| Watercolor Workshop with Charles 'Bud' Edmondson |
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Dates: June 19-21, 2009 Time: 9am-4pm
Place: Starlight Ranch
680 State Road 344
Edgewood, New Mexico 87015
Fee: $320 per student (includes tax)
Call Deb Matthew for information (505) 281-6839
Place: Starlight Ranch
680 State Road 344
Edgewood, New Mexico 87015
Fee: $320 per student (includes tax)
Call Deb Matthew for information (505) 281-6839
Village Fall
Land of Enchantment Award
2007 Master Works of New Mexico Show
Enjoy an exciting three days learning the secrets of watercolor painting with an "old pro." Bud has a
"down to earth" approach and will share with you his years of experience. Your watercolors will become
more spontaneous, interpretive and a lot more fun to do! His demonstrations and talks each day will take
you through all the steps necessary to turn a simple black and white sketch into a finished painting worthy
of any wall. The first day, Bud will do a demo and then show you how to do a value study that will be an
indispensable road map for your painting. The next two days are all painting, with Bud doing mini-demos to
help solve any of your artistic problems. There will be lots of individual attention for each artist. Bring your
own reference photos. If you don't have any, or want to try something new, Bud will have plenty on hand.
You are encouraged to bring samples of your work for individual review.
Bud is a graduate of the prestigious Art Center School in Pasadena, CA. He spent many years in Chicago as
commercial illustrator with clients such as World Book Encyclopedia and The Sunbeam Corp. Upon retirement he
moved to New Mexico. He now paints full-time and teaches. He is adept at oils and pastels. This year he was the 1st
place winner in the Pastel Society of New Mexico National Exhibition Show and won several awards at the 2007 Master
works of New Mexico Show. He shows in several Galleries and is a Signature Member of the NM Watercolor Society
and the NM Pastel Society. Bud's work has been featured in the American Artist Magazine, The Pastel Journal and
Focus Santa Fe. http://www.budedmondson.com
Brings these materials:
Sketch book, pencil, and eraser.
Watercolor paper: 140 lb. or watercolor block at least 12"x16" (I mostly use Arches)
Brushes: 1" Flat and No. 10 and 12 Rounds are essential. Otherwise bring your favorites.
Water color (I prefer Windsor Newton): French Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Cerulean Blue, Indigo Blue, Burnt Umber,
Raw Umber, Burnt Sienna, Light Red, Olive Green, Hookers Green Dk, Cad Yellow lt, Cad Yellow Med.
Mounting board for paper and tape.
Divided Palette, water container, rags or paper towels.
"down to earth" approach and will share with you his years of experience. Your watercolors will become
more spontaneous, interpretive and a lot more fun to do! His demonstrations and talks each day will take
you through all the steps necessary to turn a simple black and white sketch into a finished painting worthy
of any wall. The first day, Bud will do a demo and then show you how to do a value study that will be an
indispensable road map for your painting. The next two days are all painting, with Bud doing mini-demos to
help solve any of your artistic problems. There will be lots of individual attention for each artist. Bring your
own reference photos. If you don't have any, or want to try something new, Bud will have plenty on hand.
You are encouraged to bring samples of your work for individual review.
Bud is a graduate of the prestigious Art Center School in Pasadena, CA. He spent many years in Chicago as
commercial illustrator with clients such as World Book Encyclopedia and The Sunbeam Corp. Upon retirement he
moved to New Mexico. He now paints full-time and teaches. He is adept at oils and pastels. This year he was the 1st
place winner in the Pastel Society of New Mexico National Exhibition Show and won several awards at the 2007 Master
works of New Mexico Show. He shows in several Galleries and is a Signature Member of the NM Watercolor Society
and the NM Pastel Society. Bud's work has been featured in the American Artist Magazine, The Pastel Journal and
Focus Santa Fe. http://www.budedmondson.com
Brings these materials:
Sketch book, pencil, and eraser.
Watercolor paper: 140 lb. or watercolor block at least 12"x16" (I mostly use Arches)
Brushes: 1" Flat and No. 10 and 12 Rounds are essential. Otherwise bring your favorites.
Water color (I prefer Windsor Newton): French Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Cerulean Blue, Indigo Blue, Burnt Umber,
Raw Umber, Burnt Sienna, Light Red, Olive Green, Hookers Green Dk, Cad Yellow lt, Cad Yellow Med.
Mounting board for paper and tape.
Divided Palette, water container, rags or paper towels.
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