Lilacs and Sun by Paul Brand
Avoid distant views, paint objects close up. If the foreground is well done, the distance will take care of itself. By having the big lines of the composition go out of the canvas, your imagination can wander beyond the edge. It will make it seem part of a large composition. Have as much fun as you can and don't feel the edge of your canvas confines you–let your vision go right on.
–Charles Hawthorne
FROM THE QUOTABLE ARTIST, BY PEGGY HADDEN
Pastel Portrait by Ann Filipiak.
TWO-DAY
PASTEL PAINTING
WORKSHOP
Pastels & Portraits
by Ann Filipiak
9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. | Toledo Artists' Club
5403 Elmer Drive
Toledo, Ohio | 419.531.4079
Toledo Artists' Club members $235.00
Others $275.00
These three sessions will focus on light and shadow, perceiving value relationships, and understanding "light logic" including cast shadow, form shadow and reflected light. We will introduce several techniques for creating value in a drawing, including subtractive drawing and repetitive mark-making. Details to follow.
The club will be open for the weekend. Give the gift of art and art classes with our gift certificates. Find artwork of all sizes for Mom! Please come and paint, demonstrate or offer items for sale.
This is the annual night market season kickoff! Come out and celebrate by strolling the beautiful garden, shopping the artisan sellers and exploring the Artist Village. The night market may only be one night but their May Sale spans the entire Mother's Day weekend.
The Club is creating a mosaic of member's artwork using 5.75 inch square wood panels. Any subject, any medium. The panels will be mounted on a display board to create a mosaic which will be permanently on exhibit at the Club. Here's your chance to have your artwork displayed at the Club for all eternity. :-) It would be great to have every member make a "tile" for the mosaic!
Blank panels are available at the Club at no cost. We hope to install the mosaic in June, but panels can be added after that date as they come in. Create a panel, proudly sign it and bring it to the Club during regular business hours.
Two Hares, William Bell Scott, 1865–90. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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