Friday, March 20, 2009
Carol Marine's Jacksonville Workshop
The first time I saw Carol Marine's paintings, I was floored by the energy and movement in them and they still affect me the same way today. Thus, I have been eagerly looking forward to this workshop she's teaching at Eileen Corse Gallery and Atelier in Jacksonville, FL.
Here are three value studies I did in class today. The lesson is to create a dominent value pattern using dark, middle and light values. The first study was 30 minutes, the second was 15 minutes and the third was 5 minutes. It really makes you work fast and think about placement. Everyone did really well and we had a wonderful day! Here's Carol working on her beautiful orange slices.
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
A Painting a Day,
Carol Marine Workshops,
Eileen Corse Gallery and Atelier,
Mary Sheehan Winn original Oil paintings,
Painting a Day painters,
value studies
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Wow! You really know how to arrange orange slices on a page! Even though these are value studies, they really have presence.
How wonderful to be taking her workshop. Your studies look fabulous.
You lucky, lucky lady!!
Ooooh, nice! And I like the right hand one (the 5 minute one?) best!
What fun to watch Carol work! I can't believe everyone stood so far away to see her paint this little 'un.
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