with Ed Chesnovitch
Begins April 4
This class is a continuation of Winter Pastels 1. All welcome.
Leave your comfort zone, and enter a world of exciting and expressive pastel application. This soft pastel class will focus on painting pastel landscapes that have light, color and attitude! The focus will be on how to create strong simplified starts using big shapes of bold color, and explore various underpainting techniques, mark making, and significant color choices to push a painting further. ... view more »
with Ed Chesnovitch
Begins April 4
This class is a continuation of Winter Pastels 1. All welcome.
Leave your comfort zone, and enter a world of exciting and expressive pastel application. This soft pastel class will focus on painting pastel landscapes that have light, color and attitude! The focus will be on how to create strong simplified starts using big shapes of bold color, and explore various underpainting techniques, mark making, and significant color choices to push a painting further. We explore composition, value, and color, and we will learn about how to simplify our approaches to achieve exciting pastel paintings. Plenty of individual help at the easel. Get creative and have some pastel FUN!
For more info, please contact Ed at ecart@comcast.net
Mondays, April 4-May 9
1:00 – 3:30pm in the Art Studio
$175/$148.75 members
Supply List:
_____PASTELS Bring a full box of soft pastels. Do not bring oil pastels! As many soft pastels as you can get without breaking the bank. Color range and values are more important than size of sticks. Let me know if your new to pastel, so I can email you some inexpensive starter set suggestions to purchase.
______Hard Pastels – NuPastel or Prismacolor Brand- NOT REQUIRED, BUT VERY HELPFUL
_____ PAPER **sanded pastel paper –
to start off I recomend using Uart 400 or 500 grade which is available at Woodruff’s in Mashpee Commons mention my class to get 10% off any art supplies
_____Sketch pad, Woodless graphite pencil (6B or 8B,) _____ Black sharpie _____ruler _____1 sheet of foamcore for your “backing board” to work on _____an inexpensive 1” flat wash brush
_____an old towel or sheet for under your easel _____container for water _____ Isopropyl Alcohol, 91%
_____YOUR OWN photographs Select images that have nice BIG simple shapes with strong light and shadow. Bring as many as you’d like and we can go thru them to find some great compositions.
Bring what you can afford! Don’t worry if you don’t have everything! Questions?? email Ed at ecart@comcast.net
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