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Watercolor

A Wild Weekend Adventure

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July 26, 2013 – July 28, 2013
Location:
Rhinebeck, NY
Course:
SM13-3302-278
Teacher:
Ann Kristin Lindsay
Tuition:
$305
SM13-3302-278Ann Kristin Lindsay,
Description

Spend an exciting weekend exploring the lively, transparent medium of watercolor, even if you have never picked up a paintbrush before. In a safe, nonjudgmental atmosphere, we learn about our materials, and then let ourselves go as we explore how paint acts on wet paper.

We see the effects the colors have on each other through a series of color mixing adventures that give us an understanding of how to use color in future painting endeavors. We conclude with drawing and painting from life, learning that yes, in fact, we all can do it!

An award-winning artist, Ann Kristin Lindsay has been teaching watercolor since 1989. Her workshops have received national attention and have been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine.

More Information

Limited enrollment, please register early.

Things to Bring:

Materials List

If you have painted before, and have comparable materials, bring what you have. I will have Academy Paints ($5/tube), Arches paper ($7.00 /sheet) and other supplies for sale at the workshop.

WATERCOLORS:  4 tubes good quality watercolors: 

                                   Permanent Rose, Red Rose Deep or Thalo Red                                 

                                   Cadmium Yellow Light or Pale

                                   Ultramarine Blue and Thalo (or Winsor Blue Green Shade)

 Note: Grumbacher Academy and Van Gogh are good quality student grade watercolors that are widely available. Cotman are not recommended. All “professional” and “artist”grade paints are very good.

They can all be used together.  

 PAPER:  140# Cold-Pressed 100% rag watercolor paper. Arches Recommended

                1 full sheet (22” x 30”) cut or torn into quarters or Arches 9 x 12” pad

 

Note: If you have painted before and have good watercolor paper that is painted on one side, but don’t want to keep what’s on it, this is a good time to use the other side. Also, cheaper (watercolor)

paper can be used for the color mixing exercises.

 BRUSH:   Watercolor Brush (Need not be expensive, synthetic is fine)

                   Size 10 or 12 Round 

 

PALETTE:   A white plate with a plastic bag to fit is fine

(If you want to buy a palette, get a folding watercolor palette or a covered  watercolor palette with a large mixing area. I use a folding palette (for traveling) and the “John Pike-Regular”

                       palette in the studio.)   

 OTHER NECESSITIES:

 * Water containers (2) (deli tubs are good)

 

* Eraser: White Plastic and/or “Kneaded”

* Small Misting Spray Bottle

* Sketchbook or notebook

* Old tooth brush

* Hair dryer (optional)

* Sponge 

* 2B pencil 

* Support board max size 12” x 16”

 

(corrugated, masonite, plexi, plywood, foamcore covered w/ clear contact paper etc)

 

*Paper Towel, Tissues & Masking Tape will be provided.

 

Recommended Text: Watercolor: A New Beginning: A Holistic Approach to Painting

Available at http://www.annlindsay.org/book.html  ($40 + $5 priority shipping)

 

If you are purchasing things for the first time, may I recommend Cheap Joe's Art Stuff in Boone, North Carolina: 800-227-2788 (www.cheapjoes.com)   

Kits can be purchased in advance from Ann for $68 and include (4) 5ml tubes of Grumbacher

  Academy watercolors, 2 full sheets of Arches 100% rag cold-press watercolor paper,

4 synthetic watercolor brushes: (3/4” flat, #6 & #14 rounds 1 script liner), 1 folding watercolor palette, a sponge, pencil, eraser and support board. You will need to bring 2 water containers, an old toothbrush, a small misting spray bottle and a sketchbook or notebook.

To purchase a kit or if you have any questions call or e-mail Ann 518-658-2960 / ann@annlindsay.org


Schedule
FRIDAY
4:00 p.m.–6:30 p.m.Check In (Rooms available after 5:00 p.m.)
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.Workshop
 
SATURDAY
9:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Workshop
2:30 p.m.–5:00 p.m.Workshop
 
SUNDAY
9:00 a.m.–NoonWorkshop
Noon–1:00 p.m.Check Out
Teachers
Ann Kristin Lindsay

Ann Kristin Lindsay, author of Watercolor: A New Beginning: A Holistic Approach to Painting, teaches us that watercolor is a medium that likes to be played with, and that art is the voice of the soul, a personal and individual expression that is not to be judged. Her aim is to help us rediscover the unfettered creative spirit of our childhood. annlindsay.org

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