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What might you create if you could do anything you wanted? At Sea
Rose Studio you can take risks, experiment, and explore your inner
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Each group of guests must be taking the same workshop. Lesson time is approximately three hours each day. Guests are invited to use the studio facilities at any time during their stay.
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Beginner Watercolour: absolutely no experience necessary An introduction to the tools and choices available in brushes, paints, and paper. Instruction in basic watercolour techniques, including wet-in-wet and brushed washes; brush handling techniques, dry brush and textural effects; familiarization and pigment behaviours. Basic colour theory and mixing; simple composition and elements of design.
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Intermediate Watercolour: some experience in watercolour, at
least a beginner class More challenging techniques introduced such as 'lost and found edges' and reversed values to create form. A more in-depth study of colour and the choices the artist has in the use of colour to express emotion. We pay a little more attention to composition, structure, and focus on your preferred subject material.
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Advanced Watercolour: for the accomplished painter who wishes
to stretch a little further Personal goals will be articulated and painting objectives will be towards achieving mastery of the media. Daily painting with attention to subtle interactions between paper, paint, and water creates dramatic gains in the ability to use the media to express whatever can be perceived or imagined.
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Subconscious Painting or Drawing: absolutely no experience
necessary Drawing or painting in any medium with no external references or image. Here the painting images arise from the subconscious. A large part of this process is the post completion assessment of the meaning of the images that leads into the next work. The result is a much deeper self-understanding and how your life experiences have shaped your perceptions. |
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Beginner Acrylic: absolutely no experience necessary An introduction to the media with instruction in various techniques of applying the paint from thin gazes to thick impasto. Basic elements of colour theory and colour mixing. Texture and surface treatment, various gels and painting surfaces. Lots of painting experimentation to discover ways to use the paint. |
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Intermediate Acrylic: Good to have some experience with the media The intermediate painter will have begun the process of developing a personal style. Daily critiques will lead to increased accomplishment in using the medium to express the experience of the inner and outer world. |
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Beginner Pottery:
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Wheel Throwing: absolutely no experience necessary The focus will be on working with stoneware on the potter's wheel. There will be one-on-one instruction as you get to know how to form a cylinder and a bowl shape, the basic shape of all vessels. Finishing the thrown piece includes trimming the foot (the bottom), decoration techniques such as carving, scoring, sgraffito. Glazing and simple glaze chemistry. Same time requirements as Hand Building. |
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Drawing Techniques: absolutely no experience necessary Many aspiring painters are frustrated by their inexperience in drawing, a necessity for representational depiction of the world. The art of drawing can increase your painting skills as well as simply give you a means to develop a personal skill that enhances your appreciation of the world. Use pencils, conte, charcoal and chalk, pencil crayons in various drawing techniques and on various papers.
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Media Sampler: absolutely no experience necessary Depending on the length of your stay, you can choose to spend each days' three hours session discovering a different medium of your choice. This is a great option if you have always wanted to do "something" but don't know what.
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