Debra Keirce


 

 

4 Steps To a Realistic Oil Painting With Debra Keirce

REGISTRATION CLOSED. SOLD OUT!

BUT, email me at [email protected] to be put on the waitlist.

 

ART WORKSHOP, DEBRA KEIRCE, PORTRAIT PAINTING, STILL LIFE PAINTING, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, PET PAINTING, TRADITIONAL PAINTING, PORTRAITURE, OIL PAINTING, REALISM

 

 

Please share this opportunity with anyone you think might be interested!
 
PAINT A REALISTIC OIL PAINTING IN 4 STEPS!

 


WHEN: March 21, 22, 23, 24 in 2019, 9:00am - 4:00pm

WHERE: Ashburn, VA

 


Tuition = $395
Tuition includes use of easel if you don't bring one, and lighting
Also, a gift from DebKArt Home Studios: snacks, beverages, light lunch
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Acceptable Payments: 
Check made out to:

Debra Keirce 

21454 Basil Court

Ashburn, VA 20148

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OR,Call me at 571-236-0047 if you would like to provide credit or debit card information

Please note that credit card payment will be $410 to cover the 3.75% Square Register merchant fee.

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OR,

$407 (to cover the 2.9% transaction fee)
PayPal: paypal.me/DebKArt  
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Payment in full is required to reserve a spot in the workshop, and you are committing to find a suitable replacement if you cannot attend for any reason. I have enough students registered, so this workshop will not be canceled for lack of students. 

 


 

 



DESCRIPTION
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Each morning, I will give a short explanation of the day's lesson, followed by a painting demonstration.

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We will have a light lunch. I'll have salad, lunchmeat and sandwich fixings, beverages and snacks. Each afternoon you will paint from life or from a photo - your choice. 

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In this workshop we will use modern materials in a way that I believe the old masters would have used them. My method optimizes speed and realism, using ancient concepts that date back to biblical times. My process is independent of subject matter. That means that you can apply what I share to any still life, portrait, landscape, seascape, floral, architectural or pet painting you are working on.

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I am limiting the workshop to 8 students, because I want this to be an intimate sharing experience for everyone. I will spend as much time with you as you like. We will be in my home studio, and I will welcome you as a guest in my home. 

 


 Here are some testimonials from past DebKArt Home Studios workshop participants:

 

"Not enough words to tell you how much I enjoyed the workshop and your hospitality. It was the best in every way. Because you thought of everything I could enjoy the class without a lot of the dreads that usually accompany attending workshops. The atmosphere created a spirit of cooperation. And that, my dear, is the result of all your hard work. With deep appreciation"
Linda

 

"Thank you for all your hard work. I feel like I'm getting my masters degree, delving deeply into art and filling in all the holes in my education."

Carol

 

"I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed the workshop! Thank you so much for hosting...Frankly, I got into a little slump with my painting prior to the workshop. I feel like I am inspired now to take my paintings to the next level. It was also great to meet new friends!"

Michael

 

 


SUPPLY LIST

 

Support:

Gessobord by Ampersand approx size Flat, 1/8" thick, approx size 11"x14" LINK

*do not bring canvas

 

Paints:

Please bring the colors listed below, but if you have favorites, feel free to bring them as well. Just set them aside, and try my palette first please. 

 

Acrylic Paint:

We will use acrylic paints for our underpaintings, so yes - we will use both acrylic and oil paint in this workshop.

I favor Chroma Atelier Interactive acrylics but any high flow brand such as Golden Opens or Matisse Flow paints will do. Do not bring heavy body paints, as we will not be painting thickly.

 

Permanent Green Light

French Ultramarine Blue

Cadmium Red Light

Quinacridone Magenta

Cadmium Yellow Light

 

Oil Paint:

I favor Gamblin Artists paints

 

Titanium White

Cadmium yellow medium

Cadmium orange medium

Cadmium red medium

Yellow Ochre

Burnt Sienna

Alizarin Crimson permanent

Burnt Umber

Ultramarine Blue

 

Brushes:

A lot of inexpensive brushes work just fine, but if you want to buy good ones, 

Soft synthetic flats or brights, sizes 0, 2, 6, 8  (Silver Brushes, Silk)

Soft synthetic rounds, sizes 5/0, 2, 6, 8 (Silver Brushes, Silk)
Princeton and Grey Matters also have excellent synthetics and they work wonderfully with both acrylic and oil paints.

 

Large fluffy round soft brushes for blending in various sizes. I like the cheap makeup brushes. You can find makeup brush sets on Amazon for less than $5. Here is an example. LINK

 

Gamblin Solvent Free Gel LINK

*Odourless Lean Archival Oils painting medium, and small lidded jar. LINK - It is important to get this exact brand. If you can't find it, I can loan you some.

Gamsol and small glass lidded jar

Palette, I like a grey toned glass palette, but bring whatever you have.

Paper towels, I like the blue shop towels

Palette knife, I like 2” slender

 

Drawing supply list:

Drawing/sketch paper in the same size (11x14) or larger than your painting panel. Typical 60 gm sketchbook paper works great.

A regular 2B pencil with eraser for drawing

A ball point pen for drawing transfer

Artist's graphite paper LINK

18" ruler or straight edge. You can borrow if you don't have one.

Bring your scale divider if you have one. LINK

 

 

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~Reference Material~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

I will also have a selection of photographs of still life, people and landscapes for your photo reference. You may choose your subject. If you bring your own, it is important to have fully turned forms in the reference, since that is the way we create the illusion of realism in this workshop.

 

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