|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
info@osartists.org
503-228-0706
Showing posts with label Alla Prima Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alla Prima Painting. Show all posts
Friday, June 5, 2020
Call to Artists
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
info@osartists.org
503-228-0706
Monday, January 7, 2019
OSA Free Demonstration
DAYTIME DEMONSTRATION
Thursday, January 10, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Joanne Radmilovich Kollman
"Alla Prima Painting Getting Ready for Max Ginsburg"
Nicole Poole will be the model for this alla-prima portrait demo. Kollman will have handouts of Max Ginsburg’s palette, sharing how Ginsburg neutralizes the warm 3 value reds with the 3 value greens. Kollman will have her portraits and figure paintings on display from the numerous workshops as well as a Ginsburg original of Tony Kollman, one of OSA’s figure models.
At this alla-prima portrait demo there will be handouts to prepare for Max Ginsburg if you are considering the workshop (February 18-22, see our Workshop registration page for more details). We also highly recommend Max’s Sunday demo, free to workshop participants and $50 to the public. It includes a lecture and slide presentation on Ginsburg’s career and large scale Social Justice paintings.
https://www.radmilovichkollman.com
Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Free Art Demonstration at OSA
Painting Alla Prima with Oils on Yupo
Brooke Walter-Knoblich
Thursday, May 10, 11am
Join Brooke Walker-Knoblich as she demonstrates how to use oils on a contemporary synthetic paper called Yupo.
Brooke Walter-Knoblich
Thursday, May 10, 11am
Join Brooke Walker-Knoblich as she demonstrates how to use oils on a contemporary synthetic paper called Yupo.
The slick surface of Yupo allows oil colors to glide like butter over silk and then releases the paint for a fresh, effortless look when desired. Brooke is excited to share her techniques and artistic philosophies to inspire you to experiment in your own creative practices.
Brooke 's passion for realism comes from her studies in Europe where attended a four-week intensive workshop at the Florence Academy of Art. She earned a BA in Studio Art from UCSD in 2005 and has studied with numerous contemporary impressionist artists.
Brooke 's passion for realism comes from her studies in Europe where attended a four-week intensive workshop at the Florence Academy of Art. She earned a BA in Studio Art from UCSD in 2005 and has studied with numerous contemporary impressionist artists.
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
oregonsa@gmail.com
503-228-0706
Monday, January 15, 2018
Max Ginsburg, Painting from Life - Workshop & Demo at OSA!
"Blond at
Jacobs", Max Ginsburg
Max Ginsburg, Painting from Life
Workshop and Demonstration/Lecture
Workshop:
$900
Monday, February 5 - Friday, February 9
9am - 4pm
Workshop Features:
Alla Prima Painting - Wet on Wet
Demonstrations & Critiques Daily
Concentration on Seeing and Painting: Form, Proportions, Shapes, Values, Color
Discussions - Realism & Realiity
Painting Studies
Long Poses
Demonstration/Lecture:
$50 (free for workshop participants)
Sunday, February 4
1 - 5pm
Register Now for both events!
Call or email OSA: 503-228-0706, oregonsocietyofartists@gmail.com
online registration
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
Max Ginsburg, Painting from Life
Workshop and Demonstration/Lecture
Workshop:
$900
Monday, February 5 - Friday, February 9
9am - 4pm
Workshop Features:
Alla Prima Painting - Wet on Wet
Demonstrations & Critiques Daily
Concentration on Seeing and Painting: Form, Proportions, Shapes, Values, Color
Discussions - Realism & Realiity
Painting Studies
Long Poses
Demonstration/Lecture:
$50 (free for workshop participants)
Sunday, February 4
1 - 5pm
Register Now for both events!
Call or email OSA: 503-228-0706, oregonsocietyofartists@gmail.com
online registration
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
503-228-0706
Monday, October 9, 2017
Free Demo at OSA
JOANNE MEHL
Creating Flesh Tones in the Alla Prima Portrait
SECOND THURDAY DEMO OCTOBER 12, 2017
DOORS OPEN AT 10AM, DEMO AT 11 AM
BUFFET LUNCH 12:15 PM
Creating Flesh Tones in the Alla Prima Portrait
SECOND THURDAY DEMO OCTOBER 12, 2017
DOORS OPEN AT 10AM, DEMO AT 11 AM
BUFFET LUNCH 12:15 PM
Many artists struggle with creating convincing flesh tones in
portrait and figure paintings. Because human skin reflects light
and color, acute observation of warm and cool tones, and
subtleties in changes of hue are required, along with the ability
to group values, in order to successfully create the illusion of
living skin.
Working from the live model, Joanne Mehl will demonstrate
how to mix color to create a light and dark value pattern, and
how to observe and mix warm and cool flesh tones while
maintaining value groupings.
Joanne Mehl is a fine artist with over 30 years of experience
creating quality artwork for her clients. Specializing in
portraiture, figure painting and equine subjects, much of her
work is commissioned portraits of individuals, families, and the
animals they love; as well as various scenes offered for sale
through her gallery or on her website.
For more info visit: joannemehl.com
portrait and figure paintings. Because human skin reflects light
and color, acute observation of warm and cool tones, and
subtleties in changes of hue are required, along with the ability
to group values, in order to successfully create the illusion of
living skin.
Working from the live model, Joanne Mehl will demonstrate
how to mix color to create a light and dark value pattern, and
how to observe and mix warm and cool flesh tones while
maintaining value groupings.
Joanne Mehl is a fine artist with over 30 years of experience
creating quality artwork for her clients. Specializing in
portraiture, figure painting and equine subjects, much of her
work is commissioned portraits of individuals, families, and the
animals they love; as well as various scenes offered for sale
through her gallery or on her website.
For more info visit: joannemehl.com
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
2185 S.W. Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97205
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Max Ginsberg Demo, Lecture, and Book Signing
Oregon Society of Artists present
an alla prima figure painting demonstration
and lecture by Max Ginsburg
Sunday, April 23, 2017
1-4pm at Oregon Society of Artists $50.00 per person
PLEASE NOTE: Sign up ASAP, limited seating available!
Oregon Society of Artists is excited to have Max Ginsburg from the Art Student’s League of New York joining us for a demonstration and lecture.
Max Ginsburg will paint the figure from life in the alla prima tradition. He will describe his procedure, the observation of form and color and his sculptural painting technique while he is painting. You will be encouraged to ask questions.
After the painting demonstration there is more! Stay for a retrospective presentation on Mr. Ginsburg's lifetime of painting. (His book will be available for sale for $100). (*demonstration and lecture included in Workshop participant cost)
If you have not been able to register for the Max Ginsburg workshop, this one-time demonstration/lecture is a rare opportunity to learn from Max Ginsburg in a small and intimate class setting.
Max won The William Draper Grand prize in the Portrait Society of America painting Competition in 2015.
Since 1953 Max Ginsburg has exhibited extensively in public venues and galleries and has won numerous awards. Long admired as a teacher, Max continues to teach at the Art Students League of New York as well as workshops in the U.S and abroad.
maxginsburg.com/
Register email: oregonsa@gmail.com (Put ‘Ginsburg’ in subject line)
Register phone (Call Nancy): 503-228-0706
Oregon Society of Artists, 2185 SW Park Place, Portland, Oregon 97205,
503-228-0706
an alla prima figure painting demonstration
and lecture by Max Ginsburg
Sunday, April 23, 2017
1-4pm at Oregon Society of Artists $50.00 per person
PLEASE NOTE: Sign up ASAP, limited seating available!
Oregon Society of Artists is excited to have Max Ginsburg from the Art Student’s League of New York joining us for a demonstration and lecture.
Max Ginsburg will paint the figure from life in the alla prima tradition. He will describe his procedure, the observation of form and color and his sculptural painting technique while he is painting. You will be encouraged to ask questions.
After the painting demonstration there is more! Stay for a retrospective presentation on Mr. Ginsburg's lifetime of painting. (His book will be available for sale for $100). (*demonstration and lecture included in Workshop participant cost)
If you have not been able to register for the Max Ginsburg workshop, this one-time demonstration/lecture is a rare opportunity to learn from Max Ginsburg in a small and intimate class setting.
Max won The William Draper Grand prize in the Portrait Society of America painting Competition in 2015.
Since 1953 Max Ginsburg has exhibited extensively in public venues and galleries and has won numerous awards. Long admired as a teacher, Max continues to teach at the Art Students League of New York as well as workshops in the U.S and abroad.
maxginsburg.com/
Register email: oregonsa@gmail.com (Put ‘Ginsburg’ in subject line)
Register phone (Call Nancy): 503-228-0706
Oregon Society of Artists, 2185 SW Park Place, Portland, Oregon 97205,
503-228-0706
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Joanne Mehl Alla Prima Class
Alla Prima Portrait Painting in Oils, Part 2 with Joanne Mehl
March 13th – April 17th, $240
Mondays, 9:30am – 12.30pm, downstairs studio
This six week course follows and builds on the introductory Jan/ Feb course, but anyone with basic skill in Alla Prima painting is welcome to join and learn more!
In the first course we focused on accuracy in drawing, value patters, and warm and cool color relationships as they pertain to flesh tones. We will continue working on these aspects of Portraiture while introducing the following ideas:
1. Painting wet into wet using thicker paint and less solvent.
2. Exploring the effects created using brushes of different shapes and materials.
3. Using brushstrokes to help define form ("positioning")
4. Exploring additional textures such as dry brush, transparency and line.
5. Learning to control emphasis, using the amount of detail and value to direct the viewers gaze.
6. Finally, speeding up the process by determining which steps are nop longer necessary and leaving them out.
March 13th – April 17th, $240
Mondays, 9:30am – 12.30pm, downstairs studio
This six week course follows and builds on the introductory Jan/ Feb course, but anyone with basic skill in Alla Prima painting is welcome to join and learn more!
In the first course we focused on accuracy in drawing, value patters, and warm and cool color relationships as they pertain to flesh tones. We will continue working on these aspects of Portraiture while introducing the following ideas:
1. Painting wet into wet using thicker paint and less solvent.
2. Exploring the effects created using brushes of different shapes and materials.
3. Using brushstrokes to help define form ("positioning")
4. Exploring additional textures such as dry brush, transparency and line.
5. Learning to control emphasis, using the amount of detail and value to direct the viewers gaze.
6. Finally, speeding up the process by determining which steps are nop longer necessary and leaving them out.
Drop in students welcome, but the classes are sequential.
Questions? Email me @ joannemehl@comcast.net
Oregon Society of Artists
Monday, December 12, 2016
Alla Prima Portrait Painting
Red Hat by Joanne Mehl
Alla Prima Portrait Painting, with Joanne Mehl
Jan. 9 – Feb. 27
Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm, downstairs studio
$320 for 8 classes ($40 each) / $50 per drop-in class
To register, please call OSA at 503-228-0706
Note: You must be an OSA member to register for classes.
Alla Prima is a wet-into-wet oil painting technique where subjects are painted quickly and in one sitting. Alla Prima is widely used in plein air painting, here we’ll explore and exploit its strengths in doing portraiture with a live model.
Besides Alla Prima techniques, this eight-week progressive course will concentrate on strengthening head drawing skills for portraiture. With targeted exercises and individual attention, we’ll use oils to review the components of strong drawing skills for the first classes, and then paint for the remaining six classes.
A strong drawing leads to a strong painting!
This course is appropriate for novice to intermediate skill levels. It will stress observational skills and construction, rendering anatomy, and composition. We’ll explore how drawing relates to painting, color and value, the effects of light and shadow, tonal methods, various modeling techniques, and how to manage a palette and mix colors.
• Drop in students are welcome, but the classes are sequential.
Questions? Email me at joannemehl@comcast.net
About Joanne Mehl:
I’ve been a professional artist and instructor specializing in figure painting and portraiture since 1985. For more about me, please visit: joannemehl.com
Jan. 9 – Feb. 27
Mondays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm, downstairs studio
$320 for 8 classes ($40 each) / $50 per drop-in class
To register, please call OSA at 503-228-0706
Note: You must be an OSA member to register for classes.
Alla Prima is a wet-into-wet oil painting technique where subjects are painted quickly and in one sitting. Alla Prima is widely used in plein air painting, here we’ll explore and exploit its strengths in doing portraiture with a live model.
Besides Alla Prima techniques, this eight-week progressive course will concentrate on strengthening head drawing skills for portraiture. With targeted exercises and individual attention, we’ll use oils to review the components of strong drawing skills for the first classes, and then paint for the remaining six classes.
A strong drawing leads to a strong painting!
This course is appropriate for novice to intermediate skill levels. It will stress observational skills and construction, rendering anatomy, and composition. We’ll explore how drawing relates to painting, color and value, the effects of light and shadow, tonal methods, various modeling techniques, and how to manage a palette and mix colors.
• Drop in students are welcome, but the classes are sequential.
Questions? Email me at joannemehl@comcast.net
About Joanne Mehl:
I’ve been a professional artist and instructor specializing in figure painting and portraiture since 1985. For more about me, please visit: joannemehl.com
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97201
503-228-0706
www.OregonSocietyOfArtists.com
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97201
503-228-0706
www.OregonSocietyOfArtists.com
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Max Ginsberg - Alla Prima Painting
"MAX GINSBURG _ ALLA PRIMA PAINTING'
"Traditional Realist Painting in Our Times"
Description:
"See and study the unique forms of the person posing with respect to proportion, shapes, values and color. Develop our oil painting skills to achieve a high degree of naturalism.
Day 1. Head Studies
Day 2. Figure Studies
Day 3. Portrait
Day 4. Painting the Figure
Day 5. Painting a Figure Composition"
"The instructor will give painting demonstrations and individual critiques to each student every day."
Cost of the workshop $900 February 20 - 24, 2017
Call OSA to sign up, not many spaces left!
Since 1953, Max Ginsburg has exhibited extensively in public venues and galleries, won various awards, and his paintings are a part of many museums and private collections. In the years 1980–2004, Max was a prominent illustrator for major publications. Long admired as a teacher, Max taught from 1960–1982 at H.S. Art & Design, 1984-2000 at the School of Visual Arts, 2008–present at the Art Students League and has conducted many workshops around the U.S. and abroad.
"Traditional Realist Painting in Our Times"
Description:
"See and study the unique forms of the person posing with respect to proportion, shapes, values and color. Develop our oil painting skills to achieve a high degree of naturalism.
Day 1. Head Studies
Day 2. Figure Studies
Day 3. Portrait
Day 4. Painting the Figure
Day 5. Painting a Figure Composition"
"The instructor will give painting demonstrations and individual critiques to each student every day."
Cost of the workshop $900 February 20 - 24, 2017
Call OSA to sign up, not many spaces left!
Since 1953, Max Ginsburg has exhibited extensively in public venues and galleries, won various awards, and his paintings are a part of many museums and private collections. In the years 1980–2004, Max was a prominent illustrator for major publications. Long admired as a teacher, Max taught from 1960–1982 at H.S. Art & Design, 1984-2000 at the School of Visual Arts, 2008–present at the Art Students League and has conducted many workshops around the U.S. and abroad.
In 2011 he published his book,
Max Ginsburg – Retrospective.
THE WILLIAM DRAPER GRAND PRIZE
Portrait Society of America
Portrait Painting Competition, 2015.
SOLO EXHIBITION
ArtRage Gallery in Syracuse, NY, 2014
GOLD MEDAL AWARD
California Art Club for Life Time Achievement in the Arts, 2013.
BEST IN SHOW Art
Renewal Center on line competition, 2011.
RETROSPECTIVE SOLO EXHIBITION
The Butler Institute of American Art,
Youngstown, OH, 2011.
RETROSPECTIVE SOLO EXHIBITION
The Salmagundi Club, New York, NY, 2011
Oregon Society of Artists
2185 SW Park Place
Portland, Oregon 97201
503-228-0706
www.OregonSocietyOfArtists.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
