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WORKSHOPS

Tonya Henderson Rollyson,
Fine Art Acrylic Paintings
VISIT MY WEB PAGE:
www.TonyaHendersonRollysoncom

August 2, 2008
Workshop - Creating from your Spiritual Center
Supplies to bring:
Drawing paper, Drawing pencils, Colored pencils, and/or, the medium of your choice such as watercolors or acrylics (no oils), there materials and tools such as brushes, water basin, palette, paper towels, etc. and enough surfaces to complete several works and a beverage of your choice. You may use watercolor paper, illustration board, canvas, canvas boards, or any surface of your choice.

Please call 989-271-9576 or send an email to hogpigwildmonke@hotmail.com if you have questions.
August 19, 2008
Workshop - Acrylic Painting Techniques
Supplies to bring:
acrylics paints (Golden, Liqiutex, or similar) in Black, White, Blue, Red and Yellow plus what colors you would like in addition to these. Paint brushes (ex. Flat,round). A variety or combination of the following: paper towels, rags, sponges, plastic knife/comb/toothbrush, bubble wrap, and/or plastic wrap, and surfaces to complete several works, along with a beverage of your choice. You may want to bring some of each of the following: watercolor paper, canvas, canvas boards, or several pieces of illustration board.

Please call 989-271-9576 or send an email to hogpigwildmonke@hotmail.com if you have questions.
 

The Fenton Artist Guild and Southern Lakes Parks & Recreation presents

Pour It On!
WITH

HELEN LYSTRA
Watercolor Workshop
October 15, 16, 17, 2008
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8:30 am - 3:00 pm

At the Lake Fenton United Methodist Church
(11495 Torrey Rd. Fenton)
$132 Guild Membes - $142 Non-Guild Members

Click here to vist Helen's web site.
www.helenpercylystra

Put those good brushes away; you're going to pout that paint! In this comprehensive three day workshop, Helen will guide you through a series of simple masking and carefree pouring. Using transparent watercolor you will discover colors that would be difficult to achieve using traditional watercolor methods. By using this unique method of applying paint you will begin to see the relationship between abstract pattern and a realistic subject.

Working on a smaller scale will allow you to complete a painting by the end of day three.

Helen Lystra is a nationally known, award winning artist from Grand Haven, MI. She holds a BA from Grand Valley State University and continued her education in art through studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Helen is an enthusiastic instructor. Her workshops are upbeat, fun and informative.
 

 

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