About workshops
In
this workshop students will be encouraged to regard the elements of
what she/he sees as simple geometric shapes to develop their perception
and understanding of the visual strength regardless the landscape, still
life, or portrait without copying the image seen into a work of art.
All practical and theoretical elements of painting any subject will be
covered. Students will learn to work with big shapes first, in a
powerful design, and then develop a more realistic painting with
attention to values, colors, edges, and paint handling. Most of the
class time will be spent on loose brushwork, colors, and design so
students develop their own voices and allow the uniqueness of their
artistic self to emerge. Individual instruction is tailored to the needs
of each student.
Materials List:
Bring what you normally use. It is not important to buy for this workshop.
Some of my favorites:
Mars Orange Yellow Gray (Holbein only)
Kings Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Deep Purple
Brown, Green Umber, Mars Yellow (Old Holland only)
Mars Violet (Bloxx only)
Mars Yellow Rose or Alizarin
Ivory Black off-white (or any light color as a white substitute)
Artist Statement:
“I paint what I want to see, tell the story I want to tell, convey the experiences with people and places I want to share.”
About the Artist:
Kim Roberti was born in Vietnam, settled in New Hampshire, and now retired to Texas. Kim started to paint at the age of 50 via a mid-life crisis. Seeking to understand the artistry of being an artist, Kim worked and studied privately for Sherrie McGraw and David Leffel every summer for 6 years. She loves the spontaneity of Milt Kobayashi and has attended his workshops. Kim is a member of the Daily Painters movement and contributes 1 – 3 paintings a day and sells her paintings on Ebay. To date Kim has painted and sold close to 3,000 of her works worldwide, garnishing numerous collectors.
Kim Roberti, Sudio
400 Hammons St
Tow, TX 78672
web http://kimsartblog.blogspot.com/
Dailypaintworks.com
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