Abstract Landscape Painting
Both beginning and experienced painters will benefit from focusing on the traditional principles of observational painting, including design, color and light. Bring a sketchbook and supplies to the first class. A list of supplies needed for the course can be found below.
ADRW 147 A
- Thursday, 7:15 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
- October 5 - November 30
- No Class November 23
- Eight sessions
- $345
- Ford Campus, Detroit
- B*304
- Limit 12 students
- Instructor: Dayana Juarez
List of Required Materials to bring with you on the first day of class:
- University or Princeton Brand #2. #4, #6, #8 rounds acrylic paint brushes
- University or Princeton Brand #2. #4, #6, #8 brights acrylic paint brushes
- Various old brushes for washes
- Water bucket half gallon or gallon in size
- Cold press illustration board 15"X20" 110 weight (purchase five initially)
- One Masterson"Sta-Wet" large palette, a pack of "Sta-Wet" palette paper, one pack of "Sta-wet" palette sponges, and or both sizes (7 1/2" X 11" and 11 X 15") butcher trays
- Liquitex Heavy Body acrylic paints (purchase exact color)
- Titanium White
- Cadmium Yellow Light
- Cadmium Yellow Medium
- Cadmium Red Light
- Deep Magenta
- Ultra Marine Blue (red shade)
- Phthalo Blue (green shade)
- Burnt Umber
- Two metal clamp lights (available at any hardware store)
- 14"X11" tracing pad
- 14"X17" White Bond paper
- 3/4" White Artist tape
- Roll of paper towels
- Ruler or large transparent triangle
- Various pencils 2H, 2B, HB
- 3 black prismacolor pencils
- Pencil Sharpener
- Kneaded erasers
- White Stadtler Mann type eraser
- One small to medium sized water spray bottle
- Standard Hair Dryer
By registering for this class, I agree to participate in this program.
CCS Precollege and Continuing Studies has gone paperless! To request documentation in writing through USPS, please contact the Precollege and Continuing Studies department at (313) 664-7456 or email pcs@collegeforcreativestudies.
