Touchable Texture and Layers 12:00 - 6:00 Saturday (short mid-day break for shopping)  
  Sandra Duran Wilson $145    

This workshop is filled.
Student Level: All

Type of Workshop: Process but will take home 1 painting and another to finish at home plus some textured papers
Prerequisite: None

 
 

You love textures, right, and you love layers. This class will give you the knowledge and inspiration to bring the two together. You will create layers with transparent depth, and texture that you can jump right into. I use two texture techniques; one is implied and the other is applied. You will fast track the depth using these two methods. Then you can accentuate the layers with painless transfers. We will build the textures with added components made from some unique materials. You'll be amazed at where your new art supply sources will come from. This class will teach you some fun kitchen chemistry, steps to building a lasting painting and transparent transfer techniques, along with acrylic skins and transparent collage papers. You will master the use of some of the acrylic gels, pastes and mediums, and you will get the inside tips on working with stencils. You will leave with not only some beautiful paintings, but the knowledge of how to use acrylic mediums to create depth, textures, transparency and how to extend your paint. You will save a ton of money learning how to paint the thin way.

Supplies provided by Instructor:
Assorted tools for creating textures
Texture plates
Stamps
Stencils
Pastels
Collage papers
Gold leaf pens
Heat guns and irons

Materials Fee: $25 payable to Instructor at class time includes:
2-Ampersand panels
Watercolor paper
Deli sheets
Plastic
Gesso
Tissue
Acrylic polymer medium
Soft gel
Light molding paste
Dry mix-in textures
Waterslide transfers
Rub-onz
Gampi tissue
Joss paper
Alcohol
Bronze paint
Textured papers
Use of inks and sprays

Student should bring:
Spray bottle for water
Spray bottle for alcohol
Container for water for brushes
A few of your favorite colors of fluid acrylic paint ( I recommend purchasing just a few good quality fluid paints from Golden
or Liquitex rather than a bunch of inexpensive paints, it will make a difference)
A plastic trowel palette knife
Soft nylon brush-flat 1/2" is a good size
Scissors
Paper towels
Foam plates for palettes

Optional:
Heat gun if you want your own

If you'd like to place an advance order for supplies & tools for pick up at the on-site store when you arrive at AU, contact: The Occasional Artist - Email your order to: theoccasionalartist@cox.net or call 623-847-2215

Questions? email Sandra at info@sandraduranwilson.com
Website: sandraduranwilson.com