| EXPERIMENTAL AND MIXED MEDIA DRAWING with Diane Rolnick October 9-10, 2010 9am to 4pm Starlight Ranch, 680 State Road 344, Edgewood, NM 87015 $300 per student (includes tax) Contact Deb Matthew (505) 281-6839 www.starlightranchnm.com |
The Workshop:
Experimental/Mixed Media Drawing is a
workshop that incorporates the basic
elements of drawing - value, line, space,
gesture, color, weight, texture, composition -
with layering techniques utilizing Golden's
acrylic mediums of Absorbent Ground, Acrylic
Ground for Pastels, and Mat Medium.
Drawing from objects, photos, personal
mark-making, landscape or portrait to create
layers of information with charcoal, pencil,
pastel, collage, markers and inks, allows
each student to work through a process that
is both personal and formal. The momentum
and content of the drawings will develop as
additional layers are added to create a rich
dimensional surface. The goal is to develop
personal drawing skills and find the "surprise"
in a finished mixed-media drawing.
About Diane:
Diane lives in Edgewood and teaches at
Santa Fe Community College and UNM
Santa Fe. She has two degrees from Rhode
Island School of Design and was born and
grew up in and around New York City. She
has an extensive show record both in New
Mexico and on the East Coast. For more
information about Diane, visit her blog at
dianegrolnick.blogspot.com.
Materials List:
Contact Diane at
www.dianegrolnick@cybermesa.com for
class materials.
Experimental/Mixed Media Drawing is a
workshop that incorporates the basic
elements of drawing - value, line, space,
gesture, color, weight, texture, composition -
with layering techniques utilizing Golden's
acrylic mediums of Absorbent Ground, Acrylic
Ground for Pastels, and Mat Medium.
Drawing from objects, photos, personal
mark-making, landscape or portrait to create
layers of information with charcoal, pencil,
pastel, collage, markers and inks, allows
each student to work through a process that
is both personal and formal. The momentum
and content of the drawings will develop as
additional layers are added to create a rich
dimensional surface. The goal is to develop
personal drawing skills and find the "surprise"
in a finished mixed-media drawing.
About Diane:
Diane lives in Edgewood and teaches at
Santa Fe Community College and UNM
Santa Fe. She has two degrees from Rhode
Island School of Design and was born and
grew up in and around New York City. She
has an extensive show record both in New
Mexico and on the East Coast. For more
information about Diane, visit her blog at
dianegrolnick.blogspot.com.
Materials List:
Contact Diane at
www.dianegrolnick@cybermesa.com for
class materials.
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