Oil Painting With Cindy Procious -
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In this workshop, contemporary realist painter Cindy Procious will teach students to paint still life incorporating food and drink.
Students will learn a layered indirect painting technique incorporating- underpainting- layering and glazing- creating the illusion of different surface textures- achieving rich color and depth of formWe will work to create a luminous work of art with a high level of finish. Emphasis will be placed on design, composition, and lighting to create a dramatic still life set up. Working from direct observation, we will cover the basic elements of painting in oil – from the initial drawing on canvas, to color, value, edge control, glazing/scumbling, and final varnishing. We will also learn how to paint food items that change over time, replacing elements as needed to keep the setup fresh.Photoshop will be discussed, and you will learn how Cindy Procious uses this tool to create even more successful paintings.
Through demonstration and individual instruction in a fun and relaxed atmosphere, students will be guided through the entire process from the first drawing on the canvas to the finishing flourishes.

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MATERIALS LIST:
Suggested paint colors:
Titanium white
Unbleached Titanium
Monochrome Tint Warm (Holbein)
Cadmium Yellow (or hue - I use Winsor & Newton cad substitutes)
Raw SiennaRembrandt Naples Yellow Red
Cadmium Red (or hue - I use Winsor & Newton cad substitutes)
Quinacridone Violet
Permanent Alizarin Crimson
Transparent Oxide Red
Burnt Sienna
Ultramarine BlueTurquoise blue (holbein)Winsor Violet (Winsor & Newton)
Viridian
Ivory Black
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Brushes:
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Bring a variety of bristles - flats, brights, filberts, etc.
I prefer Winsor & Newton University series (red handle) rounds in various sizes - 00 through
4 or 5 for detail work.
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You will need a couple soft brushes for finishing details - Rosemary Mongoose
Series 279 long flats in sizes 2-4, or Langnickel, or comparable.
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Script Liner brush.
A palette knife and a longer painting knife.
.Other:.
Odorless Mineral Spirits in a container with a lid.
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Paper towels.
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Linen Painting panel - preferably 12 x 16 - I like RayMar panels with Claessens linen.
http://www.raymarart.com/Claessens-13-Double-Primed-Linen-Portrait-Painting-Panels-s/74.htm
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M. Graham Walnut Alkyd medium. (Please do not bring Liquin.)PHOTOSHOP:Cindy will be teaching photoshop techniques. You can watch and take notes during the worksop.It is not required, but if you have a laptop you may want to bring it so you can follow along. And if you haven't already gotten a subscription to Photoshop, there's a free 30 day trial (so you may want to wait until less than 30 days before the workshop to sign up for it)Start your trial download here:Trial installation instructions here:If you want to just purchase the app - go here - choose photography:App installation instructions here:



