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Intermediate/Advanced Watercolour

6 Week Class ONLINE | Available

Adult: Intermediate - Advanced
October 31, 2024-December 5, 2024
10:00 AM-1:00 PM on Th
$333.00 CAD

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Intermediate/Advanced Watercolour

6 Week Class ONLINE | Available

This ONLINE intermediate level course offers the experienced painter the opportunity to further their studies in watercolour and explore more complex watercolour strategies using still-life, landscape and figure painting. We will concentrate on techniques using masking fluid, gum arabic, and Caran Cache watercolour pastels. We will use digital images of still life, landscapes and figurative poses: these images will be sent prior to each class. There will be detailed webcam demonstrations and digitals of paintings will be used as a teaching aid. Students will be asked to email their paintings prior to the class so that they can be pinned for discussion and critiques.

Base Tuition: $333
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  • What You Will Learn:
    - Colour Theory- Composition Theory
    - Using Masking Fluid- Glazing techniques
    - Manipulating wet into wet washes
    - Manipulating drying times
    - Chine-collé papers and colour papers
    - Emphasizing Form
    - Using Granulation Fluid
    - Using Caran Dache Watercolour Pastels
Hoxha, Brian
Brian Hoxha

Brian has been teaching at the Toronto School of Art since 2004. Hoxha is also an educator in watercolour and printmaking at the Art Gallery of Ontario and in the T.D.S.B. at Northern S.S., and at the Granite Club. He is a long-time member of Open Studio, the artist-run centre and print studio. Hoxha's work explores the beauty and solace of the natural world, whether in painting or making prints. He particularly finds constant inspiration by working on location in breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, as is evident in his journeys to Northern Ontario, Western Canada, Newfoundland and Montana. Hoxha is currently represented by Open Studio, Gallery 133, The Denison Gallery, Art Interiors, Tracey Capes F.A., Nouveau Gallery in Regina, Saskatchewan, Gibson Fine Arts in Calgary and the Christina Parker Gallery in St. John's N.F., as well as by a variety of arts consultants in Toronto. 1985 Printmaking, Fifth-Year Program, Ontario College of Art 1984 Fine Arts, Ontario College of Art