Painting The Emotionally-Charged Portrait

IMG_7112.jpeg
IMG_7112.jpeg

Painting The Emotionally-Charged Portrait

$1,500.00

The Village Arts of Putney is proud to invite ARC Living Master Artist Tina Garrett to teach Painting the Emotionally Charged Portrait! Bring your reference photos and art supplies to this historical venue and join Tina in this fun exploration of how to modify and edit your composition to create emotive portraits. Learn how to infer and spark a narrative in your work using Tina's fun and easy techniques. 

July 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18

9am to 4pm, daily

Village Arts of Putney
114 Westminster Road

Putney, Vermont 05346

BONUS: The class is tentatively scheduled to visit the home and private collection of Richard Schmid and Nancy Guzik to tour Richard's studio and engage in a Q&A with Nancy and Tina!!

*This workshop is non-refundable. Please purchase if you are 100% certain you can attend. There are no refunds for any reason. If you cannot attend, you may sell your spot to another artist. 

Quantity:
Add To Cart

Time: 9am to 4pm daily

Location: Village Arts of Putney
114 Westminster Road
Putney, Vermont 05346

Parking: Please park in the gravel driveway and enter via the stairway.

Meals: 

  • Artists are responsible for all their own meals.

  • We usually eat together each day in the studio.

  • There are several dining options within walking distance.

  • We usually also eat one evening together at my favorite local pub.

  • Light snacks, coffee, tea and water are available throughout the day.

Lodging: There are several local hotels and BnB’s within 10 miles.

Supply List

Canvas: 

  • Please, NO acrylic or gesso primed canvases. A smooth textured canvas made for portrait painting or an equivalent oil or lead primed substrate canvas will be the most supportive for your art. You can also reuse a good canvas throughout the workshop by wiping off at the end of the day. 

  • If ordering from America, a double primed linen portrait quality linen canvas from RayMar Art is perfect. Another affordable option that is great for learning is Jerry’s Artarama Oil Primed Linen Panels, stretched linen or linen pads made by Centurion Deluxe.  

  • Three 16x20 canvases or three 18x24 canvases

Brushes: 

  •  You may use any brushes you prefere, however I recommend the brushes I love which are handmade Rosemary & Co. Brushes. You may order the Tina Garrett starter set directly from Rosemary & Co. or you may order the set directly from me and I will bring it to the workshop for you. 

  • Please do not make this link public, as supplies are limited and I only sell to artists directly in my workshops, not to the public: https://tinagarrett.com/brush-set/buy-now

Paint: 

  • Avoid student grade paints because it is poor quality. 

  • Rembrandt paints are the main brand I use, these others are also acceptable: Gamblin, Winsor & Newton, Old Holland, Michael Harding

BELOW IS THE FULL LIST OF COLORS I WILL BRING (BRING ANY PAINTS YOU PREFER AS LONG AS THEY ARE NOT STUDENT GRADE)

Transparent Oxide Red (Rembrandt)

Ultramarine Blue Deep (Rembrandt)

Kings Blue (Rembrandt)

Violet Gray (Old Holland)

Phthalo Turquoise (Rembrandt)

Cadmium Orange Deep (Gamblin)

Cadmium Red Medium (Rembrandt)

Quinacridone Magenta (Winsor & Newton)

Green Gold (Gamblin)

Permanent Mauve (Winsor & Newton)

Yellow Ochre (Utrecht)

Gold Ochre (Gamblin)

Transparent Oxide Yellow (Rembrandt)

Winsor Yellow (Winsor & Newton)

Indian Yellow Deep (Winsor & Newton)

Titanium White (Rembrandt)

Other Supplies:

Odor free solvent and solvent jar. Absolutely no turpentine.

Artists flying may order and ship directly to 601 SE Douglas Street Lee’s Summit, Missouri 64063

  • I use Gamsol by Gamblin.

  • I use Scott Blue Shop Towels.

Kneaded Grey Eraser
Old tooth brush
Rubber spatula

A plastic grocery sack or trash bag for your trash.

Palette knife/small Diamond shaped head. No plastic. Metal with a wood handle is best.

Palette 

  • I use my Edge Pro Gear PaintBook (Click Here for my Coupon Codes). 

  • Any large, preferably glass, palette is great. There are many glass palette options, cutting boards, 1/4 replacement glass, glass palettes by New Wave.

  • Do not use picture frame glass because it is brittle and dangerous.

  • You will struggle if your mixing surface is too small. Bring as large a palette as possible.

  • If you have a glass palette, a flat razor blade will be helpful for palette clean up. 

Visual Device

  • Please have a smart phone. I will show you the many ways to use it to improve your painting.

  • If you have Photoshop and an iPad or Laptop you may bring it.

Reference Images

  • We will work from Tina’s and your photography..

Easels and side tables are provided.