Mixed Media Magic

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Instructor	Pamela Jeffrey
Level	Beginner, Beginner +, Intermediate

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$205.00

Wednesdays, 12:30PM to 3:00PM
April 10 to June 12, 2024
Ten Weeks

Play with different mark making tools to create original pieces!

In this class, Pamela Jeffrey 🔗 teaches students to experiment with a variety of substrates (surfaces) to stretch their imagination and develop technical and compositional skills. A variety of subjects from Portraits and Figures to Nature, Wildlife and Abstraction will be explored. Students will be invited to practice both realistic and non-traditional interpretations.

Note: This class includes a materials fee so students can use items supplied by Forum to add variety to the items they select to purchase from the suggested materials listed.

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Suggested Material List:

Students do not need everything on this list. What is important is the VARIETY of materials, both permanent and water soluble. Materials can be supplemented by supplies available at Forum.

Different pens and pencils: Sharpies, black ink drawing pens, ballpoint pens, soft lead pencils 2B, 6B, mechanical pencil
Coloured drawing materials: permanent and water soluble, pens, pencils, crayons, paint pens if you have them.
Pastels: Oil (good quality if possible: I like Mungyo Gallery Artists Oil Pastels – affordable and available on Amazon) and Soft/Chalk pastels.
Options for Paint – if students wish: watercolours; a few acrylic colours or water-soluble oils: limited palette (2 or 3 Primary Colours plus Black and White)

Sketchbooks

Small inexpensive (Dollar Store) sketchbooks for warm ups and thumbnail sketches.

Larger mixed Media Sketchbook with heavier paper (140 lb) 9×12

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