Artwork by Marguerite Lawler-Rohner  

CPT 059-1-S24 | Working The Landscape in Gouache

Course Overview:

Come spend the day playing with acrylic gouache, an opaque, matte acrylic paint. We’ll learn the basics while also going over different methods and techniques to help you discover the medium. 

Acrylic gouache has excellent coverage and is made with an acrylic binder which makes it waterproof when dry. This gives the opportunity to over-paint and layer without smearing. Your finished gouache paintings will have a lovely matte, velvety surface. Plan on creating 4-6 paintings in this one-day workshop.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course you will

• Create 4-6 paintings
• Have a better understanding of acrylic gouache methods and techniques

Who is this course for?

Anyone from brand new to experienced painters!

6/8 (one-day workshop) 9:00am - 4:00pm, Saturday

Tuition: $130 + $35 studio fee

CEUs: n/a

522 Congress Street, Room 208

Marguerite Lawler-Rohner has exhibited paintings throughout New England and New York. She holds an MFA from the City University of New York and a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design. Marguerite was the recipient of the 2011 Stephen Pace House Artist Residency through Maine College of Art. Her work is shown in both public and private collections. Her work is shown at Hole in the Wall Studioworks and Ocean House Gallery. www.margueritelawler.com


SUPPLIES:

• Basic color set (primary plus white and black) of acrylic gouache
• synthetic brushes
• ruler
• masking tape
• water container
• 2-3 photographs to paint
• four 6"x6" masonite panels
• 8"x10" watercolor paper pad or sheets