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VIRTUAL: "Painting Animals in Watercolor" with Stacy Lund Levy #2

  • 12 May 2021
  • 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Virtual
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  #2 "Painting Animals in Watercolor"   

with   

Stacy Lund Levy

 Virtual

due to Corona 

Wednesday, May 12, 2021



from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM

this workshop is only for registrants from the October 2019 waitlist and will only be available for others if not filled

Please sign the waitlist if you are interested


waitlist registration will be

March 13th 2021 for Members

March 27 2021 for Non-Members for waitlist


BWS Member Registration: Member Fee: $60

Non-Member registration: Non-Member Fee: $70

Not a Member? Consider signing up as an Associate

Registration ends May 6th unless it is filled before. Class size limited to 16



We are pleased to have nationally recognized artist Stacy Lund Levy in this one day workshop.

"Painting Animals in Watercolor"


Workshop attendees should have an understanding of basic watercolor techniques.


Artist and Baltimore native, Stacy Lund Levy has been creating art in many forms since kindergarten.  She is a former medical illustrator turned professional fine artist and teacher. Currently she teaches classes at Carroll Community College and North Carroll Senior Center, as well as watercolor workshops in and around Maryland. She is both a board member and signature member of the Baltimore Watercolor Society, and will become a signature member of both the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Watercolor Societies in September.  Her work can be viewed at Lundartstudios.com, on Instagram @Artorangutan, and in the ManneqART Museum.

                                  



 

Capture the personality and feel of soft fur on animals using soft vs hard edges and a bit a masking fluid.  In this workshop the artists will be painting both wet into wet, and wet into dry, with a judicious application of masking fluid that will create a wide array of textured fur, both short and long, black, white, and all coat colors in between .


Challenge yourself to push your abilities to control both water and paint, while learning the full potential and versatility of wet in wet painting and the use of masking fluid.  These techniques can be used to paint a variety of subjects.


The instructor will provide a photo reference or the artist may use a reference of their own.  If you use your own reference, please be sure it is in focus, large enough to see all the details, and has a true white and a true dark.


SUPPLY LIST

A completed drawing from the reference provided (or yours), size doesn’t matter, but no smaller than 8x10”.


Paper: Feel free to use whatever brand of good quality paper that you are comfortable with.  Also have several sheets of scrap watercolor paper to practice masking, as well as the various color combinations.  I recommend either Arches or Fabriano. I use Arches 300 lb. cold pressed.


Paint

Different brands produce different results.  I prefer Daniel Smith or Winsor & Newton.   I will be demonstrating with the following colors:


Ultramarine Blue

Burnt Sienna

Alizarin Crimson

Yellow ochre

Cerulean Blue

Cobalt Blue

Opera Rose

Quinadradone Gold

Viridian


Masking Fluid

I prefer Pebeo, because it is pale blue and you can see where you are applying it.  Please bring what you are comfortable with. MAKE SURE IT HAS NOT DRIED UP. Masking fluid should be very liquid and not clumped.

Rubber cement pick-up (to remove masking)

Brushes

Various sizes (again, whatever you are comfortable with).  I typically use a 1” flat or larger for backgrounds, Rounds #4, 8, 10, 12, or 14 rounds

I prefer Ascota Perla, Loew Cornell Ultra Round, and Princeton Aqua Elite

Rigger brush for small details.

Grainer brush ¼ or ½” for fur.  These can be found online at Dick Blick or Plaza Art for under $10.00.

      

Grainer Brush


Standard Painting Supplies

Bring the standard watercolor supplies: 

water container

Palette - any type, with or without wells/reservoirs  (an old plate can substitute)

paper towels

block or board to attach watercolor paper

Masking tape

pencil

Exacto or box cutter

      

Please pack a lunch and beverage. 

  • Price: $60 for all BWS members and $70 for non-members 
  • Please pay online if possible with your Credit Cards. Otherwise, checks should be made out to Baltimore Watercolor Society and mailed to Sabine Yeager at the address below. Please enter the name of the program on your check.
  • For online registration, visit www.bws.wildapricot.org and go to Public Events.
  • Participants will be limited to 16 
  • The program will be virtual
  • Confirmation of your registration will be sent upon receipt of your check or online payment. Checks must be received within 5 days of registration to be considered as registered. Please reference the check to the workshop.

Mail checks to:

Sabine Yeager 

BWS Workshop Chair 

11315 Maplewood Dr.

Ridgely, MD 21660

Email: bwsworkshops.sabineyeager@gmail.com


Cancellation:

75% refund if notified no later than May 6th 2021

Later refunds of 75%  are given only if there is a substitute participant.


Please direct questions to our Program Chair

Sabine Yeager at bwsworkshops.sabineyeager@gmail.com



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