In this two-day workshop, create a number of still life paintings from life, as well as small landscape sketches working from photo references. This class will focus on the process/steps taken in order to move throughout an entire painting.
Saturday will start with a demonstration on how to start a small landscape painting; focus will be on deliberate mark making and value structures. Then paint a series of small landscape paintings, ranging from 40-60 minutes each. You will receive coaching and personalized attention along the way.
Sunday will consist of multiple still-life setups for you to choose from, again 40-60 minutes. A 60 minute demonstration will get everyone started for the day!
Dates: Sat. Oct 7th - Sun. Oct 8th
Time: 9 am - 5 pm
Fee: $350
Early Bird Rate: $300
Register by Saturday, September 30th to take advantage of the Early Bird Rate.
Materials: A supply list will be provided by instructor.
Student Capacity:
Min: 6 | Max: 10
Skill Level: Beginner - Intermediate
- A Beginner-level student has some basic experience working with oil paints
Location: 6th Street Studios & Art Center | 64 W 6th St, Gilroy, CA 95020
About the Artist:
Samantha Buller is an oil painter based in Petaluma,California. She received a BFA from The Academy of Art University, San Francisco. Originally from the Bay Area, her work reflects the beautiful light and modernism that is found in northern California. Her love of color drives her work. She is inspired by work created by the late Wayne Thiebaud, especially for his paint application, attention to color and composition. She is also inspired by the work of Raimonds Straprans for his layering techniques. Her work has been featured in the Hall of Justice in downtown San Francisco, in businesses, several galleries, and has even had her work featured on a prime time television show. In 2013, Southwest Art Magazine named Buller as one of 2013's Young Artists to Watch.
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