This month’s demo will be hosted by the Artist & Craftsman Supply in SE Portland. Artist & Craftsman Supply is a 100% employee-owned company with two locations in Portland.
This demo will focus on Neocolor II water-soluble wax based pastels, and Portfolio water-soluble oil pastels. Water-soluble pastels can be used on multiple types of surfaces, and even write on top of dry paint! They are great for loose sketches, decoupage, mix media paintings, and more. All members will be invited to try the pastels on multiple surfaces, ask questions about Artist & Craftsman, and enter a free raffle.
Mareika and Montana from Artist & Craftsman will facilitate.
IN THE GALLERY
The OSA Gallery is free and open to the public: Monday - Saturday, 1 - 4 pm with special opening reception hours as announced in exhibit listings.
Our first juried show of 2019 is coming up in March, so it’s time to finish up your latest artwork! This is an OSA Members only show.
Entry Fees: $25 for the 1st painting $30 for 2 paintings.
No photography accepted in this show, and there is no specific theme. If collage is used, it must be original paint media on paper and done by the artist. Found items such as printed text, clippings, and or documents are not allowed.
Please refer to OSA framing guidelines for juried shows. Adherence to these guidelines ensures your painting will be eligible for the juror to review your work.
Ruth Armitage, Snug Spot
Take-in: Thursday, March 7, 1pm - 3pm & Friday, March 8, 10am - 1pm.
Reception and Awards Presentation: Sunday, March 10, 1pm - 3pm.
This workshop offers a fresh approach for acrylic and collage artists.
Five demos will focus on step by step techniques, designed to develop your mental and artistic courage. Examples of new approaches for transparent collage papers, controlling value gradation with a high density foam roller, and expressive line making with sgraffito tools, are specifically designed for artists ready to step up to a new level of creative expression.
Following each demo, a short video will reveal how to move past the basics to a completed painting.
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