with Richard Jordan
Two day workshop: Friday, August 27, and Saturday,
August 28, 2021
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily
$195.00
The old adage, “It’s not what you paint, but how you paint it,” is especially true when working en plein air. Fleeting time demands a shorthand approach, one that dissects a landscape into its simplest forms, then uses the power of suggestion to say more with less. Simply copying the scene is not the goal. An artist must strive to capture the mood of the landscape to have a meaningful work of art. In this workshop, Richard Jordan, director of the Plein Air Artists of West Michigan, will demonstrate the methods and artistry he employs to bring a plein air painting to life. He will give classroom and on-site demonstrations.
Artists will work on-location both days, where Richard will work individually with each artist.
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.
Due to the rise in the variant COVID I am very sorry to say that we need to go back to some safety measures. For those that are vaccinated please don’t hesitate to wear a mask if that makes you feel more secure & safe. If you have not received the vaccine a good quality mask is mandatory indoors.
About the Artist
Kalamazoo artist, Richard Jordan has painted exclusively in plein air for over 25 years. He has taught plain air workshops since 2013.
Richard teaches private lessons in both plein air and studio painting. He has served as founder and director of the Plein Air Artists of West Michigan since 2008 and juried a number of plein air competitions in the State.
View Richard's artist website: artistrichardjordan.com