Acrylic Painting 2 – Line, Emphasis and Egon Shiele

Class Description:
In this session we will focus in the use of line and emphasis in painting while using Egon Shiele’s work to guide us.

In the first class we will look at line and its importance in painting. We will examine not only Shiele’s, but other artists paintings to see how they have utilized line to add intensity to images. We will then create our own paintings that focus on using line.

During the second class, we delve into emphasis and explore how different artists use this principle in their paintings. We will then do a painting project that focuses on emphasis.

For the third class, we look at a few of Schiele’s iconic works and students will have the opportunity to learn his techniques while replicating one of his paintings.

In the last two classes, students will bring in their own reference image and we will go over composition, colour choice, editing and image transfer. Students will have the opportunity to work on this painting for a total of 4 hours.

Note – Students that have taken this class with Jess before know that we do NEW projects every session, so you won’t get bored taking this class multiple times!

Dates:
$179 / 5 classes
Apr 22 – May 21
Wednesdays 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Thursdays 10:00am – 12:00pm
Thursdays 1:00pm – 3:00pm

* Can’t make them all? Let us know ahead of time and you can jump into a Your Studio or one of the other class times to make it up (some restrictions apply).

What is included:
All supplies are included. That means that you just show up!

Who this class is for:
Level 2
Focus: Skill Development
Adults only please. This Level 2 class is designed for those who have been introduced to the medium and tools and seeking continued learning and practicing. Skill development will be the focus. These classes are ideal to be taken repeatedly for continued practice.

If you have never painted before, please take the Very Beginner Workshop prior to this class to learn the basic skills of acrylic painting.

What to bring:
We have some aprons, but wear clothes that can withstand the elements (i.e. glue, paint, etc.) of a fun, creative art studio. Nothing else is required.