Crit: Constructive show and tell of imaginary/memory landscapes
Q and A regarding samples and homework assignments
Develop larger scale landscapes during class time
Complete large scale imaginary/memory landscapes before class on Tuesday.
Create and complete three small postcard size value studies of the three geometric shapes you see examples of on the handout you received in class today. Bring these to class on Tuesday.
Bring a series of small, natural objects that you want to paint on Tuesday - ideally things you've picked up at some of the places you've been painting - good things to bring: rocks, sea shells, drift wood, sticks. birds nests. nuts, seed pods, acorns, etc.
For ideas and inspiration for Tuesday's still life visit this link.
Extra credit: See the exhibitions at Reynolds Gallery and Visual Arts Center of Richmond. Post your favorite watercolor or painting on the blog as a jpg and include a paragraph explaining why you chose this particular painting. Ray Kass and Ron Johnson will be speaking about their work on January 31 @ 7pm. For more information visit this link. Email a small jpg of the painting you choose to write about here: amieok.watercolor at blogger.com
Main Art Supply is across the street from Reynolds Gallery if there are materials you still need - and remember to take your ID for the student discount!
Q and A regarding samples and homework assignments
Develop larger scale landscapes during class time
Complete large scale imaginary/memory landscapes before class on Tuesday.
Create and complete three small postcard size value studies of the three geometric shapes you see examples of on the handout you received in class today. Bring these to class on Tuesday.
Bring a series of small, natural objects that you want to paint on Tuesday - ideally things you've picked up at some of the places you've been painting - good things to bring: rocks, sea shells, drift wood, sticks. birds nests. nuts, seed pods, acorns, etc.
For ideas and inspiration for Tuesday's still life visit this link.
Extra credit: See the exhibitions at Reynolds Gallery and Visual Arts Center of Richmond. Post your favorite watercolor or painting on the blog as a jpg and include a paragraph explaining why you chose this particular painting. Ray Kass and Ron Johnson will be speaking about their work on January 31 @ 7pm. For more information visit this link. Email a small jpg of the painting you choose to write about here: amieok.watercolor at blogger.com
Main Art Supply is across the street from Reynolds Gallery if there are materials you still need - and remember to take your ID for the student discount!
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