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Don Andrews

"COLOR EMPHASIS LANDSCAPE WORKSHOP" 


    
October 24th-28th

Through the language of watercolor, we painters can explore the natural world around us in fresh, exciting and more personal ways. Regardless of the landscape we choose to explore, or our personal approach to painting, we all have in common the search for a more vital color statement. Color offers us a wonderful opportunity to express our individual feelings about any chosen subject.

Don’s Color Emphasis Landscape class isn’t geared to any specific level of achievement, rather artists at all levels will benefit from a 5 day exploration into color, design, organization, light and their utilization in the exciting world of landscape painting. This workshop will be packed with demonstrations, discussions, individual help, personal and group critiques.

This workshop will be held at the Stone Arch Conference and Art Center in Saline, MI.


STUDENT MATERIAL LIST

•    Any size sketchpad
•    Markers or pencils
•    10 sheets of watercolor paper (Don uses Arches Cold press 140lb.)
•    Students are encouraged to work at any size they wish, but have plenty of paper on hand.
•    One easel per student (preferably a table easel, Don uses a French Box easel) as we will be working on a slant.
•    The usual watercolor supplies: Palette, paint, brushes, water container, paint board with clamps, paper towels, etc.
•    Several photos, sketches or other source material for class study.
NOTE: In addition to the usual brushes, a 1 ½” or 2” flat brush is recommended. Don presently uses a Robert Simmons Sky Flow flat brush, although other brands are satisfactory.

WATERCOLOR PAINTS

    Students often ask what colors Don has on his palette, so we are providing you with a list of what he’s using now. (His colors are often changing and he does enjoy experimenting with some of the new colors coming out.) Typically, he doesn’t expect students to use the same colors: however he does emphasize that you should have 2 light, 2 medium, and 2 dark of all the primary colors. (He also uses black.) Most professional brands are interchangeable, and include Holbein, Windsor Newton, Daniel Smith, and American Journey.

Cerulean Blue                 Hookers Green             Naples Yellow
Manganese Blue             Sepia                            Vermilion   
Cobalt Blue                    Burnt Sienna                 Scarlet Lake
Turquoise Blue               Raw Sienna                   Opera
Peacock Blue                 Aureolin Yellow             Permanent Rose
Ultramarine Blue             Cad Yellow Medium      Permanent Magenta
Prussian Blue                  Lemon Yellow               Carmine or Alizarin

    Most of the paints that Don is now using are from the “American Journey” series sold by Cheap Joes Art Stuff catalogue. (Phone: 800-227-2788) These paints are equivalent to other brands in quality, and are a better value. Don’s current palette includes:

Cerulean Blue                 Spring Green            Naples Yellow
Andrews Turquoise         Sepia                        Halloween Orange   
Cobalt Blue                      Burnt Sienna            Red Hot Momma
Joe’s Blue                        Raw Sienna              Fire Engine Red
Ultramarine Blue              Aureolin Yellow        Wild Fuscia
Prussian Blue                   New Gamboge          Rose Madder
Hookers Green                Sour Lemon              Alizarin Crimson


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