Born in Toronto, Ontario, artist Kristin Tennyson’s art practice has spanned two continents. After obtaining her BVA in Canada, she migrated and became a citizen of Australia where she has lived and worked in Cairns in Far North Queensland. Kristin has participated in many group shows throughout Canada and Australia. A selection of her work is represented by galleries such as KickArts in Cairns, the Cairns Regional Gallery and Artisan in Brisbane. Kristin is currently studying a Masters in Creative Arts at James Cook University.
Enrolment and course details for Short course in Oil Painting with Kristin Tennyson
This course will introduce students to various techniques in oil painting, ranging from different paint application methods to developing an awareness of volume and form using the medium.
Each lesson will advance your own studio practice and broaden your approach to the idea of painting with repeatable techniques for home
Students are responsible for the purchase of some materials. A small material list will be provided on the first day of class.
For further information please call Kerry Grierson 40 422 505
A Brief Outline of Oil Painting Level I
Introduction:
o Brief history of the tradition
o Preparation of surfaces for painting
o Canvas, Boards, Gesso
Description of Materials:
o Preparation of mediums for painting
o Oil painting in different environments
Colours:
o Creating a palette with oil colours
Methods of Painting:
o Chiaroscuro preparations, transparent painting, Venetian process, glazing, Modern process, your own process.
o Students will execute a series of small sample works (brush strokes in 10cm x 10cm panels) for journal reference of each technique.
Practical studio work:
The practice is an important part of this class and two paintings choosing one method taught plus in your own style will be executed with individual supervision as exercise along the duration of the course. Of course, students are welcome to do more than two finished works. Students are encouraged to bring in images, objects, and engage in their own style of work.
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