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
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Class size: 10 students
Class starts: Wednesday 16 October
Class ends: Wednesday 11 December
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 onlyBrushes - 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