2027 Art Winter II: Acrylic Painting - Guided Studio Practice
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Class Information
Dates: Mar 6, 13, 20, 27, Apr 5, 10
Ages 15+
Required Materials:
Basic Acrylic paint set, can be found at Blick, micheals, Amazon, etc, - Need Titanium White, Mars Balc, Red, Yellow, Blue Burnt umber, additional colors are optional,
Selection of acrylic brushes including a flat brush, round brush, small detail brush, one large flat or house painter style brush for underpainting, toning, and covering larger areas,
Artist palette,
one water cup or container,
paper towels or clean rags,
pencil and eraser,
canvas board,
stretched canvas or acrylic painting paper,
or even bristol paper any size,
drawing or painting support board medium size or whatever you are working with recommended,
Reference images, sketches, or other source material for personal projects,beginning week 2,
apron or appropriate paint clothing, palette knife
Gudied studio practice is a six week course designed for adults who are new to acrylic painting or who want to strengthen their existing skills. The first class introduces students to acrylic materials, brushes, painting surfaces, color mixing, gesso, underpainting, layering, blending and basic brush techniques, Students will practice these skills by painting simple still-life objects provided by the instructor. Beginning in week 2, students will work on painting subjects of their own choosing while receiving individualize instruction and demonstrations based on their needs. Students may work from photographs, sketches, still life objects, or original ideas. subjects may include portraits, landscapes, nature, still life, fantasy, illustration, or other personal interests. Students may continue one painting over several weeks or complete multiple smaller works depending on their individual pace and goals. No previous experience is required.
Winter II
Mar 1 – Apr 10
Break Week Apr 12 - 17
Refund Policy: A full tuition refund will be issued for any class that is canceled by the Carrollwood Cultural Center. For website registrations, the full amount of tuition will be refunded minus the online registration fees collected by Vivenu.
Students have 30 days after notification of a class cancellation to resolve a refund; after this point, any registration fees and/or materials fees will be considered a donation to the Carrollwood Cultural Center.
Tuition refunds will not be granted after the first class meeting.
If the instructor must cancel a class, the instructor will schedule a make-up lesson. If a make-up lesson is not made available, a single-class refund may be issued.
Attendance: Failure of a student to attend class does not obligate the Center to provide make-up classes, recordings of classes, tuition credits, or refunds. Make-ups for student absences are upon instructor approval only, space permitting.
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