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Drawing + Painting from Pleinair to Studio with Michael Herron

Combine the immediacy of drawing and painting in Pleinair with a considered and controlled studio approach with Michael Herron.

The Pleinair to studio class allows students to go outside for 3 or 4 weeks and produce Pleinair works on paper and paintings. Students will then bring these works back to the studio and create larger works from these Pleinair observations.

Tickets: Members $365, non-members $395

We use the Humanitix ticketing platform to help us manage our workshops and classes. Humanitix charge a booking fee which we split with you 50/50. Humanitix is a registered charity and 100% of their profits go to social impact projects with a particular focus on closing the education gap.

Class size: 10 students

Class starts: Wednesday 5 February 2025

Class ends: Wednesday 2 April 2025

Class structure: 9 weeks, each Wednesday 10am-1pm

Level: Intermediate

Please bring:

Materials list for drawing - A guide only

  • 2 medium willow charcoal

  • erasures; kneaded (grey , Faber Castell ) and a regular oblong shaped erasure

  • 2 x bulldog clips

  • 1x compressed charcoal

  • 1 white pastels

  • Several graphite pencils 4H-6B

  • 1 6B Progresso pencil

  • A pencil sharpener and

  • A 12 or 24 set of in expensive dry coloured pastels

  • 1x charcoal pencil

  • Workable Matt fixative

  • Ink and some some smaller pointed brushes

  • One broader nylon brush or Hake brush


    If working in Acrylic - A guide only

  • Brushes - a range of sizes, booth bristle and nylon (Bristle #579 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 or similar)

  • Pre-primed canvas boards, smallish up to 16x 20 inches

  • Disposable tear off A3 palette.

  • Spreader medium

  • Drying Retarder

    Derivan Matisse or equivalent:

  • Titanium white

  • Lemon Yellow

  • Red middle

  • Burnt Sienna

  • Alizarin Crimson

  • Ultramarine Blue,

  • Cobalt blue (hue)

  • Burnt Umber

  • Yellow Oxide

  • Viridian Green hue

If working in Oil - A guide only

  • Brushes - a range of sizes and shaped brushes including Flats bristle #591

  • 2, 4, 6, 8, 12

  • Flat Nylon 1/2 and 1 inch

  • A palette knive

  • Odourless Solvent

  • Refined Linseed oil

  • Disposable tear off A3 palette

  • Clean Rag

    Oil paint colours:

  • Titanium white,

  • Lemon Yellow,

  • Red middle

  • Alizarin Crimson,

  • Ultramarine Blue,

  • Cobalt blue (hue),

  • Burnt Umber,

  • Yellow Ochre,

  • Viridian Green hue

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