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FINE ART
ACRYLIC PAINTING
Join veteran painter Nancy Isbell in this beginning painting workshop and learn strategies and techniques for working in acrylic paints on canvas. Plan a painting, work from reference material and start, maybe finish a painting. With demos and time for hands-on experimentation, Nancy will simplify the process into manageable and understandable steps using the paint in layers and working with glazes, brushwork and color. Materials list provided upon registration.
$74 member / $86 non-member
Wednesday, September 8 10am – 4pm
Thursdays, October 7 & 14 9am – 12pm
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PRINTMAKING 101
Explore relief printing made from 'drawing' onto Print Foam and also texture printing using a variety of found objects and materials. The foam sheet allows for a great ease and fluidity of line, while working quickly and freely. Multiple prints will be pulled and printed on various papers including traditional white as well as maps and text from old books. These prints can make great greeting cards or small works of art.
$38 member / $44 non-member Materials fee $7
Tuesday, September 21 6 – 9pm
Saturday, October 2 9am – 12pm
Tuesday, November 9 6 – 9pm
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LOW TECH MONOPRINT
Monoprints are created by painting spontaneously on a slick surface like glass, then transferring the wet image to paper by pressing the paper onto the glass. Use acrylic paints with slo-dri suspender, watercolor grade paper and our hands as the press. The "pulled" monotype art can be seen as the finished piece or the basis for a new work by embellishing with more paint, crayons, charcoal, watercolor, stamps, stencils, graphite and other cool tools to turn it into an even more unique, fun and compelling artwork. Explore many different ways to create art on the plate before it is printed onto the paper.
$50 member / $58 non-member Materials fee $10
Wednesday, September 29 10am – 2pm
Monday, October 25 10am – 2pm
Thursday, November 4 10am – 2pm
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ENCAUSTIC 101
Encaustic medium and melted beeswax is a very interesting and enchanting way to create simple yet beautiful art. Sometimes even the slightest drawing or art image under layers of refined beeswax will yield wondrous and compelling finished work. This is in introduction to painting with molten wax. Learn basic skills in using encaustic medium, fusing, use of pigmented wax, incising and polishing. Materials fee provides 2 wood panels, pigmented wax and transparent encaustic medium as well as use of tools and oil sticks.
$50 member / $58 non-member Materials fee $32
Wednesday, October 6 10am – 2pm
Monday, November 8 10am – 2pm
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BASIC SKILLS 6 WEEKS
This mini course covers topics fundamental to drawing:
Using Sighting and Negative Space to get Proportions Right, Proportions of the Face, One-Point Perspective, Drawing Cylindrical Shapes, Two-Point Perspective, Color Theory for Painters. Through lectures, demonstrations, and guided exercises, Anna helps you begin to master these basic skills that will lead to greater fluidity in your art making. And have fun, too! You will be contacted about what materials to bring to each class. You may attend individual workshops or, for a complete experience of basic skills, register for the full six-week series. Class will not meet on November 24.
$198 member / $232 non-member
Wednesdays, Sept 15 - Oct 20 6 – 9pm
Wednesdays, Oct 27 – Dec 8 6 – 9pm
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BASIC SKILLS: USE SIGHTING AND NEGATIVE SPACE TO GET PROPORTIONS RIGHT
Sighting is the age-old technique of comparing what you are looking at to basic proportions and angles. Drawing what you see becomes a series of measurements. Using negative space is measuring the space around an object to be able to draw the object clearly. Through lectures, demonstrations and guided exercises, Anna helps you practice these basic skills to improve your overall drawing ability. Please bring sketchbook, drawing pencils, erasers, black India ink, black ink pen, and small brushes.
$38 member / $44 non-member
Wednesday, September 15 6 – 9pm
Wednesday, October 27 6 – 9pm
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BASIC SKILLS: PROPORTIONS OF THE FACE
Learn to draw the human face in frontal, 3/4, and profile views using a series of fractions and proportional measurements. Through lectures, demonstrations and guided exercises, Anna helps you draw the typical human face, and then practice making portraits in class. Please bring sketchbook, drawing pencils, and erasers.
$38 member / $44 non-member
Wednesday, September 22 6 – 9pm
Wednesday, November 3 6 – 9pm
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BASIC SKILLS: ONE - POINT PERSPECTIVE
Linear perspective is one of the most daunting areas of study in 2-D art, but Anna makes it clear in this course. Learn about horizon line, vanishing point, direction lines, even how to make objects fly! Use of one-point perspective is essential in drawing furniture and architecture, even still lifes. Please bring a sketchbook, 18" ruler, drawing pencils, a few colored pencils and erasers.
$38 member / $44 non-member
Wednesday, September 29 6 – 9pm
Wednesday, November 10 6 – 9pm
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BASIC SKILLS: DRAWING CYLINDRICAL SHAPES
Do your bowls look wobbly, your vases tippy? We use cylindrical shapes often in still lifes and interior scenes. Anna explains the rules of how to structure your cups, plates and round tables. Practice getting the contours correct, then how to create shading, including cast shadows, in this fun workshop. Please bring sketchbook, drawing pencils, vine charcoal, and erasers.
$38 member / $44 non-member
Wednesday, October 6 6 – 9pm
Wednesday, November 17 6 – 9pm
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BASIC SKILLS: TWO - POINT PERSPECTIVE
Linear perspective is one of the most daunting areas of study in 2-D art, but Anna makes it clear in this course. Learn about horizon line, two vanishing points, direction lines, even how to make objects fly! Use of two-point perspective is essential in drawing furniture and architecture, even still lifes. It is recommended that you study one-point perspective before taking this workshop. Please bring a sketchbook, 18" ruler, drawing pencils, a few colored pencils, and erasers.
$38 member / $44 non-member
Wednesday, October 13 6 – 9pm
Wednesday, December 1 6 – 9pm
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BASIC SKILLS: COLOR THEORY FOR PAINTERS
Before you start to paint, learn how color works by mixing swatches. Paint a grayscale gradient, color wheel, mix complimentary colors, and create a chart of tints and shades.
Please bring watercolor paper or bristol pad, brushes, gouache, acrylics or oil paint. If using oils, please bring linseed oil and turpenoid, gessoed paper or canvas boards. Colors needed: white, black, magenta, yellow, and cyan (or bring what you have).
$38 member / $44 non-member
Wednesday, October 20 6 – 9pm
Wednesday, December 8 6 – 9pm
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FOUNDATIONS OF DRAWING
Drawing is the preliminary tool used by artists of all media, from digital or video artists and from photographers to painters, sketching is a unique form of graphic expression. This is an introduction or a refresher for the basics of art, craft, design and the practice of drawing. Work from still life, reference photos and objects posed within spatial environments. Learn the practice of doodling, choosing simple drawing tools, the purpose of the sketch book, and the understanding of basic perspective. Acquire the ability to create recognizable finished drawings. Beginning or experienced students will benefit from this workshop.
$74 member / $86 non-member Materials fee $5
Mondays, Sept 13 & 20 6 – 9pm
Wednesday, Oct 13 10am – 4pm
Mondays, Nov 8 & 15 6 – 9pm
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SPEAKING WATERCOLOR
What is the “language” of Watercolor? How do you make clear beautiful washes instead of murky, muddy ones? Which colors are better suited to Watercolor than oil or acrylic? In fact, how do you make the pigments sing? Timing, timing, timing - when to paint and when to STOP. Whether you are a brand new student, returning to Watercolor, or switching from another medium, this workshop will help you identify areas of strength and give you fresh approaches to areas that may be overlooked or unfamiliar. In this 2-day workshop, focus primarily on color, color, color as well as design and composition. Topics will include but not be limited to: pigment selection, palette arrangement, choice of subject matter and basic arrangement. Materials list provided upon registration.
$74 member / $86 non-member
Thursdays, October 7 & 14 1 – 4pm
Tuesdays, December 7 & 14 6 – 9pm
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INTUITIVE ABSTRACT PAINTING
Learn to literally “let go” and be free of convention to begin painting from within. Utilizing your intuitive powers, get past your fears and find the freedom to allow your inner self to create what comes naturally. Beginners as well as experienced students will explore the “process” painting, “action” painting, “drip” application and the “color field” painting inspired by the abstract artists of the 50’s. Use materials such as charcoal, inks, acrylic paints, various
mediums and unusual items to create your own abstract paintings.
$74 member / $86 non-member Materials Fee $15
Saturday, September 18 9am – 3pm
Sunday, October 10 10am – 4pm
Sunday, November 21 10am – 4pm
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Bravo School of Art • 2690 Historic Decatur Rd Studio 206 San Diego CA 92106 • 619-223-0058
