Showing posts with label OSA art class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OSA art class. Show all posts

Thursday, May 23, 2019

Lian Quan Zhen CBP Workshop



Chinese Brushwork with Lian Quan Zhen

Location: Upstairs Studio

Price: $ 60.00 Option to paint with materials Linda will provide. Add $ 25.00
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.
Artists will take a small example home, if they choose to “paint in the afternoon”.
Just add $25 at registration. Linda will set up stations with all necessary supplies.
All participants should dress, knowing they might be in the “splash zone”.
Bring your lunch.
Google "Linda Rothchild Ollis Studio” to see her blog.
Check back to see her new website. Coming soon!
June 1, 2019
9:30 am - 4:30 pm

In this one-day Chinese painting session, students will learn how to use Chinese brushes, ink and colors, as well as Asian Art techniques. These techniques will help students paint any subject matter in a more free and spontaneous style.

Supply List (click and then scroll to the bottom of the page)
Price: Member $ 95.00 | Non-Member $ 95.00
 
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205

info@osartists.org
503-228-0706

Sunday, July 22, 2018

Art Classes at OSA


Delicate to Dynamic Watercolors,
Vickie Nelson

August 4 - 5  (Saturday - Sunday)
$250


Vickie will focus on negative painting, good design and the use of clean color. Come with your drawings already drawn on your watercolor paper.  Vickie will help you paint what inspires you!

more information and registration

Plein Air Painting in Portland,
Sarkis Antikajian


August 6 - 8  (Monday - Wednesday )
$335


Make the most of color and impression. Learn techniques for plein-air painting through start-to-finish demonstrations and one-on-one assistance while painting on location outdoors.


more information and registration

Ten Approaches to Drawing,
Ruth Buchanan


August 11 - 13  (Saturday - Monday)
$295


Strengthen your drawing and composition skills, or simply discover the joys of drawing.  Explore how a strong drawing can be turned into a stunning painting.

more information and registration
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205

oregonsa@gmail.com
503-228-0706

Thursday, December 14, 2017

Oil Painting Class


Michael Orwick, instructor
michaelorwick.com

Fundamentals of good painting: Composition, Value, Design, Choosing a Subject, Identifying and mixing accurate warm and cool Colors, Establishing a Focal Point, and Tips for the studio and outdoor Painter. Open to all experience levels.

Dates: January 8 - Feb 19
Tme: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Cost: 7 weeks: $280 | drop-in: $45
Classroom: upstairs studio
For details: Michael Orwick, orwickarts@gmail.com
Registration: call OSA, 503-228-0706


Class Level: All Levels
Students will learn about mixing colors from a limited palette, while still achieving dynamic light and shadow effects with lively color. Discover how values and temperature work to keep your paintings in harmony.


Take home your own light-filled masterpiece along with improved painting methods and theory. Think of walking into a gallery and instantly being grabbed by a painting from clear across the room. What is it that reaches out to you and pulls you to get a better look? Learn what it is that first draws you and how the painting continues to cast such a spell that you have to get within sniffing distance to learn all you can. 

Through informative conversations and step-by-step demonstrations students will gain an understanding of the interrelated components of painting, including value, shape, color and edge relationship. You'll be painting right alongside Michael Orwick with time for each student to receive personal attention and friendly critiques.

 Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205

www.oregonsocietyofartists.com

Monday, December 11, 2017

Susan Kuznitsky Winter Classes at OSA

Morning Commute by Susan Kuznitsky

Susan Kuznitsky Presents Winter Classes *Ages 13 and up*

This Saturday morning class will be open to beginners who want to learn
drawing skills in charcoal or try a new medium – pastels, oils, or
acrylics.

It is also open to students who have experience in any of these
mediums and want to take their work to the next level.

There will be loads of individual instruction to guide you from wherever you are currently to help you reach your personal artistic goals. We will work from still life set ups and from photo references.

There will also be an option to ‘paint-a-long’ from the same photo or still life set up as Susan in a step by step approach.

Supply list upon registration. Contact Susan with questions at:

503-519-8187 or https://susankuznitsky.com/workshops


susankuznitsky@gmail.com  

Golden Curls

Susan Kuznitsky Presents Winter 2018 Pastel Classes

Wednesday Winter 2018 Pastel Classes
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205

www.oregonsocietyofartists.com 

Winter 2018
8-week session
Wednesdays 12:30 – 3:30
Dates – January 10 – March 7 (no class Feb 21)
Cost - $240.00
$35.00 drop in (check for availability)


This class is perfect for those who want to try pastels as well as those who have some experience and want to take it to the next level. There will be demos showing different approaches. There will also be the opportunity to ‘paint -a- long’ and work on a painting from start to finish along with Susan allowing you to see all the stages. Work from still life set ups or your own photo references. Some of the things I will cover:
Materials basics
Organizing your pastels for studio and plein air
Making a value chart and how it applies to any medium you work in
Procedure
Composition
Working from a photo reference
Still Life Set ups

Contact Susan with questions
503-519-8187 – text or call or email at
susankuznitsky@gmail.com

Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205

www.oregonsocietyofartists.com 
 

Saturday, October 14, 2017

Calling Fellow Artists

Joe Paquet is teaching a workshop in Portland
February 18 to 24, 2018

Registration is officially open!

Below is the link for more details and to register. This is Joe's first time teaching in the Northwest and this workshop will fill fast.

Reserve your spot ASAP!

This photo is the results of the same workshop format he recently taught in New York. Looks like a great group of happy and proud artists!

Register with: Susan Kuznitsky @  susankuznitsky@gmail.com

http://www.joepaquet.com/classes-portland-workshop.php

Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Aimee Erickson: Basic Color Theory Class

AIMEE ERICKSON, COLOR 101: BASIC COLOR THEORY FOR PAINTERS
       NOVEMBER 13th-15th
       $395

Call the OSA office to register, space is limited


 
This hands-on workshop starts with an introduction to the defining characteristics of color: hue, value, and chroma. Then we’ll do a series of exercises: color-mixing assignments designed to be informative and enjoyable. We take an easy pace in this class, so you’ll have time to see and enjoy the color relationships as you mix them. You’ll come away with new ways of seeing and a solid foundation for additional exploration. 

MATERIALS LIST
We provide: all the painting surfaces you’ll need for the exercises, as well as handouts.
What you need to bring:
• Two palette knives: a small one, 1-1/8” in length (such as Cheap Joe’s item CJPK40) (This might be the only time you’ll use such a small knife, but you’ll be glad you have it in this class!) and a medium-size one, 2-7/8” in length (item CJPK50)
• A small square paintbrush to make clean edges.
• Gamsol and a container for cleaning your brush.
• Richeson Grey Matters Paper Palette, size 12x16”
• Oil Paint: Quinacridone Red 37ml or Naphthol Red 37ml, Cadmium Yellow Light 37 ml or Indian Yellow 37 ml, Phthalo Blue 37 ml or Ultramarine Blue 37 ml, Ivory or Mars Black 37 ml, and Titanium White 150 ml. We recommend Gamblin; the 1980 series is a good value “student grade” paint made with the same pigments as the “artist grade” paints.
• for oil painters: a drying medium such as Liquin Impasto, Old Masters Maroger, Old Masters Venetian Wax Medium, or Gamblin’s Galkyd Gel (in a tube).
• A sketchbook or notebook (please note that you can use oil paint in a regular sketchbook, which is a useful way to keep color notes and written notes together)
• A roll of paper towels.
• A pencil or pen.
• Lunch, snacks, and water to drink.

*For Non-Oil Painters: Since Aimee is primarily an oil painter, and oil paint has the advantage of staying wet on the palette, the demos and examples are in oil; however, you may work in another medium if you choose: acrylic, gouache, or acrylagouache. Please bring the same or equivalent pigments as listed above; also bring a water container, a spray/mist bottle to keep your paint wet, and a 1/2” square paintbrush, since these mediums may more easily applied with a brush, and cleaning brushes is less of an issue.


Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
 

Friday, September 29, 2017

Steve Kleier Classes

Painting Scenes in Watercolor

Tuesday Morning Watercolor Class 10am-1pm

Drop in Fee $25 OSA members

We have spent the last couple weeks doing Oregon landscapes, which included many water scenes. This week we will add the element of boats. Because of their shape boats are a very particular thing to paint. I will show you how to look at boats like an artist and making them look good in your painting.

Painting Scenes in Acrylic

Tuesday 1:30-4 pm

Drop in Fee $25 OSA members

One of the great things about landscape painting is the way an artist can make the illusion of depth. This affect is often seen in the Oregon landscape. We will take a beautiful Oregon scene and do a simple painting that shows how the atmosphere affects what we see over distance.

Have Fun, Be Inspired, Get Better

Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205