Modern Portrait Oil Painting Workshop

This is a lovely, yet intense portrait oil painting workshop. It is dedicated to learning how to paint faces with bold abstract colours.  We will be covering basic proportions of the face, how to see colour, colour theory, painting without fear, palette knife techniques and other modern oil painting techniques.

Learn how to paint Bold Fearless Modern Portraits with internationally acclaimed artist Lillian Gray. 

Where?

Lillian Gray Art Studio

82 Kessel Street, Fairland JOHANNESBURG

When?

Saturday: 9:00 – 15:30

How much?

R 1300

Mediums

Oil Painting

Included

All refreshments &
Lunch

*please inform us of any dietary requirements

Excluded

Art Supplies

Please bring your own oil painting kit.

How do I sign up for this oil painting workshop

• Book online here
• Make payment
• Show up for the course

What do we need to bring?

• An open mind and a positive spirit. This course will change you.
• Notebook and pen
• Your Oil Painting Kit which you can buy here if you need or use it as a checklist for what you will need to bring (the mini oil kit is also fine) But below are a few items that you will need to bring along with you:
• Oil paints
• Stretched canvases A3 x 3
• Palette, brushes, kitchen roll, palette knives & turpentine
• Pinterest on your phone. Please create a board and pin faces you would like to paint.
• We have table easels and standing easels in the studio, no need to bring them.

Who can attend?

Adults or teenagers who wish to learn the art of painting bold portraits in oil painting. We will ensure that you leave with unblocked creativity and increased confidence when approaching a blank canvas and a portrait.

What is the structure of the workshop?

The session will consist of lectures, discussions, demonstrations and enough time to paint.

“I am frustrated with oils. I tried it before but it takes forever to dry. How can I master it or work around it?”

Oil painting dominates the world of artistic painting when it comes to medium choice.  Oils have stood the test of time and are still the preferred choice of painting medium for many artists.

Oil paints are slow to dry, which allows the artist to work areas in a painting for a long period of time. This can be viewed as an advantage, but also a disadvantage if the desire of the artist is to cover areas of colour with a new one.  Lillian will teach you how to complete a portrait one sitting. (Alla Prima) and master working wet on wet.

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