APRIL 6th-8th

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Collaborative Fine Art Workshop with SOBO Art Gallery and Crealdé

Come and Enjoy 3 Full Days of Painting Oils With Stacy Barter In Beautiful Downtown Winter Garden April 6-8 (Sat-Mon)

DESCRIPTION

Expressive Floral & Still Life Painting in Oils

Do you wish that your paintings popped from across the room?

Come learn how by painting still life and florals from life.

Through demonstrations and discussion, followed by plenty of one-on-one instruction you can learn to make your paintings sing with light, color, depth and movement in this all from life class.

Gorgeous flowers and still life items will be provided for full on inspiration and visual excitement as we explore and learn through value, color, edges and composition.

TEACHER BIO

Stacy has been a professional, full-time artist for the past 25 years and a long term senior faculty member at the Crealdé School of Art. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Central Florida, and working in graphic design, she stumbling into an all from life oil painting workshop with renowned instructor Gregg Kreutz and following that intense week of study, she knew that oil painting was what she must do. Four years later, after continuing to hone her newly found passion with further master instruction, Stacy leapt into oil painting professionally.

Stacy realized she was particularly drawn to painting from flowers and striving to capture their intricacy and beauty. This passion culminated in a painting of Peonies, honoring her grandmother, that won Best in Show, a $25,000 prize, with “Blossom - Art of Flowers”, an International Exhibition and Museum Tour in 2007.

Stacy has received significant award acknowledgements in Floral, Figure and Landscape paintings over the years that include awards with the National Oil and Acrylic Painter’s Society, Oil Painters of America, The American Artists Professional League, and the Impressionist’s Society including being granted Signature Status in all four organizations, and being reviewed for the same status by the The Portrait Society of America.

This workshop is a wonderful opportunity to learn from a seasoned artist at SOBO.

MATERIALS

BRUSHES

One large 1 to 2 inch inexpensive flat brush for color washes and quick background work.
Flats or Filberts (bristle): #3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, (Several in a variety of sizes, more of the 4, 5, 6 sizes)
Example: Robert Simmons brand for simple hog bristle which are all you need

PALETTE KNIFE

PAINTS (AVOID STUDENT GRADE PAINT OR HUES IF POSSIBLE)

“I use Rembrandt brand or Windsor and Newton Artists’ Oil Colour, but bring whatever brand you like”

Cadmium Yellow Light or Cadmium yellow pale
Cadmium Yellow Deep or Cadmium Orange
Cadmium Red Light or Cadmium Red
Transparent Oxide Red or Burnt Sienna
Yellow Ochre
French Ultramarine Blue Deep
Cerulean Blue
Titanium White
Alizarin Crimson

OPTIONAL PAINTS:

Cobalt Blue (optional but not necessary)
Viridian Green (optional but not necessary)
Ivory Black (optional but not necessary)
Burnt Umber or Raw Umber (optional but not necessary)

Odorless Turpenoid or Gamsol

PALETTE SUGGESTION

Plexiglass or glass gives the nicest slick surface. Backed with some medium valued material.
Or whatever palette you prefer.

PAPER TOWELS

PAINTING SURFACE

Linen or Cotton Canvas or masonite either oil primed or treated with several coats of gesso or acrylic paint.
SIZES: bring a RANGE of sizes: 8 x 10, 9 x 12, 11 x 14, 12 x 16 up to 16 x 20 or 18 x 24 at the
largest. I find it best to bring in a variety of sizes so you can choose one that best fits your set up or
subject.