Watercolor Revival - Recycle 3-week Series

48 Railroad Square,Yarmouth ME 04096

22 March, 2022

Description

Starts March 22nd (Tuesdays from 9AM-Noon for three weeks.) Starts March 22nd (Tuesdays from 9AM-Noon for three weeks.) Class dates will be March 22, March 29, and April 5. We all have them -- that stack of watercolor paintings that you haven’t ripped up, because there is actually something nice about each one, but they are still deemed disasters. Clean out your stack, save and improve what you can by any means possible, mixed media, collage, adding gesso -- there are a million ways to salvage and improve a painting that has at least one good part. The first week will be spent going over your stack, talking about various salvage techniques, and then analyzing the pieces you have decided are salvage worthy through value and color studies. The next two weeks will be spent creating new work from old. It’s the ultimate recycling. Non-members: $125 for 3 weeks. Members: $100. Fee does not include materials. A list of recommended supplies can be found below the instructor bio. NOTE: COVID-19 protocols are in place for the safety of our teachers and students, including wearing masks while inside the building. Click HERE to review our protocols. About the instructor: Deena S. Ball is a nationally renowned landscape painter known for her innovative use of watercolor in combination with a textured ground and specialized surfaces. She received her BA in Art history and Studio Art from Colby College in Waterville, Maine, and continued her studies at the Pennsylvania Academy of Art and Tyler School of Art. Deena’s work is exhibited extensively throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, and can be found in issues of Watercolor Artist and the annual publications of the watercolor book, Splash. Deena’s work is primarily landscapes with many of her paintings done on location outside. Learn more at www.deenasball.com. Click here to view our cancellation policy. Click here for our inclement weather policy. SUGGESTED SUPPLIES usual watercolor suppliesscissorstracing papercolored pencilsblack sharpie markersketch bookone sheet 300 lb watercolor paperOther supplies will depend on the salvage operations you decide to use.