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Creating Dynamic Design From Photographs

*Please note: This is the only workshop I will be teaching in 2019.

3 Day Workshop – Saanich (Victoria), BC
June 7,8,9th, 2019
Cost: $380 for FCA members / $410 for non-members

“Lily’s First Portrait” – Oil on linen – 8×10″

This 3 day course will cover important design considerations and introduce clear thought processes to launch from when working from photo reference. You will explore key concepts for seeing the potential in your photos, so that you can build on them to create strong, compelling paintings.

There will be several exercises designed to break you out of the “copying the photo idea”, providing you with several new approaches for your toolkit. In addition you will achieve greater clarity on what photos have potential and which are better left unpainted – and why.

This is a challenging workshop that will turn your ideas about working from photos upside down and take your confidence as a painter to the next level.

“Night on the Town” – Oil on linen – 9×12″

In addition to 25 years working as a professional artist, Liz is also a Certified Life Coach. She brings her training in this area to help uncover each individual student’s creative challenges, leading them to clarity on what their unique obstacles and strengths are, and giving them tools to move forward powerfully in their artistic journey.

Registration info here.

“Waiting” – Oil on Linen – 9×12″

“Art is the transmittable, personal impression of one quality in the quantity before us. It is the ability to determine consciously what it is that interests him, and why, that differentiates the artist from the art student.” – John Carlson

 

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