with Sharon Griffes Tarr
Three day workshop: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, June 25, 26 and 27, 2020
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily
$290.00
Have you ever struggled with creating believable folds in fabrics and creating volume in round objects for that 3-D effect? Do your subjects sometimes appear flat and lack the look of space around objects? If so, then this workshop is for you.
How we use and portray light effects, value and color temperature are essential in creating visual distance and the feeling of space in art. This workshop will address these three elements through lectures, instructor demo’s and from life examples with plenty of hands on attention for each student. Working from still life set ups, as well as landscape photographs, students will learn to apply volume to objects and spatial separation of subject matter.
APPROPRIATE for all skill levels including beginners to advanced students. Personalized attention at each student’s level of expertise.
MATERIALS TO BRING:
Students will provide their own materials. A supply list will be sent out prior to the workshop.
Contact Pickle Street School Studio to register.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Sharon Griffes Tarr is a popular instructor with a time-proven record for high quality instruction in the classroom, with a focus on individual needs. In 2017 her work was featured in American Art Collector Magazine. She studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, is an Associate with Distinction Member of the American Women Artists Organization, and is a Master Member of the Great Lakes Plein Air Painters Association.
As a native of Michigan, she has conducted plein air and indoor studio classes regionally throughout the mid-west for over 45 years.
View Sharon's artist website: sgtarr.com