Paint + Paper
Learn intriguing techniques and simple tips as you join me in the process of making this painting from beginning to end. It's like being right next to me in my studio, watching my process and how I make decisions along the way in the completion of a piece of art.
Video course approximately 1 hour in length + very short supply list and a heap of conversation about why I do what I do and what alternatives can also be explored.
Once you register, an email will be sent to you within 24 hours with the course access information…AND you have lifetime access!
Learn intriguing techniques and simple tips as you join me in the process of making this painting from beginning to end. It's like being right next to me in my studio, watching my process and how I make decisions along the way in the completion of a piece of art.
Video course approximately 1 hour in length + very short supply list and a heap of conversation about why I do what I do and what alternatives can also be explored.
Once you register, an email will be sent to you within 24 hours with the course access information…AND you have lifetime access!
Learn intriguing techniques and simple tips as you join me in the process of making this painting from beginning to end. It's like being right next to me in my studio, watching my process and how I make decisions along the way in the completion of a piece of art.
Video course approximately 1 hour in length + very short supply list and a heap of conversation about why I do what I do and what alternatives can also be explored.
Once you register, an email will be sent to you within 24 hours with the course access information…AND you have lifetime access!
WHAT: an (approx) hour long video course that walks you through the creation of this painting from beginning to end. In it I will show you my favorite techniques for creating luminous layers using paper, paint, and encaustic medium. Of course, as always, you can pick and choose from the techniques to create your own painting according to what lights your creative fire.
WHY: Why not? In my 14+ years of teaching art, there were very few instances where I finished a piece from it’s bare-bones beginning to it’s layered finish in front of the same set of eyes. I'm excited to showe you the process because I know sometimes it’s hard to know where to start and when to finish. I want you to see how you can navigate the ugly (sometimes big) middle parts of a painting to create something you can perch on the shelf, gawk at for a good, long time, and feel so darn proud of what a beauty you created.
Not into cows?
No problem. This is not a mini course on painting cows. Feel free to substitute any ol’ images you like.
