Acrylics - Wednesday Mornings 8th, 15th & 22nd November
Acrylics Course in Landscape Painting
Three-week course
Wednesday 8th, 15th and 22nd November
Wednesday Mornings from 10.30 am until 1 pm
The course can be paid for through two methods
full Course Fee of €80
This course is suitable for beginners and intermediate students and is run in a relaxed guided manner where each student can develop at their own pace.
The course is run on Wednesday mornings over three weeks, on November 8th, 15th and 22nd
This course will look at different aspects of landscape painting and is a continuation of the previous classes.
While it will look at the same aspects of painting and sketching there will be new knowledge offered each day and a development of new skills throughout the course so that students can add new skills to their artistic skills -set.
Students will be able to complete several sketches relating to aspects of the scene that will be painted during the course and one completed painting.
Each day will consist of sketching and preparation of materials for painting
Mixing paint to create a colour chart in preparation for painting the scene.
Planing and mapping your picture using different measurement techniques.
Each course builds on knowledge of a variety of mediums for sketching and with paint washes.
How to create light in a dull scene.
How to interpret a scene in your own artistic style.
How soft, lose and detailed painting techniques can alter and add character to a painting
Materials list
Some paint and brushes will be available in class but it is important that you have your own boards, canvas, or pad to paint on.
Essential: An acrylic pad, canvas not paper (A3 size is good to give you some scope for different size pictures or some canvases or canvas boards
Some paper for Sketching and a pencil (2B,4B)
Set of acrylic paint brushes to include
Filbert
Round
Detail
Wash brush
Paints
Windsor and Newton, Galleria quality paints.
Sap Green
Hookers Green
Cadmium Red
Cadmium Yellow
Burnt Umber
Raw Sienna
Titanium White
Ultramarine Blue
Cerulean Blue
Lamp Black
BIO
Fiona Ní Ghliasáin is a Professional Artist and Photographer. Her Artwork is in private & public collections around the world. Her work is mainly nature-based. This love of nature comes from a youth spent in the Wicklow countryside and her work with animals.
Fiona is a Merrion Square Artist, A professional member of the VAI., The Made Local Campaign and recently she published her first book on Nature, in English and Irish, for Children.
Fiona studied in Crawford College of Art and Design, and Grennan Mill and has First Class Honors in Fine Art and Craft Design. She holds a J.E.B. Teaching Diploma in I.T. Fiona has completed The TAP+ Training for teaching in primary schools, has T.E.F.L. Accreditation in teaching English as a foreign language, and has done teacher training with Yoga Therapy Ireland and Philosophy.
Fiona Teaches Fine Art (Acrylic, Soft Pastel, Watercolour), Photography and Design, Glass and Tile Painting, Indian and Alcohol inks, Acrylic Pouring, Mixed Media, Card Making, and Meditation.
Website: www.fionanighliasain.com