In this 5-week course, Mark will guide you through new techniques using the versatile medium of Acrylic.
In the next five weeks you can explore the colours in your pallets. Colour gives you vibrant and drop dead gorgeous paintings, the five weeks are designed for the beginner and more experienced artists.
A new technique is explored every week and the subject is chosen to express this, you will be encouraged to find your own painting style, in your own way within the sessions.
Demonstrations will be given, and Mark is always on hand to help.
Week 1 Market place - broken colour
Week 2 Cirencester church - downward brush strokes
Week 3 By the lakes - wet on wet
Week 4 Row of Cotswold cottages - ink and splash
Week 5 Blackjack Street - wash with ink drawing on top.
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Tutor: Mark Kelland
Date & Time: Monday, 1:30pm - 4:30pm
Venue: Chisel Studio, New Brewery Arts
PRICE: £160.00 (£0.00 VAT)
5-weeks
First Class: Mon 13th May
No Class: Mon 27th May, Mon 3rd June
Last Class: Mon 24th Jun
Please note that this workshop is for those aged 18 and over.
You are welcome to bring a lidded bottle of water with you but we kindly ask that you do not bring food into the studio.
Refreshments are available at our on-site café Blend until 4pm.
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What you will need:
Basic materials will be provided but you may wish to have your own set of the following:
• Acrylic Paint- cadmium red, cadmium yellow, cobalt blue and white
• Acrylic brushes- An assortment of sizes suggested synthetic hair.
• Masking tape
• Water pot
• Tear off mixing pallete
• Rubber
• Something to take your work home in each week
You will need to provide an apron or wear old clothing.
If it is good weather your class will be taken outside to work so please wear appropriate clothing and bring a portable chair.
MEET YOUR TUTOR
Mark has run many classes and workshops in watercolour, pastels, painting and life drawing over the last 15 years.
Starting as a tutor at Stroud College, he then decided to run his own classes, starting at Ruskin Mill, moving onto Friggs Mill, Rococo Gardens, Lansdown Road in Stroud, Painswick Mill and Randwick Village Hall.
Mark is known for his free approach to painting and drawing. He likes to have fun with colour and experiment with techniques, never wishing to stay still on one subject. Many reviews of his exhibitions have said “It’s like looking at many artists, not one.”
Mark has a degree in fine art from Kingston Art College, and a further adult teaching certificate.
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