Zoom Replay: #1 Abstraction: The Silhouette as a starting point- From May 5, 2021
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Subject this week: #1 Abstraction: Using the Silhouette as a starting point
This week we’re starting a series of classes on abstraction. In this class we’ll start by using a simple silhouette to flatten an image, moving to a more complicated silhouette and then back to combining a flattened image with more 3 dimensional elements. It’s going to be a lot of fun! Extra supplies required: Full sheet of watercolour paper, masking tape, a binder sleeve, and a watercolour crayon.
Note: You will have lifetime access to this unedited replay of a zoom class recorded on May 5,2021
IMPORTANT: Your receipt contains your youtube link. Look in the “Downloads” box and click on the link.
Instructor: Connie Geerts
Fee: $35.00 + GST
Location: This is a zoom replay from a previously recorded class
Call Connie at 403-547-9727 if you have trouble registering.
Choose the PayPal button to pay with credit card – you don’t need a PayPal account.
Supplies: Set of acrylic paints, palette, paint brushes (I recommend at least a 1″ flat, 1.5″ flat, and a few smaller brushes) your choice of a canvas, cradleboard or paper to paint on(whatever size you like), sketch/note book, watercolour crayons or chalk to draw your image, a plastic binder sleeve, ruler, other tools or mediums you like to use, reference photos of things you want to paint.
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