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love to paint?
Take the Pain Out of Winter Painting
March 2–4, 2012, Minneapolis
$236
registration form & supply list
Please register by February 24.
All skill levels. Frequent one-on-one attention.
Class size is limited.
Winter painting offers such great rewards in color and light, it's definitely worth the extra effort. And it need not be as arduous as you might think. Heck, it can even be fun when you know a few tips.
In addition to my winter plein air painting tactics, you'll learn:
• Techniques for achieving a sense of light in your paintings
• Tips for increasing your speed while on location
• Ideas for scouting and arranging compelling compositions: Will this scene make for an interesting picture? Can I last long enough in the cold to pull it off?
Schedule
Friday 6:30–9:30 p.m. at my studio. Lecture and short demonstration.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m.
Morning and afternoon painting sessions of 3 hours each.
Location TBD in the Twin Cities area, depending on the group's interests. At least one session will focus on an urban scene.
Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Painting session and wrap-up.
Location TBD
Plein Air Workshop in Botkins, Ohio
March 26–30, 4:30–9 p.m.
Botkins High School
$300
Contact Dan Knepper for details and to register.
Images and text copyright ©2012 Scott Lloyd Anderson
“I had fun at your workshop, Scott, and learned a lot.
When I got home I went through my recent paintings and could immediately see ways of improving them
based on your instruction.”
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“I really enjoyed your
workshop. In future
paintings, I'll push myself
to not only find a connection
with my subject matter, but
to push the design so that
it is not just like what
someone else might do.”
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“Your workshop was
probably the most
beneficial thing I could
have done. I'm trying to
form good habits and you
have given me some of the best. The information on values is priceless, and not something I have seen emphasized elsewhere.
I will imagine your voice
often, saying, ‘Have you
stood back and checked
your values lately?’”