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CPT 018-W24 | Perspective in Painting
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CPT 018-W24 | Perspective in Painting
5/25 (one day workshop) Sat 9-3 pm, Room 402
Maximum Enrollment: 12 LBS
Maximum Enrollment: 12 LBS
$100.00
Course Description
Perspective in Painting
Painters can use a variety of perspective techniques to create their own unique vision. It can be used to help create or accentuate 3 dimensional objects or spaces, atmospheric qualities, mood and mystery. Perspective can add a sense of drama and uniqueness to any artwork. In this class, we will discuss and practice the various approaches to perspective and apply it to our paintings to get the “feeling” that we are trying to convey.
5/25 (one day workshop)
9:00 am-3:00 pm
Saturday
Tuition: $100
CEUs: n/a
Faculty: Kerrin Parkinson is a multidisciplinary artist who focuses on “fresh air” painting, studio works, illustration and murals. She grew up in the small town of Sterling, Massachusetts where she spent much of her childhood outdoors. She attended The University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth and graduated with a BFA in Art Education. Kerrin taught public high school in Massachusetts for several years before moving to California to pursue her graduate degree. Kerrin received her MFA from The Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Soon after, she ventured to New York City and became a member of The Society of Illustrators in New York. Kerrin was also represented by Agora Gallery in Soho. She moved to Maine in 2006 to live and work by the ocean.
Supplies: sketchbook, pencil, your favorite paints/brushes and a few surfaces to work on.
This course has reached maximum enrollment.
Wait lists are available by calling our office.
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