Sunday, February 8, 2015
Painting Workshop
This past summer I had the opportunity to participate in a four-day outdoor painting workshop at one of my all time favourite places - Killbear Provincial Park - on the Georgian Bay. One thing that made this workshop extra special was that I was able to introduce one of my good painting friends to the park.
Each morning we would leave the lodge in which we were staying to spend the day painting on location. In the evenings, after our day of painting, in which we usually completed two paintings, we would have a time of group critique. Our instructors of the week encouraged us to try painting in this 'group of seven / folk art' style of painting. I really enjoyed this since I had been trying to push my boundaries in painting this summer. Included here are what I consider three of my more successful paintings of the week.
This workshop was a very enjoyable and inspiring experience.
Labels:
11" X 14",
Acrylic,
Georgian Bay,
Killbear Provincial Park,
trees
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