Ruth Armitage, NWS Presents: Creativity & Design in Mixed Water Media
November 18, 19 & 20, 2016: Oregon Society of Artists,
9:30 - 3:30 each day
ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT IN THIS WORKSHOP
$195.00 for three days
How do artists move between realism and abstraction? Using
subject matter to create art that is expressive and creative doesn’t mean
giving up realism altogether. There is a wide spectrum between realism and
non-objective work. Where are you most comfortable? Maybe you’re ready to push
yourself to the next level with your painting.
Join Ruth Armitage for an in-depth exploration of design and
creativity in painting. Refine your visual language and experiment with
simple exercises for unleashing creative potential. Discover ways to generate
new ideas, and where to start on your journey to painting with stronger
design.
You’ll learn how to translate your ideas using
both the elements & principles of design and improve your ‘mental
game’ in art-making. Using your choice of media, we will explore shape,
line, color and texture to craft vibrant paintings that stir the emotions.
Meet Ruth Armitage:
Ruth Armitage is a signature member of the National Watercolor
Society , Rocky Mountain National Watermedia, California Watercolor Association
and the Northwest Watercolor Society, and Past President of the Watercolor
Society of Oregon. The Watercolor Society of Oregon has awarded her its Outstanding
Service Award. She is currently planning a large joint exhibition between the
Watercolor Society of Oregon and the Western Federation of Watercolor
Societies.
Ruth’s work has received many local and national awards, including the Loa Ruth
Sprung Award in the National Watercolor Society’s 95th Annual Exhibition.
Inclusion in numerous national publications and exhibitions has led to
wide-spread recognition for Ruth. You may have seen her work profiled on Oregon
Public Broadcasting’s “Oregon Art Beat.” Most recently Acrylic Artist Magazine
ran a 10-page feature article in their Spring 2016 issue.
You can find Ruth’s work in Portland at the Portland Art Museum’s Rental Sales
Gallery, and at Mary Lou Zeek gallery in Salem, Oregon. She is a gifted
instructor and has juried several local and state exhibitions. She enjoys
sharing the creative process in the classroom and watching lightbulbs come on
in her students’ eyes.
Oregon Society of Artists 2185 SW Park Place Portland, Oregon 97201 503-228-0706 www.OregonSocietyOfArtists.com
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