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Fresh and Lively Painting in the Studio
Shelby Keefe
Workshop ID: PD1004
Date: Mon-Wed • May 17-19
Time: 9am-4pm Medium: Oil or Acrylic • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $345
Non-Member Tuition: $370
Concept
Why not loosen up and let the paint do the talking to create paintings from photographs that have the freshness of plein air? Shelby will teach you how to exaggerate the color in your photographs and to apply a bright underpainting in acrylic to achieve lively expression.
Experience
Each morning, Shelby will demonstrate her approach to specific subject matter: architecture, water scenes, or forested land. She will also show how to add people to your scenes, utilizing your personal photos as reference. The remainder of the day you will paint, with lots of one-on-one attention from Shelby. You can expect to create a painting a day--and to have fun!
Instructor
Shelby Keefe is a contemporary impressionistic painter, teacher, and performance artist who finds her greatest joy in painting architectural landscapes that capture reflections and unique light situations. Her urban landscape paintings have earned her participation in prestigious national juried shows and arts festivals, as well as garnering commissions from collectors and corporate clients. Shelby received the Third Place People’s Choice Award at the 2008 Door County Plein Air Festival. She exhibits at Edgewood Orchard Galleries in Fish Creek. www.studioshelby.com  

Springtime Landscapes & Florals
Kari Anderson
Workshop ID: WC1000
Date: Wed-Fri • May 26-28
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
Concept
Celebrate the fresh colors of springtime in watercolor. Painting landscapes and abstract interpretations of flowers, such as tulips, apple blossoms, lilacs, and trillium will be the focus of this workshop.
Experience
Kari will provide you with step-by-step instruction in many basic watercolor techniques, including wet-wash, masking, layering colors, glazing, and how to maintain lively hues. She will also demonstrate how to create effective shadows, reflections and clouds.
Instructor
Kari Anderson, of Door County, interprets the peninsula at every season, with her favorite being winter. Winter not only offers a slower-paced, bucolic scene, but highlights Kari’s ability to use the paper to depict the whites of the frosty landscape. Many will recognize her Door County Lighthouse Series; others know her work for its Scandinavian flavor. 


Contemporary Watercolor Collage
Ed Fenendael
Workshop ID: WC1001
Date: Mon-Wed • June 14-16
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor, Mixed Media • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $320 plus materials fees
Non-Member Tuition: $345 plus materials fees
Concept
Collage techniques bring added color, texture and excitement to contemporary watercolors. Push your present limits, as you try introduced techniques in a small, more controlled format. Works may be created with or without reference materials.
Experience
Each day will begin with a short lecture followed by a demonstration. You will then have the balance of class time to work on your pieces, pushing composition, color, and texture. Ed will provide you with plenty of individual attention and a daily encouraging critique at the end of class.
Instructor
Ed Fenendael is a native of Wisconsin and began his art career over 20 years ago. He works in several media, but his main focus is watercolor, as well as watercolor with ink. Ed’s paintings can be found at the Watergate Gallery in Washington, DC, at Morning Mist Studio in Baileys Harbor, WI, and in numerous corporate and private collections throughout the world. He has studied at the Kansas City Art Institute, the University of Wisconsin and graduated from Marquette University. www.watercolorexcitement.com  

Drawing for Dummies
Mynn Lanphier
Workshop ID: PD1010
Date: Mon-Thu • June 14-17
Time: 1pm-4pm
Medium: Pencil • Level: Novice
Member Tuition: $185 plus materials fees
Non-Member Tuition: $210 plus materials fees
Concept
This popular course boasts a high success rate in the rapid development of drawing ability for students at any level. Designed for the absolute beginner, this workshop will show anyone at any skill level how to draw realistically from sight.
Experience
Mynn’s "right-brain" approach makes the process remarkably fun and easy. If you have always wanted to be able to draw, or feel rusty or inadequate with your skills, this class provides the opportunity for you to improve dramatically in a variety of drawing techniques. The only requirements are a few basic supplies and a willingness to try!
Instructor
Mynn Lanphier has enjoyed teaching art to students of all ages for over 25 years. She has a BFA in Drawing and Painting from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and an MA in Curriculum and Instruction from the National College of Education, Illinois. She believes that everyone is capable of learning drawing skills. Her favorite media are graphite and colored pencil. Mynn has shown her work locally at the Hardy, Paint Box and Guenzel Galleries.

Colored Pencil: Step-by-Step to Success
Rhonda Nass
Workshop ID: PD1012
Date: Thu-Sat • June 17-19
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Colored Pencil • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $320 plus materials fees
Non-Member Tuition: $345 plus materials fees
Concept
Explore the techniques that are necessary to create customized, finely designed and executed colored pencil works that effectively communicate the artist’s message. Some of these techniques are: white foundational grisaille drawing, color mixing, transfer methods, colored pencil strokes and layering.
Experience
Through slide presentations, demonstrations and one-on-one instruction, Rhonda will guide you through the process of creating a fine colored pencil drawing. Gain knowledge and practice by applying various strokes and layers, including the advanced techniques of vignetting and diffusing. Learn successful composition and develop thumbnail sketches, then lay in basic shapes and a white foundation drawing before working with your colored pencils to complete your work. Handouts will be provided.
Instructor
An instructor of pencil, colored pencil and acrylic workshops throughout the US, Rhonda Nass graduated with a BS in Art Education from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Rhonda has participated in numerous national exhibitions, including the Colored Pencil Society of America International Exhibits, and the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation at Carnegie Mellon University, PA.

Abstraction and the Landscape
Terrence Coffman
Workshop ID: PD1014
Date: Mon-Fri • June 21-25
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: For painters working in any medium • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $535
Non-Member Tuition: $560
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Concept
In order to develop one or more abstract paintings, use the beauty and diversity of the Door County landscape for inspiration and source material. You will learn a process which will carry you forward on your continuing abstract explorations, and explore the methodolgy and techniques used by Richard Diebenkorn and Willem de Kooning.
Experience
Morning excursions to create drawings and watercolors will be translated into afternoon studio sessions where abstract paintings unfold on canvas and paper. Terry will demonstrate his techniques, style and passion for what he calls ‘Internal Landscapes.’ He will also lecture on his work and influences, as well as critique student work.
Instructor
Terrence Coffman is an accomplished artist, author, musician/songwriter, and an internationally-recognized leader in art education. Among his many awards are the Frank Kirtpatrick Award from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation and the Laird Art Leadership Award from the Melvin Laird Foundation. Terry has exhibited in many notable venues, including the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the Baltimore Museum of Art, the Lee Nordness Gallery in New York, and the Milwaukee Art Museum. www.terrencecoffmanstudio.com  

Trees, Rocks, Water
Tom Linden
Workshop ID: WC1005
Date: Thu-Sat • June 24-26
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Review new methods and techniques for painting the basic landscape elements common to Door County: water, rocks and trees.
Experience
Every morning, Tom will conduct exercises and demonstrate techniques used to depict "the element of the day." During the demo, you are welcome to paint along. In the afternoons, you will paint a scene practicing and refining the technique of the morning’s demonstration. You may work from your own reference photographs or those provided by Tom. Students should be able to complete (or nearly complete) a small painting for each day.
Instructor
Tom Linden teaches watercolor to students of all skill levels at Rock Valley College. A recipient of awards at many national and international watercolor competitions, Tom is a member of the Watercolor U.S.A. Honor Society, The International Guild of Realism and the American Watercolor Society. He is also a Signature Member of the Northwest Watercolor Society, North East Watercolor Society and the Watercolor Society of Alabama (Bronze status). One of Tom’s works was loaned for use in the movie The Informant. His paintings are in a number of private and corporate collections. www.tomlindenart.com  

Color for Dummies
Mynn Lanphier
Workshop ID: PD1016
Date: Mon-Tue • June 28-29
Time: 1pm-4pm
Medium: For artists working in any media • Level: Novice
Member Tuition: $90
Non-Member Tuition: $115
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Concept
Master basic color theory, using a fun, hands-on approach to understanding the color wheel.
Experience
You will explore color mixing, hue, value, intensity, and the effects of color by using different media - or the medium of your choice. This workshop is for the absolute beginner, or anyone who has dabbled in painting but never had a foundation in color theory. Previous students of Drawing for Dummies classes are especially invited to attend.
Instructor
See above for instructor information.

Pure Color: Pastels for the Novice
Claudette Lee
Workshop ID: PD1020
Date: Thu-Fri • July 1-2
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Pastel • Level: Novice
Member Tuition: $215
Non-Member Tuition: $240
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Concept
Students who yearn to try luscious sticks of pure color will explore the basic techniques, materials and experimental surfaces related to pastels, oil pastels and pastel pencils. Some drawing skill is useful.
Experience
In addition to basic techniques, Claudette will demonstrate how to combine pastels with watercolor and oil underpainting, as well as their use on a variety of surfaces. Hands-on experimentation, creation of works and individual attention enhance your learning experience with pastels.
Instructor
Claudette Lee-Roseland paints in a variety of media. She is a Signature Member of the International Society of Acrylic Painters, a member of Oil Painters of America, as well as a member of Wisconsin Visual Artists. Her work is currently seen by appointment at Center Street Gallery in Cedarburg and DeLind Gallery in Milwaukee. Claudette has taught beginning painters for 20 years and is excited about starting students on their painting journey. www.leetiles.com  

Exploring Expressive Color in the Landscape
Nina Weiss
Workshop ID: PD1022
Date: Mon-Thu • July 5-8
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil, Acrylic, Goauche • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $425
Non-Member Tuition: $450
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Concept
Study the complex colors of nature in landscape painting, applying techniques such as layering, optical mixture, broken brushstroke, and glazing to break through the limitations of using simply local color in representing the landscape.
Experience
Studies in Expressionistic, Fauve, and Impressionistic landscape paintings will further augment your understanding of color. A review of color theory, slides, and critiques will complement your hands-on studio experience. Working in oil, acrylic, or gouache is encouraged for your explorations.
Instructor
Nina Weiss is a nationally-recognized artist and instructor and conducts annual landscape workshops in Europe. Nina was an artist in residence at Acadia National Park in Maine, and a resident at the Ragdale Foundation in Lake Forest, IL. She exhibits throughout the Midwest, and is in numerous private and corporate collections including United Airlines, the Chicago Bears and Marriot Corporation. Nina’s work is included in two major motion pictures: "Just Visiting" and "Ice Harvest." www.ninaweiss.com  


7 Keys to Successful Oil Painting
Richard Laurent
Workshop ID: PD1023
Date: Wed-Fri • July 7-9
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Van Dyck, Monet, Sargent and other master painters have used the ‘7 Keys’ to create their great works. You will learn and apply these keys - which deal with light, color and composition - to your own new work.
Experience
You will learn the ‘7 Keys’ and how to apply them through discussion, demonstration, and painting during this hands-on workshop. Expect to improve both your painting skills and your appreciation of art.
Instructor
Richard Laurent studied printmaking and visual design at the Institute of Design. Since 1991, Richard has made a career as a painter in the fine arts. In addition to teaching drawing at Columbia College, Chicago, he also leads workshops on the oil painting process. Richard has exhibited work at various national exhibitions including the Oil Painters of America National Juried Exhibition (The Dick Blick Prize for Painting, 2006) and the International Salon of Contemporary American Masters. Richard’s artwork is included in the books Contemporary American Drawing and Contemporary American Painting. He currently maintains an art studio in the historic Fine Arts Building, Chicago. www.laurentart.com  


Fundamentals of Crafting a Realistic Landscape in Watercolor
Amy Arntson
Workshop ID: WC1007
Date: Thu-Sat • July 8-10
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Students will learn to paint realistic landscapes by applying fundamental principles to painting water, land, and sky. A brief introduction to color theory and design basics will enrich paintings accomplished during class and beyond
Experience
Lectures, demonstrations and exercises will lead to an increased understanding of working with transparent pigments. Sketching, accompanied by photo-based imagery, will be the reference tools for final paintings. You will be introduced to the work of both contemporary and historic master watercolor artists. Lively individual and group critiques will help you to see, articulate, and apply fine art principles to the watercolor medium.
Instructor
Amy Arntson is a Professor Emeritus of Art at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Amy earned a BFA in painting from Michigan State University, and an MFA from UW-Milwaukee. Her lectures and presentations have spanned the globe. She has exhibited internationally in the Florence Bienniale as well as locations in China and England, and she is an author of widely adopted college level art and design textbooks. Her paintings of water surfaces include the Great Lakes region, as well as national and international locations. www.amyarntson.net  

Learning to Love Perspective: The 500 lb Gorilla in the Room
Richard Laurent
Workshop ID: PD1025
Date: Sat • July 10
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: For painters working in any media • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $110
Non-Member Tuition: $135
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Concept
Whether the subject is floral, figurative or landscape painting, learning perspective is a basic skill required for any artist. Richard will teach both linear and aerial perspective, giving students the ability to translate a 3-D subject into a 2-D format.
Experience
Richard will discuss the origin and development of linear and aerial perspective. He will utilize a hands-on approach of demonstrations and exercises to train your eye to analyze what you see more accurately.
Instructor
See page above for instructor information.

Oil Painting for the Absolute Beginner
Shan Bryan-Hanson
Workshop ID: PD1026
Date: Mon-Wed • July 12-14
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil • Level: Novice
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Whether a complete novice to oil painting, or an experienced painter, this workshop is designed to increase your knowledge of painting mediums, technique, and color-mixing. The properties of various pigments will be discussed, how and when to use paint mediums, as well as how to manipulate oil paint.
Experience
In this studio workshop, you will learn through both discussion and hands-on painting. You will complete a finished painting from a still life and and will learn to create color harmony through the use of a limited palette.
Instructor
Shan Bryan-Hanson’s recent work explores the poetic qualities of everyday objects. An Assistant Professor of Art at Silver Lake College, she received an MFA from the University of Montana in Painting and Printmaking. Shan is committed to helping students develop skills that will assist them in communicating their individual creative visions. www.ShanBryan-Hanson.com    

Watercolor & Egg Tempera
Sally K. Mortenson
Workshop ID: WC1008
Date: Mon-Wed • July 12-14
Time: 9am-2pm
Medium: Egg Tempera, Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $225
Non-Member Tuition: $250
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Concept
Jump into a medium that lends itself to the unexpected, as Sally explores the historic technique of egg tempera in watercolor. The use of this medium will be examined in its historic context.
Experience
Sally will demonstrate how to mix, blend, and float paint in an egg tempera emulsion, using large volumes of water at any given time. On the first day, come prepared with an idea that you can develop into a painting. You will leave class with a new appreciation of what egg tempera has to offer the watercolor artist and a completed egg tempera painting. An understanding of basic composition and watercolor techniques is required. Repeat students are welcome.
Instructor
Sally Mortensen has studied with master watercolorist Gerhard C. F. Miller. She has been a repeat recipient of People’s Choice Awards from The Francis Hardy Gallery. Inspired by nature--particularly sunsets and interesting skies--she exhibits locally at Fine Line Designs, Ephraim.

Paint From Your Personal Photos in Watercolor or Colored Pencil
Lee Mothes
Workshop ID: WC1009
Date: Mon-Wed • July 12-14
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor, Colored Pencil • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Using watercolor, graphite pencil, colored pencil or a combination of these, use painting and drawing techniques to achieve realistic effects, working from your own photographs.
Experience
Lee will teach you techniques to simplify a photographed scene to capture its essence. You will work in your current medium of choice, or explore a new medium you want to learn. Re-create your photo as your own personal artwork. Lee will teach color mixing and brush handling for those wanting to work in watercolor, and color build-up for colored pencil drawing.
Instructor
Lee Mothes studied art at California State University, at Long Beach, as well as California College of Arts and Crafts, and Western Oregon University. His work has been heavily influenced by Winslow Homer, Edward Hopper and Andrew Wyeth. Lee has participated in numerous shows throughout the U.S. and has been the recipient of many awards, including a Best of Show at Artstreet in Green Bay. He has been honored with solo exhibitions at the Neville Public Museum in Green Bay, and the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum in Neenah. Lee’s work is displayed in private and corporate collections in the US, Europe, Japan, and Australia. www.oceansanddreams.com  

Three Paintings in Three Days
Dannica Walker
Workshop ID: WC1010
Date: Thu-Sat • July 15-17
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Novice Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Experience the full range of techniques and methods that watercolor has to offer, as you paint along with Dannica. Concepts covered include creating strong focal points, designing for impact, color choices, and effective backgrounds. Even students who have never painted before will achieve success and discover techniques to enjoy.
Experience
Learn by doing and listening - as Dannica paints, you will too. After the daily demonstration and follow-along painting exercises, you will work on your own watercolor painting with one-on-one assistance. Dannica welcomes discussion and questions to enhance and speed learning.
Instructor
Inspired by color and emotion, Dannica Walker has studied with many notable artists, including Carla O’Conner, Mark Mehaffy and Don Andrews. A frequent participant in juried exhibitions, her many awards include a 2008 Winslow Homer Award from the Florida Watercolor Society, a Bronze Medal from the Ohio Watercolor Society, and three Best of Shows from the Toledo Artists Club. Dannica’s watercolors are displayed throughout the United States in both corporate and private collections. Her work is exhibited locally at Fine Line Designs in Ephraim. www.dannicawalker.com  


Loose & Lively Watercolors
Mat Barber Kennedy
Workshop ID: WC1011
Date: Mon-Wed • July 19-21
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Learn to paint in a loose, lively style, discovering new ways to see and respond to the world, to bring freedom and spontaneity to your watercolors. The focus will be on dramatic compositional editing, working with negative space, and allowing watercolor to do what only watercolor can.
Experience
You will paint both outside on location and work on still life in the studio, as Mat demonstrates and discusses the techniques and working habits that have contributed to his unique style. Beginning with color preparatory sketches, you will learn how to achieve a finished statement.
Instructor
Mat Barber Kennedy teaches watercolor, location painting, sketchbook techniques and drawing at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and other venues. Born in Great Britain, he received an MA, RCA in Architecture from the Royal College of Art in London. Since 1992, he has been a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, London. He has participated in juried exhibitions throughout the world, including the International Drawing Bienale, Plzen, Czech Republic. In 2008, Mat received the Turner Medal and Turner Award for Watercolour. His watercolors are held in public and private collections in Chicago and London. www.mattbarberkennedy.com  

Color! Color! Color!
Joseph Fettingis
Workshop ID: WC1012
Date: Mon-Wed • July 26-28
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $375
Non-Member Tuition: $400
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Concept
Focus on working with and maintaining the hues of vivid watercolors and avoiding muddy colors, as well as how to use moisture to control the flow of color on your paper. You will practice the basic principles of painting, whether creating an interesting landscape or an arresting portrait.
Experience
Joe will lecture on the principles of watercolor painting and how they apply to your composition. He will also provide numerous small demonstrations to illustrate the solutions to common watercolor mistakes. You will have plenty of time to focus on your own work, with lots of hands-on help from Joe.
Instructor
Joseph Fettingis, NWS, was named Distinguished Art Educator in 2005 by the Arches Company. He has been painting watercolors for over 35 years and has been published in American Artist Magazine, Best of Watercolors/Painting Color, and International Artist magazine. At the age of 35, after working as a Chicago studio illustrator, he decided to go full time with his career in watercolor painting. www.jfettingis.com  

Seeing the Details in Watercolor
Steven Kozar
Workshop ID: WC1013
Date: Thu-Sat • July 29-31
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $345
Non-Member Tuition: $370

Concept
Experience the rare opportunity to see the painting process that Steve developed over the past 25 years. This process has led to his signature luminous, tightly rendered watercolors of rural Wisconsin, as well as the occasional cityscape or still life.
Experience
Class time will be divided evenly between viewing Steve’s detailed demonstrations and doing painting exercises to reinforce your new knowledge. Demonstrations will include his simple color principles and the compositional ideas he finds most helpful. You will also receive recommendations regarding materials, how to paint in immaculate detail, the use of gouache, and how to take successful reference photographs and translate them into beautiful paintings.
Instructor
Steve Kozar has been a successful, full-time watercolor painter since 1986 teaching his fun and highly informative workshops for the past six years. Students who wish to pursue realism will be greatly encouraged by his unconventional approach. Steve participates in close to 30 art fairs annually, as well as maintaining a web store and blog. www.stevenkozar.com  

In Search of Place and Identity
Wendell Arneson
Workshop ID: PD1036
Date: Mon-Fri • Aug 2-6 Time: 9am-Noon
Medium: For artists working in any media • Level: Intermediate
Member Tuition: $350
Non-Member Tuition: $375
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Concept
Focus on the development of new work utilizing the themes of Place and Identity, challenging yourself with new formal and conceptual possibilities. With guidance from Wendell, you will develop and evaluate ideas, content, and technical/design solutions within the themes. This course focuses primarily on 2-D work, but it is NOT driven by media, scale, or process.
Experience
Each day includes individual and group evaluation with special emphasis on idea generation and content. Through readings, observation, image invention, and experimentation, work through the development of personal imagery utilizing your choice of media. Come prepared to build on your previous work (bring pieces in progress as well as documented work in slides or prints), experience, memory, ideas, and methods of working. Although there is a focus on existing work, ample time will be given to start new pieces.
Instructor
Wendell Arneson, a native of Wisconsin, has chaired the Art Department at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota since 1983. He studied art at Luther College and Bowling Green University, where he received his MFA degree in Painting. Wendell’s work may be seen locally at Woodwalk Gallery in Egg Harbor. www.stolaf.edu/depts/art/faculty/arneson.html  

Exploring Your Acrylic Horizons
Ken Klopack
Workshop ID: PD1037
Date: Mon-Fri • Aug 2-6 Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Acrylic • Level: Intermediate
Member Tuition: $535
Non-Member Tuition: $560
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Concept
Expand your range of techniques, and use of composition, as you are challenged to reach into unfamiliar areas using acrylic paints. Particular attention will be paid to the human figure.
Experience
Ken will demonstrate each morning so you can focus on composition, subject matter, particular techniques, and styles of painting the rest of the day. On the last day of the workshop, a mini-exhibition and critique will celebrate student accomplishments. This workshop is recommended for students with previous drawing and painting experience.
Instructor
Ken Klopack teaches art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and in the Chicago Public Schools. He is a political cartoonist and has received the Illinois Elementary Art Teacher of the Year Award. Ken is very active in the Chicagoland art scene, participating in both the Gold Coast and Hyde Park Art Fairs. He exhibits regularly in Chicago and Long Island, NY; as well as the New York Art Expo. www.kenklopackart.com  

Painting in the Garden
Cynthia Quinn
Workshop ID: PD1038
Date: Thu-Sat • Aug 5-7 Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Cynthia, an experienced painter, teacher, and master gardener will offer her approach to capturing the fabulous and fleeting moments of plants and gardens. Plants and gardens are among the most popular topics for both traditional and contemporary painters.
Experience
Weather permitting, we will paint outdoors in beautiful local gardens for portions of each day. You will experience the best equipment and techniques for plein air painting, and determine if outdoor painting is for you. In addition, be prepared to work from still life indoors and bring your own photographs for reference.
Instructor
Cynthia Quinn paints in either oils or watercolor and is drawn to a wide variety of subject matter, including botanical (she is also a certified Master Gardener), figurative, still life and landscape. She participated in numerous national and regional juried shows, and is a signature member of the Transparent Watercolor Society of America. Cynthia teaches oil painting and garden journal classes in the Madison area.

New Possibilities from Old Paintings
Donna Brown
Workshop ID: WC1014
Date: Sat • Aug 7
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $110 plus materials fees
Non-Member Tuition: $135 plus materials fees

Concept
It’s time to bring new life to pieces once considered unsatisfactory or unfinished. Practice loosening up and incorporating new elements into unfinished or unsatisfactory work, including glazing, lifting, gouache, gesso and collage.
Experience
This workshop is designed to jumpstart your creativity and allay your fears about ruining the precious...you may even begin to welcome a ruined piece so you can feel free to experiment! Bring a sense of adventure, one or more old works, and your regular materials. Donna will also provide various materials you may not have tried before.
Instructor
Donna Brown is a professional artist living in Door County. Although primarily self-taught, she studied printmaking and painting at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design and the Printmaking Center at the College of Santa Fe. She has Signature membership in Watercolor West and the Northwest Watercolor Society. Her work has been juried into numerous national exhibitions and is included in the watercolor books Splash 5 and The Artistic Touch 2. Her White Barn Gallery is located in Baileys Harbor. www.whitebarngallery.com  

Layers, Textures, and Glazes in Acrylics
Kimberly Mullarkey
Workshop ID: PD1039
Date: Mon-Wed • Aug 9-11
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Acrylic, Mixed Media • Level: Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Kimberly will show students how to bring depth and interest to their acrylic works through layering, texturing and glazing. These techniques lend themselves to both abstraction and realism.
Experience
During this hands-on workshop, you will incorporate a variety of media with your acrylic paints, including joint compound and transparent glazes, developing layers as well as utilizing the texturing techniques of rubbing, mark making, and sanding. Together, you will explore mixed media, collage, and drawing on canvas. Plan to experiment and develop personalized content.
Instructor
Kimberly Mullarkey, MFA from Northern Illinois University, is a signature member of the Colored Pencil Society of America. She completed the Botanical Art Certificate Program at the Morton Arboretum, IL. Her artwork has been exhibited widely in Illinois and France, is included in the Morton Arboretum’s rare print and art collection, and in private collections in Canada, the U.S. and France. Kimberly has been published in The Best of Colored Pencil, Vols. 4 & 5. She teaches at the Morton Arboretum and the College of DuPage and recently served as Artist in Residence at Isle Royale National Park.

Paint Like You Mean It: Expand Your Approach to Pastel
Colette Odya Smith
Workshop ID: PD1040
Date: Mon-Wed • Aug 9-11
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Pastel • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Explore alternative approaches to pastel as Colette guides you through discussion, reflection, experimentation, and newly found ways to apply pastels which will rejuvenate your process. This workshop is for students who are comfortable with pastels, or whose experience in another medium will carry over into their exploration with pastels.
Experience
Begin with experimentation with new methods and planning your execution of new work. Next work on one or more paintings, incorporating new techniques and determining the best ones to achieve your goals. Choose your own subject matter and work from your preferred reference materials. There will be plenty of time for one-on-one guidance and group critiques, as well as ongoing discussion. Previous students of Colette’s classes are encouraged to participate.
Instructor
Colette Odya Smith is a widely exhibited, award-winning pastel painter whose intimate landscapes skirt the edge of realism and abstraction. She is a signature member of the Pastel Society of America. She has received multiple honors in The Pastel Journal competitions and has been featured in American Artist magazine. She is represented at Woodwalk Gallery in Egg Harbor; Jack Richeson Gallery in Kimberly, WI; Katie Gingrass Gallery in Milwaukee; and Brio Gallery in Galena, IL. www.coletteodya.smith.net 

Wildlife in Watercolor
Peggy Macnamara
Workshop ID: WC1015
Date: Mon-Wed • Aug 9-11
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Join Peggy, acclaimed resident artist of the Field Museum of Chicago, as you investigate the process of layering thin transparent washes on dry surfaces to create luminous color in wildlife watercolor paintings. By building color slowly, numerous small decisions are made that can be changed or refined along the way.
Experience
Begin by learning to draw from life with confidence. Peggy will demonstrate basic drawing techniques like measuring, crawling and modeling. The technique of watercolor layering (alternating complements as well as applying direct color) allows values and colors to be built risk-free. Animal and bird specimens from the Field Museum will be provided, or you may bring your own subject matter.
Instructor
Peggy Macnamara is a professor at the School of the Art Institute and the Artist in Residence at the Field Museum, both in Chicago. She is also the author of several books. Over the past twenty five years, her art has related to public exhibits, architecture, artifacts and the natural history collections of the Field Museum. She draws and paints in open exhibit areas, and considers interaction with the public part of the working process. www.peggymacnamara.com  

Studio Landscape in Arcylic or Oil
Janet Tenneson-McCarty
Workshop ID: PD1041
Date: Thu-Sat • Aug 12-14
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil, Acrylic • Level: Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Paint the essence of a landscape using a painterly approach with reference materials. Incorporate your personal style into your final painting.
Experience
Learn to paint from photographic references in a relaxed, fun atmosphere. Janet will teach you how to develop a composition from your photos or sketches, and then begin painting by blocking in the composition and value relationships immediately. Janet offers daily demonstrations and gentle critiques, with personalized attention and guidance throughout the day.
Instructor
Janet Tenneson-McCarty has an MA in Art from the University of Wisconsin, in addition to an MA in English Literature from Marquette University. She also studied with Wolf Kahn at the Vermont Studio Center. Janet has won awards at both local and national exhibitions. Her artwork is included in many private and corporate collections nationwide, including Northwestern Mutual Life, State Farm, Yale University, ITT Hartford, Hitachi Data, Milwaukee Athletic Club, Bank of America and Lockheed Martin. Janet lives in St. George, UT, and Door County, WI. She is represented locally by Edgewood Orchard Galleries, in Milwaukee by Lake Country Gallery, and in St. George by Juniper Sky Gallery.

Composition by Design
Linda Baker
Workshop ID: WC1016
Date: Thu-Sat • Aug 12-14
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $375
Non-Member Tuition: $400
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Concept
Explore the mystery of watercolor through a strong design approach. Design is that elusive quality that transforms a painting into a potential award-winner. Regardless of skill level or subject matter, design gives you the confidence to bring your artwork to the next level.
Experience
Through pouring, scumbling, rich wet-into-wet, and other dramatic techniques you will learn to create interesting backgrounds and powerful focal points. Lessons include daily demos, slide presentations, critiques, and personal consultation. Linda is a warm and energetic instructor whose objective is to encourage each artist to develop their own personal vision through content and style.
Instructor
Linda Baker, AWS, NWS, has won many awards including the National Watercolor Society, San Diego International, and the High Winds Medal from the American Watercolor Society. Her work has appeared in numerous publications among them, The Artists Magazine, American Artist, Watercolor Basics, and most recently the Spring 2008 issue of Watercolor Magazine. http://www.lindabaker.biz
Light Up Your Watercolors
Bridget Austin
Workshop ID: WC1017
Date: Mon-Thu • Aug 16-19
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $425
Non-Member Tuition: $450
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Concept
Discover how to add drama to your watercolors as Bridget demonstrates her techniques to save the white of the paper to bring forth sparkling highlights, while utilizing techniques to create depth and rich darks. Students will also learn to exaggerate light areas and link shadows to make a better composition. Bridget will teach you how to paint your own truly signature watercolors by freeing you from copying photos and by choosing your own inspirational color palettes.
Experience
In addition to teaching you how to bring a range of values to your work, Bridget’s daily demonstrations in the studio will show you how to use the fluid power of watercolor to create big shapes, as well as divide and layer them with negative painting techniques. The subject matter is your choice, giving you a chance to tackle some compelling subjects you’ve wanted to paint for a long time.
Instructor
Bridget Austin is a nationally-recognized painter whose work reflects a love of landscapes near and far. Designated a Master by the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, she has been a much sought-after workshop instructor for the past 30 years. Bridget’s work is published in the book, Watercolor--The Spirit of Spontaneity. She exhibits locally at Cottage Row Gallery, Fish Creek. www.bridgetaustin.com  

Preparing Grounds for Acrylic and Oil Painting
Matthew Fischer
Workshop ID: PD1042
Date: Mon • Aug 23
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: For painters working in any media • Level: Beginner
Member Tuition: $110 plus materials fees
Non-Member Tuition: $135 plus materials fees
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Concept
Experience and evaluate both traditional and contemporary techniques for preparing grounds for painting. Determine which methods are best for your personal way of working.
Experience
Matthew will demonstrate each ground, allowing time in between the demos for you to learn-by-doing, as you practice the most recent technique on your support. The following grounds will be demonstrated: Gesso on both canvas and paper, matte medium on wood and linen, gel mediums, gel medium mixtures with textural additions like sand, encaustic ground, lightweight and vinyl spackle, joint compound and molding paste on board. Depending upon the number of supports you bring to the workshop, you can expect to leave with five to ten small supports ready for painting.
Instructor
Originally from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Matthew Fischer is a MFA candidate (2011) in the School of the Arts at Columbia University in New York City. Before moving to New York, Matthew was the studio manager for the painting and drawing program at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Snowmass Village, CO. As an undergraduate, Matthew studied printmaking, ceramics and painting at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, where he received a BFA in 2005.

Watercolor for the Beginner
Beth Shadur
Workshop ID: WC1018
Date: Mon-Wed • Aug 23-25
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Novice
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Beth has designed this workshop to give students the maximum amount of basic technical information in watercolor, as well as an awareness of the contemporary styles for which the medium may be used. You will learn various techniques and methods of applying watercolor on paper, and the use of appropriate materials and supplies.
Experience
Through the presentation of slides, demonstrations, fun painting exercises, critiques, and individual review of student work, learn watercolor basics. You will be given ample time to work in the media. Explore imagery based on your individual interests, using your own reference material, or use the subject matter provided by Beth.
Instructor
Beth Shadur’s highly-celebrated work has been exhibited in over 30 solo exhibitions and in hundreds of juried and group exhibitions in galleries and museums in the US and abroad. She received an MFA from the University Illinois at Chicago, is a five-time Ragdale Fellow, Lake Forest IL, and has been invited to curate national exhibitions. Beth is inspired by nature, language and poetry and utilizes a great deal of spiritual symbolism from world cultures in her narrative works. www.bethshadur.com  

The Artist’s Voice: A Week-Long Painting Studio
Bonnie Paruch
Workshop ID: PD1045
Date: Tue-Sat • Sept 7-11 Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: For painters working in any medium • Level: Intermediate
Member Tuition: $535
Non-Member Tuition: $560
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Concept
This self-guided studio workshop for intermediate and advanced painters features a focus on your individual art and creative path, including further developing your unique artistic voice. At the heart of the workshop is development of skills to take a painting from ordinary to extraordinary. All painting/drawing mediums are welcome.
Experience
Each day begins with a chalk talk and related demonstration in oil or pastel. Explore the big picture as well as zero in on major elements like value, light, color, composition, creative imagery and a personal point of view. Ongoing individual and group critiques create a free flowing and positive atmosphere for growth and personal experimentation. Bonnie is introducing "Paint-on" demonstrations, addressing common painting problems and their solutions.
Instructor
Bonnie Paruch, a signature member of the Pastel Society of America, is identified as an artist to collect by Southwest Art Magazine. International Artist magazine included Bonnie in a group of America’s Leading Landscape Painters. Additional publications include American Artist magazine (cover artist), The Artist Magazine, and The Pastel Journal. Bonnie leads popular painting workshops throughout the Midwest. She welcomes visitors to her studio in Door County and is represented by Edgewood Orchard Galleries in Fish Creek. www.bonnieparuchfineart.com  

Your First Painting in Acrylic
Karen Ragus
Workshop ID: PD1049
Date: Thu-Sat • Sept 16-18
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Acrylic • Level: Novice
Member Tuition: $320 plus materials fees
Non-Member Tuition: $345 plus materials fees
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Concept
This is the painting class for the student who has never picked up a brush before. Experience the benefits of acrylic painting: no toxic fumes, quick drying time, and versatile techniques. You will learn the basics of color, and how to set up a palette.
Experience
Through daily demonstrations, handouts, and individual attention, you will practice washes, layering, glazing, lifting pigment, and texturing. Learn magical color combinations, tried and true compositions, and various methods to apply paint (besides brushes). There is no need for fancy or expensive supplies, as a sensible supply list will be sent, and some supplies will be provided by Karen. Expect to complete at least one painting.
Instructor
Karen Calkins Ragus is a primary, secondary, and adult art educator. The visual world she creates in her paintings is full of vibrancy, energy, and fun. Many awards have been presented for her work and she exhibits in a variety of art venues. Her philosophy of art is the same as Picasso’s, ‘Art washes away from the soul, the dust of everyday life.’ www.ragus.com  

Paint the Light Fantastic
Kris Parins
Workshop ID: WC1020
Date: Thu-Sat • Sept 16-18
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Kris will introduce a variety of techniques for saving light areas and creating colorful shadows. Among them are masking, glazing, and negative painting. There will be an emphasis on design principles as well as analyzing paintings based on values. Kris will encourage students to grow in the development of a personal style.
Experience
Kris will increase your knowledge and skill of new techniques through demonstrations, group discussion and individual instruction as you put them into practice. You may work from your own source material (photos or sketches). Join Kris on September 16 for her lecture discussing the use of digital cameras and computers as tools in the process of making art.
Instructor
Kris Parins believes the nature of watercolor introduces randomness and spontaneity to her work. Kris’ work has been juried into regional and national exhibits, most recently it was displayed in the Florida Watercolor Society show and Watercolor Wyoming. Her watercolors have also been published in Splash 9: Watercolor Secrets. Kris maintains studios in northern Wisconsin on a small lake, as well as in Sarasota, Florida. www.krisparins.com  

Mimic the Masters
Mynn Lanphier
Workshop ID: PD1050
Date: Mon-Wed • Sept 20-22
Time: 1pm-4pm
Medium: Any color medium • Level: Beginner
Member Tuition: $140
Non-Member Tuition: $165
Concept
Using Modigliani, Picasso and Matisse as inspiration, you will study these masters’ unique styles, technical qualities, and use of color in a fun approach to portraiture. You will also learn art history by assimilating the styles of these artists, letting their genius influence your personal style and painting technique.
Experience
You will produce at least one portrait per day (either a self portrait or working from a photograph of someone else) using the three modern masters as inspiration. Oil pastels, oils, acrylics, watercolor - or any medium of your choice - are welcome.
Instructor
See above for instructor information.

Painting the Moods of Water: Ripples & Reflections
Jeanne Larson
Workshop ID: WC1021
Date: Mon-Wed • Sept 20-22
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
The challenge of painting water is made manageable by learning specific ways to portray its many characteristics. With basic watercolor techniques such as drybrush, wet-on-wet, and layering and glazing, you will learn how to paint everything from reflections to rushing waterfalls. The use of strong composition will be emphasized as well as applying juicy colors to depict time of day, weather, or atmosphere.
Experience
You will spend some time each day on the underlying design of your painting by sketching from photographs. Your focus will be on the abstract, to encourage you to experience the immediacy of color application, emotion and design. Daily demonstrations will illustrate a more realistic approach - layering with transparent glazes to achieve depth and richness of color.
Instructor
Jeanne Larson has conducted water media workshops throughout Minnesota and the Midwest, as well as having taught in many regional art centers for the past 10 years. She has won numerous awards for her watercolors and has been a featured speaker and demonstration artist for the Minnesota Watercolor Society, Northstar Watercolor Society and Artists of Minnesota. Jeanne owns and operates Quiet Woods Studio. www.jeannelarson.com  

The Art of Drawing
Kay Brathol-Hostvet
Workshop ID: PD1051
Date: Thu-Sat • Sept 23-25
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Pencil, Charcoal, Ink • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $345
Non-Member Tuition: $370
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Concept
Develop better drawing skills and gain more pleasure in the drawing process, as Kay teaches techniques that promote individual style. There will be basic lessons for beginners and challenges for more advanced students. Drawing is a critical skill for painters as well as 3D artists. Kay will demonstrate how to loosen up, see and measure accurately, as well as how to incorporate principles of perspective.
Experience
You will explore gestural and expressive mark-making, exaggeration or distortion, and cooperative drawing using the basic drawing tools of graphite, charcoal, pen, and ink. Some materials will be supplied by the instructor.
Instructor
See above for instructor information.

Autumn Landscape in Watercolor
Kari Anderson
Workshop ID: WC1022
Date: Thu-Fri • Sept 30-Oct 1
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $215
Non-Member Tuition: $240
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Concept
Using the beautiful fall colors of Door County as inspiration, Kari will teach students a variety of techniques to bring texture and interest to their paintings. Explore sponging, glazing, layering color, creating shadows, saving whites and how to prevent overworking your paintings.
Experience
Each day begins with a step-by-step demonstration. After questions and answers, you will practice new techniques as you incorporate them into your paintings. Kari provides plenty of one-on-one time as you work.
Instructor
See above for instructor information.

Oil Painting without a Brush
Beki Borman
Workshop ID: PD1055
Date: Thu-Sat • Oct 7-9
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil • Level: Beginner
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Deepen your understanding of oil painting, while discovering new tools and techniques to create powerful images. Beki will introduce both reductive and additive methods for applying oils.
Experience
On the first day, Beki will focus on value, demonstrating how to create form with the removal of paint with washes and rags. On the second day, you will learn to paint with a palette knife to sculpt shape and form in an additive approach. Finally, combine these techniques to create oil paintings rich in their diversity of mark making.
Instructor
See above for instructor information.

Watercolor and Mixed Media: Landscapes Alive
Gail Speckmann
Workshop ID: WC1023
Date: Thu-Sat • Oct 7-9
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Watercolor, Mixed Media • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $320
Non-Member Tuition: $345
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Concept
Gail will guide students in effective ways to bring even the simplest landscapes to glowing vitality by combining watercolor with various mixed media. Experiment with the application of watercolor crayons and pencils, chalk and oil pastels, charcoal, and acrylic inks and mediums to add richness to the painting surface.
Experience
Gail will demonstrate the use of various media in combination with watercolors to bring new life to landscapes. Ample time will be provided for you to experiment with new media. Landscape ideas will be provided or come with your own. Additional supplies will be available.
Instructor
A resident of Plymouth, MN, Gail Speckmann is a national award-winning watercolor artist, instructor, and judge. She has a BA in Fine Art from Gustavus Adolphus College. Her book, Wet-into-Wet Watercolor, is considered one of the most definitive instructions in this technique. Gail has had particular success in helping her students loosen up and enjoy the painting experience. Listed in Who’s Who in America, she has conducted classes in the U.S. and Canada. Gail has also led seven painting tours to Europe. She is planning another tour to Ireland in mid-September of 2010. www.gailspeckmann.com  

Pocket Sketching
Kath Macauley
Workshop ID: PD1056
Date: Tue-Thu • Oct 12-14
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Ink, Watercolor • Level: Open to All Levels
Member Tuition: $425
Non-Member Tuition: $450

Concept
Using a 4 x 6 inch format and inexpensive materials, anyone can learn to create watercolor sketches of excellent quality, anywhere. This is an ideal skill for journaling and traveling, enhancing the visual/creative experience of each. Add awareness to any experience by getting out from behind your camera and interacting with your environment.
Experience
Kath teaches you to complete your sketches in twenty-five minutes, as you learn techniques that can be done on a cruise ship, while standing in line, or during a quick cup of coffee. Gain experience in landscape, still life and people sketching. Days one and two are primarily indoors, day three is outdoors in Fish Creek, weather permitting. Critiques are held after every exercise. No previous experience is needed.
Instructor
Kath Macaulay has had numerous one woman shows, including an exhibition of 56 paintings depicting National Parks in the western U.S., sponsored by both the U.S. and Mexican governments. She paints primarily en plein air, using oils or watercolor, and has developed a truly unique painting technique called "pocket sketching." Kath teaches this technique nationally through art organizations. Her work is in collections throughout the U.S. and Canada. www.pocketsketching.com  

Contemporary Abstractions
Rebecca Crowell
Workshop ID: PD1057
Date: Mon-Wed • Oct 18-20
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil, Mixed Media • Level: Intermediate
Member Tuition: $345
Non-Member Tuition: $370
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Concept
Develop new skills in creating texture, line and color fields in abstract oil paintings. You will experiment with a variety of tools to create multi-layered works using cold wax medium, tube oil paint, paint sticks and powdered pigments; brushes will play only a minor role.
Experience
You will work on 7 to 8 separate panels, choosing to either integrate them into a multiple panel piece, or as individual works. In this approach to painting, the outcome is dependent on the painting process itself. Rebecca’s presentations and resources about abstraction will deepen your appreciation of its content and meaning. If you enjoy flexibility and surprises along the way, this class is for you.
Instructor
Rebecca Crowell is a full-time, professional Wisconsin artist. She received an MFA in Painting from Arizona State University. In 2001 and 2008, she was an artist in residence at the Centre D’Art I Natura in Catalonia, Spain. She is best known for her abstract works on multiple panels, painted in oils and wax medium. Rebecca’s work is exhibited in galleries in Santa Fe, NM; Scottsdale, AZ; Madison, WI; Minneapolis, MN; and in Door County at Woodwalk Gallery. Her paintings are included in many private, corporate and public collections around the country. www.rebeccacrowell.com  

Impressionistic Paintings from Your Photos
Shelby Keefe
Workshop ID: PD1058
Date: Thu-Sat • Nov 4-6
Time: 9am-4pm
Medium: Oil, Acrylic • Level: Advanced Beginner
Member Tuition: $345
Non-Member Tuition: $370
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Concept
Capturing a fleeting moment of light can sometimes only be achieved by using a camera to capture it for you. This is your opportunity to learn how to make the most of your photographic references using a brilliant underpainting and then painting directly on the cavas with oil or acrylic or both.
Experience
Each morning, Shelby will demonstrate her approach to specific subject matter: architecture, water scenes, or forested land. She will also show how to add people to your scenes, utilizing your personal photos as reference. The remainder of the day you will paint, with lots of one-on-one attention from Shelby. You can expect to create a painting a day--and to have fun!
Instructor
See above for instructor information.