2024 Paul Schulenburg- Painting the Model- Oil (5/18-5/19)

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2024 Paul Schulenburg- Painting the Model- Oil (5/18-5/19)

from $375.00

2024 Dates: May 18-19 (SAT & SUN)

Times: 9am - 4pm

Price: $425 non-member/$375 member

Working with the inspiration of a live model, Paul will demonstrate his approach to creating a convincing figure painting in oil.

Discussing composition, focal point, color temperature, edges and capturing the subtleties of mood, Paul will instruct students in techniques that will help them to achieve successful results. He will help students in mixing colors, using painting mediums, drying times, and how to use these elements to their advantage. All levels of ability and drawing/painting mediums are welcome. Students will have the chance to work with a clothed and/or nude figure, as well as having the option to work on portraiture.

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Suggested Materials
Oil paints and the usual equipment (brushes, brush washer, medium,  etc).
Panels or canvases (12 x 16 up to 18 x 24 preferred)
Bristle oil brushes as well as a few softer brushes of various sizes would be helpful. Some big,  some small. An inexpensive paint brush from the hardware store that is approximately 2 inches wide (not sponge type). Odorless mineral spirits or Turpenoid for brush cleaning.
Liquin or Galkyd SD painting medium, or something similar. 
Cotton rag (an old cotton tee-shirt is good)

The following are colors I typically use. Terra Rosa can be very helpful for mixing skin tones.  Bring what you are used to and if you don't have something I may be able to supply you with certain colors. Quinacridone red is a pinker red and I put that next to my purple to separate if from the cad reds, which are warmer.

I use phthalo blue and phthalo green sparingly as they are very strong and tend to become too prominent.

These are currently arranged on my palette starting with white in the upper right corner, moving through the spectrum counter-clockwise on my palette to yellow in the lower left corner.  (* indicates colors that may be more important to have)

White*
Quinacridone Red
Alizarine Crimson*
Dioxyzine Purple*
Ultramarine Blue*
Cobalt Blue
Viridian
Prussian Green*
Sap Green
Raw Umber*
Burnt Sienna*
Terra Rosa*
Raw Sienna
Yellow Ochre*
Cadmium Red Light*
Cadmium Red Dark*
Cadmium Yellow*

I recommend bringing four panels or canvases that are 12 x 16” and up to 18 x 24” depending on what you are comfortable with. Two panels or canvases for Saturday, and two for Sunday. You may only use one per day but it’s good to have a spare in case you want to start over.


*Cancellation Policy: To reserve a space a 50% deposit, including a non-refundable $20 application fee, is required. Full payment is due 60 days prior to the workshop. No refunds will be given within 60 days of the workshop unless we are able to fill your space. Once a workshop is wait-listed full payment is required no matter of the date. Cancellation requests must be in writing. Those students paying the non-member pricing will be extended membership advantages for the calendar year.

**In the Case of Low Enrollment or Workshop Needs to be Cancelled Due to Unforeseen Situations: CAC will refund 100% of fee approximately 1 month prior to start date. Workshops will run based on adequate enrollment.

***Please note we will determine whether or not a workshop will run 30 days prior to start date. Please make your travel plans accordingly.

Thank you to our workshop sponsors, the Chatham Bars Inn and the Chatham Wayside Inn, for graciously accommodating our workshop Instructors.