Elizabeth Reed's Drawing and Painting Classes

The Vortex Scrolls
38 x 76"
Graphite and metallic pigment on frosted mylar
hung as scrolls

November 1 - 5
Monday
Armory Art Center
Value!

Tuesday and Friday
Boca Raton Museum School
Painting
I will acquaint myself with your needs
I will have some articles to share with you

Thursday, Dear ArtServe Students
Here is your 7 week curriculum
per our discussion last week

Nov. 4 - Color Theory 101 - a little goes a long way
bring color - what ever you use
We will incorporate drawing into our choices
I will have my assortment of WC and Acrylics
Bring gessoed paper if you use acrylics

Nov. 11 - Perspective and colored pencils
It is not necessary to use colored pencils
If you have a set, bring them
I will bring a few buckets full of them

Nov. 18 - No Class - THANKSGIVING
I teach a workshop for Plantation Art Guild

Nov. 25 - THANKSGIVING DAY

Dec. 2 - FORSHORTENING!

"The F word!" and Composition

You know nothing unless you look!

Dec. 9 - Facial features
Anatomy of eyes, nose and lips

Dec. 16 - Figure/Ground - Where's Waldo?

Classes will resume again after the holidays
January 6, 2011

Cool Artists of the week

Ron Hicks
Very loose, painterly brush strokes
Classic Old masters palette
http://www.ronhicks.com/artwork.html

Christopher Welch
Interesting drawings
Great perspective and foreshortening
http://www.welchworks.com/drawings/index.html

Robin Cheers
Lovely loose, gorgeous paintings
Check out her "party paintings!"
Very nice
http://www.robincheers.com/#

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SINGAPORE BIENNALE 2016

Lucky me. I arrived in Singapore to find their Biennale in the Singapore Art Museum and other Museums and institutions around town. It has been a great introduction to the Southeast Asian geography and culture. Many visits have pulled me out of an extreme state of jet lag and whetted my appetite to learn more about Southeast Asia. Singapore Biennale AN ATLAS OF MIRRORS - AT ONCE, MANY WORLDS "In charting our way around the world, humankind has relied on instruments of vision as well as navigation. Atlases map and mirror our journeys of discovery and often make visible more than just physical terrain; driven by our needs and desires, they embolden us to venture into the unknown. From our coordinates in Southeast Asia, the arc of our shared histories encompasses East and South Asia. These regions bear the imprints of one another's diverse cultures, even as boundaries are also constantly reimagined. Fraught and unstable, these borders are characterized by fluid mo

Cone of Chaos Graphite on Museum Board 40 x 60"

Monday figures at ArtServe- July 19

It's a Sonya kind of morning tomorrow! We will carry on with gestures, measuring and proportion. Come join us for monday meditation. Cool Artists of the week. Just for fun: Giuseppe Arcimboldo http://www.giuseppe-arcimboldo.org/ Charles W. Dwyer http://www.onessimofineart.com/artists/Dwyer/Charles_Dwyer_Originals.html And now for something completely different Anthony Green from the UK http://anthonygreen.org.uk/paintings.html Mercedes Helnwein Incredible pencil drawings - Check out her "journal" or blog http://www.mercedeshelnwein.com/ Enjoy! Happy summer. See you tomorrow!

Elizabeth Reed - Trouvaille (Something lovely found by chance)

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