Bring another dimension to your canvas and illuminate your work with paint! In our dynamic one-day beginner workshop, “Painting Glow,” you’ll learn the “why” behind the theory of light and how working with certain colors will bring depth to your artwork. Then, you’ll apply the “how” by mastering the techniques to infuse a radiant glow into a project. Brighten up a painting you bring to class or start something new and watch your creativity take on a whole new light.
About the Instructor: Adrianne, a Colorado-based visionary artist, pulls spiritual concepts, bioluminescent sentience, and surreal dimensions from the ethers. She paints with a merging of strong technical abilities, a deep sense of magic, and a soul-centered relationship with the Earth. Her art is a living exploration of the intersection of the human and more-than-human worlds through remembering the magic of our interconnection.
https://www.adriannetamararachne.com/
Materials list:
– A prepared surface such as a wood panel or canvas (suggested size, 11″x14″ or smaller)
– Preferred set of oil or acrylic paints
– Recommended colors: titanium white, lemon yellow, cadmium yellow, cadmium orange, cadmium red, thio violet, alizarin crimson, manganese blue hue, ultramarine blue, ultramarine violet
– If painting in oil: odorless solvent such as Turpenoid Natural Or Natural Earth Paint Eco-Solve
– blending mediums such as Winsor & Newton Blending & Glazing Medium, refined linseed oil, walnut oil, or your choice of mixing oil.
– Use a water dish and/or cup if painting in acrylic.
– Palette or Palette box (Recommended: https://a.co/d/gMCEviU)
– Palette knife (size 1 or 2 should be sufficient)
– Preferred set of paint brushes. Recommended: Flats, set of 5-7, fine detail (0-5) to reasonably large (12), but most used will be medium range (6-10). (Note: Sizes are not standard across manufacturers.)
– Table easel or travel easel. Some standing easels are available in the Art Gym studio, and will be assigned on a first-come basis. Please contact brandy@artgymdenver.com if you are unable to bring your own table-top easel.
– Paint rags
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