Showing posts with label Painting Classes Noosa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painting Classes Noosa. Show all posts

Monday, August 12, 2013

Painting Classes Noosa

After a fun short term of 6 weeks completed today, I will be involved with family commitments....and some exciting relaxation as well which means classes will resume again in October. The sketch book in tow leading to some new inspirations to be sure
Our wonderful and talented  group Rob, Dorothy, Geof and Lorey with works in progress  at the studio today

Yours Truly has the badge on... I will miss you  all and look forward to seeing you again in October

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Painting Workshop Palette Knife Trees




Painting Workshop, Palette Knife Tree  Painting with Chris Hobel
At Sunrise Beach I am having a one day class on Monday May 28 2012 .

 Cost will be 60$ approx 6hrs tuition.
 Max in class 6-7, class has 3 places available
You will need to provide your own materials and easl
Bookings  essential
Let me know if you can make it. If you need any help with accommodation let me know and perhaps I can help

Monday, August 9, 2010

Todays Palette Knife painting class, Noosa painting Classes

Acrylic Palette Knife painting
Using the palette knife is great way to free up your painting style especially those who have an instinctively orderly mind. The other advantage I particularly love is that cleaning up is so easy, no brushes to clean, how good is that.
This painting is 8x8", most of the class used a larger format and we need to add a few finshing touches. I will upload the completed paintings after next class next week, so please check back to see

Monday, April 26, 2010

Drawing and Painting Classes Noosa

Di and Lorey engrossed in  their painting class

Drawing as part of our day classes has  continued on from last term and has been very popular,
Last term we looked at contour and gesture drawing, this term we got down to the basic elements of drawing, 
Straight and curved lines and the relationships between them, horizontal, verticals , diagonals, curves, circles and spheres. This laid the groundwork for drawing an object realisticly  using the pencil to judge size and proportion
Set up for still life
In our last lesson tone was introduced using hatching  and  cross hatching to  add tone to a group of objects
Recommended Reading
An Introducion to Drawing by Robin Hazelwood