Learn to PAINT!
Learn to paint at Oil and Cotton. We are offering both weekly and weekend painting classes this spring. Classes are designed for artists of all levels. Beginner to advanced, all creative disciplines are based in practice.
Build your painting skills with us!
Q U I C K L O O K
Feb 23 Interior Painting: Color Light Space, gouache
March 5 – April 9 Painting Our Contemporary Landscape, acrylic
April 6 Portrait Watercolor, watercolor
April 13 Plant Portraiture, acrylic and gouache
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Check out the full lineup of workshops in the link below!
W W W . O I L A N D C O T T O N . C O M
ONE-DAY WEEKEND WORKSHOPS
Interior Painting: Color Light Space
Saturday, February 23
3-6p
Instructor: Danielle Kimzey
In
this class students will paint an interior based on observation, memory
and imagination. After a short introduction to the history and methods
of interior painting and painters, the instructor will demonstrate
different painting techniques and possibilities for working with Holbein
Acryla gouache paint. Learn more here!
WEEKLY WORKSHOP Painting Our Contemporary Landscape Tuesdays, March 5-April 9 (6 week session) 7-9pm Instructor: Kim Cadmus Owens Let’s look at where we live! This class will introduce landscape painting and focus on creating depth, space, and place. We will use techniques and learn tricks to make paintings that reflect intersections of the human-made and the natural, geometric and organic, complex and simple, serious and fun. Learn more here |
Portrait Watercolor Saturday, April 6 3-6p Instructor: Jay Bailey This workshop will explore the use of watercolor and mixed media techniques to render and depict a human portrait. We will also cover concepts and methods which will open doors for any level of painter, such as a limited palette and the role of preliminary drawings. Learn more here! |
Plant Portraiture Saturday, April 13 3-6p Instructor: Erika Duque The students will leave with their own 8” x 10”, ready to hang, wood panel portrait of their own beloved plant. Class will begin by the instructor briefly talking about the color wheel and compositional balance. The class will look at scientific illustrations of various plant species for inspiration, as well as a few small plants from the instructor’s own plant collection. Learn more here! |