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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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