Painting the Luminous Floral Portrait

TD3PM

Student Experience Level: All Students

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Anne will demonstrate how to use layering and glazing techniques to achieve subtle blending of tone and colour, and will explain the effects of direct light, and reflected light temperatures on the flower’s surface.

 

She will also demonstrate how these effects will bring a beautiful luminous glow to a painting of Rhododendron flowers.

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*information subject to change*

The Tactile Still Life, Creating the Illusion of Textured Surfaces

FD3MM

Student Experience Level: All Students

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 Anne will demonstrate how pastel can be applied to the paper surface to create the illusion of reality in painting objects with a variety of surfaces and textures, from smooth and shiny, to soft and fuzzy, to hard and rough, to create variety and contrast in the painting.

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*information subject to change*

Creating Depth in the Landscape

XW8

Student Experience Level: Beginners with some experience preferred 

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In this one-day workshop Anne will explain how to create the illusion of depth and aerial perspective in the landscape, and how atmosphere and distance change colour, tone, line and edge of objects in the landscape. The effects of linear perspective will also be covered. Anne will demonstrate how to divide the landscape into foreground, midground and background, and how to select the pastels to use according to their position in space.

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This will be a paint-along workshop, where Anne will demonstrate painting a landscape. She will do this in a series of steps for her students to follow along. We will do some colour exercises before working on the painting. Anne will supply a photograph for each student to work from.

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*information subject to change*