Description
Instructor Critiques for Full Participation Students will be uploaded for viewing approximately one week after each class.
This class uses footage from Term 5-21
Date : 19-Jan – 16-Feb
Length: 5 Weeks
Videos Uploaded: Thursday
Level : Good for all levels
Studio portrait will focus on developing a finished portrait. Students may choose their own reference or provided reference. We will cover tips on what to look for in our reference photos, how to paint hands, and layering verses wet into wet painting techniques.
Materials
- Surfaces
- Masonite, Hardboard or Canvas.
- If using Masonite/Hardboard Gesso is required.
- Brushes
- Variety of Rounds/Flats/Filbert
- Size 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10
- Preferred Brands
- Robert Simmons Signet (Bristle)
- Rosemary Ivory (In between bristle and sable, good all purpose).
- Rosemary Eclipse (Sable)
- Variety of Rounds/Flats/Filbert
- Cleaning
- Solvent: Gamsol Odorless Mineral Spirits by Gamblin
- Solvent container
- Masters Brush Soap
- Palette (various options)
- Wood
- Plastic
- Sealable Masterson Palette with glass in bottom (recommended)
- Paints (Preferred Brand: Gamblin, Da Vinci, Windsor and Newton)
- Level 1: Monochrome Palette
- Titanium White
- Ivory Black (Or burnt umber)
- Level 2: Zorn Palette
- Cadmium Red Light
- Yellow Ochre
- Titanium White
- Ivory Black
- Level 3: Warm/Cool Palette
- Titanium White
- Ivory Black
- Cadmium Red Light
- Alizarin Crimson Permanent
- Cobalt Blue
- Ultramarine Blue
- Cadmium Yellow Light
- Cadmium Yellow Medium
- Level 1: Monochrome Palette
- Miscellaneous:
- Roll of paper towels
Meadow Gist
Meadow Gist has studied and taught at Watts Atelier for the past 15 years. She began her art career in the corporate field painting displays and murals for a major retail chain. Her work has been exhibited as a finalist in the International Artist Magazine’s Still Lifes and Florals Competition 2006 and as a “Top 50” selection at Salon International 2007. Meadow is represented by Willow Gallery in Scottsdale, AZ. You can find more information on Meadow’s work at www.meadowgist.com.