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My workshop last week went really well. Besides being periodically covered in paint, my kids behaved themselves quite well, and painted even better. I completely forgot to take pictures until the last day, and only got a few.
Being that it was an advanced workshop, we tackled some difficult subjects: white, flowers, reflections on a glass surface, flowers and metal. They also spent one day working on a larger still life painting.
My workshop last week went really well. Besides being periodically covered in paint, my kids behaved themselves quite well, and painted even better. I completely forgot to take pictures until the last day, and only got a few.
Being that it was an advanced workshop, we tackled some difficult subjects: white, flowers, reflections on a glass surface, flowers and metal. They also spent one day working on a larger still life painting.
Right after the workshop I had a little adventure in backpacking, which I will post about soon. Meanwhile, here is my group of cute kiddies from this last workshop, below. Y'all were great!
ps. The cow painting above is another from Germany...
2 comments:
Hey, Carol, what are some subjects for beginning still life paintings? You mentioned tough subjects like white and reflection, and I was wondering what would be good things to start with. Thank you!!
Hi Beginner! I would say some of the simplest still life objects are apples. Fruits and vegetables in general are great because you can fudge the shape quite a bit. Apples will never complain if you make them a little too fat. : )
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