions, quickly, to capture the spirit of the figure.
Thursdays 1:00-4:00 pm Instructor: Joseph Paquet
6 Studio Painting
Take your work to another level. This course will focus on crafting studio works from studies or photos. Understand what makes a fully-rounded conception of a painting. Emphasis will be placed on practical pictorial construction and memory training.
Thursdays 6:00-9:00 pm (evenings) Instructor: Joseph Paquet
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