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We look forward to painting or creating something with you soon!
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Paint your own Pet Portrait!
Click the link below to watch the Zoom recording! It's about an hour and a half long, if you want to paint along! At least as a recording, you can pause or go back! :)
If you find value in what you see, tips would be very much appreciated, but of course not required! This was a free class, but some people have reached out wanting to tip or pay. If you're so inclined, my PayPal is palettealaska@gmail.com, and my Venmo is @Glenys-Mee
Enjoy!
Topic: Pet Portrait painting class
Date: Jun 20, 2020 05:47 PM Alaska
Meeting Recording:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/zvZpBozx32JIXJXJyVuEfp4LPsfKX6a82yhP-vZYn009iNJkRG9aX0fdWGg1d7Nq
Access Password: 1A.BK?qe
If you find value in what you see, tips would be very much appreciated, but of course not required! This was a free class, but some people have reached out wanting to tip or pay. If you're so inclined, my PayPal is palettealaska@gmail.com, and my Venmo is @Glenys-Mee
Enjoy!
Topic: Pet Portrait painting class
Date: Jun 20, 2020 05:47 PM Alaska
Meeting Recording:
https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/zvZpBozx32JIXJXJyVuEfp4LPsfKX6a82yhP-vZYn009iNJkRG9aX0fdWGg1d7Nq
Access Password: 1A.BK?qe
Pet Portrait
Supply List:
~Canvas - limit yourself to no bigger than 11x14 so we can complete it, or close, in one evening. 10x13 is ideal but a little harder to get.
~Acrylic Paint - you will need black, white, blue, yellow, green and red, and since we're doing pets, a brown or two, such as burnt umber or burnt sienna. If you're SURE you won't need, say, red or something for any of it, like my sample picture here, you won't need to bother, but I do suggest getting the basic colors for future paintings.
~Paint brushes - at the studio, we use this set from Michaels. It has just about every size you need, and is a very reasonable price.
~Graphite/Carbon paper - for transferring your photo to the canvas, or I can prep it - see below**
~Photo of your pet - printed on regular printer paper, filling as much of the page as you can.
~Rinse cup - I just use an old jar or a plastic cup. If you've been to the studio, you remember that I have used and reused and re-reused cups for years!
~Paper plate(s) - for mixing paint
~Table protection - I use old wrapping paper, or freezer paper, or painters plastic if you have it.
~Paper Towels
~Apron or paint shirt (optional but recommended)
~Easel (optional)
Supply List:
~Canvas - limit yourself to no bigger than 11x14 so we can complete it, or close, in one evening. 10x13 is ideal but a little harder to get.
~Acrylic Paint - you will need black, white, blue, yellow, green and red, and since we're doing pets, a brown or two, such as burnt umber or burnt sienna. If you're SURE you won't need, say, red or something for any of it, like my sample picture here, you won't need to bother, but I do suggest getting the basic colors for future paintings.
~Paint brushes - at the studio, we use this set from Michaels. It has just about every size you need, and is a very reasonable price.
~Graphite/Carbon paper - for transferring your photo to the canvas, or I can prep it - see below**
~Photo of your pet - printed on regular printer paper, filling as much of the page as you can.
~Rinse cup - I just use an old jar or a plastic cup. If you've been to the studio, you remember that I have used and reused and re-reused cups for years!
~Paper plate(s) - for mixing paint
~Table protection - I use old wrapping paper, or freezer paper, or painters plastic if you have it.
~Paper Towels
~Apron or paint shirt (optional but recommended)
~Easel (optional)
Workshop & Class Descriptions
ALCOHOL INKS
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Acrylic Painting
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