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| Bring in a painting or object from the Thrift Store and paint your own creative version of monster madness onto it. Check out our Paint and Sip blog for tickets, info, details. |
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| Great model, great artist friends, and a new friend we met today who just moved here from Reno. |
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LEARNING THE SIX UNIVERSAL SKILL SETS OF
DRAWING
In this weekend workshop
(four hours each day), David will cover the six primary skill sets of drawing:
Angles, Proportion, Position, Contour, Value, and Shape. David will present,
discuss, and demonstrate each skill set, then follow up with an exercise
specifically designed to effectively practice that skill set. The presentation
order of skill sets is designed to be cumulative so that participants can
continue to practice previously-taught skill sets in their exercises as they
work with the most recently-taught skill set. David’s approach to teaching has
evolved from his many years of instructing college students. Participants will
be provided with all of the necessary drawing supplies and objects to draw as
part of the workshop format.
To register for this
drawing workshop, please email David at: davidlobenberg@me.com,
and send your $160 tuition check to David at: 741
48th Street, Sacramento, CA 95819.
Workshop dates and times is as
follows: Oct. 26 and 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day.
Workshop location is
at the Patris Studio and Gallery at 3460 2nd Ave., Sacramento, CA
95817.
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| On Fridays from 10 am - 1 pm, we work from a live model. Some people paint, some draw, some use the I-pad. Bring whatever materials you like. |
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| Monday mornings from 9 am - noon and Tuesday evenings from 6:30 pm - 9 pm we do life drawing. We start with some shorter poses and work up to longer poses. Great models, great art energy. And a great way to hone your drawing skills! |
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| Michael Siegel began the workshop with a wonderful demo of a still life. He explained what makes a good still life with even deeper concepts than just making a nice painting. |
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| He is an amazing teacher and throughout the 3-hour demo, he would illustrate different concepts and ideas on his painting, explaining and clarifying many higher level ideas that only only gets to hear from a master artist. |
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| Here is the painting I worked on during the workshop. I hope I can remember everything I learned! |
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