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Paint with Phyllis Vandehaar
Saturday, May 28, 2022 9am-2pm

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First Presbyterian Church
1609 W. Littleton Blvd,
Littleton, CO 80120
Come and paint with Phyllis on Saturday, May 28.  All attendees must be vaccinated.
This workshop will be one where you will be asked to stretch your imagination and have some fun combining some art materials. You will be given 3 sheets of paper: 9” x 12” white, gray, and black, all of which will have been sprayed with “webbing.” I will prepare the sheets for you, thus saving you time (and, I might add, frustration in spraying the webbing) No charge! You will create three different pieces in the 4-hours.


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​You will create 3 different themed art pieces atop the webbing patterns:

  1. White Paper: A non-objective design, using watercolor (this will be done rather quickly- @ 20 minutes.
  2. Gray Paper: A theme of some kind, using pastels . . . landscape, flowers, animals, etc. etc.
  3. Black Paper: A theme of some kind, using torn paper pieces from magazines, etc.. where you create a composition, either realistic of abstract.
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I will have examples for you which will help guide you in your decision-making of subject matter and use of the materials. If we keep the pieces somewhat small, we can accomplish a lot within the timeframe of the class; however, we must remain “on task.”
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MATERIALS LIST          >> download materials list
  • Some kind of board on which to work, plus masking tape (no blue tape)
  • Some kind of adhesive: White glue, rubber cement, glue stick, etc.
  • Variety of designing materials:
  • Piece of white chalk . . . only if you have it!
  • Watercolors: Any kind . . . either cheap or expensive (few different colors)
  • Pastels: preferably soft and a few different colors
  • Variety of paper materials from which you can tear images or shapes (magazines, newspapers,
  • Rice papers, etc.) Remember, you are working on black, hence, black imagery may notwork well!
  • Drinking water and Water container for Watercolors
  • Paper Towels - ​Medium round brush for watercolors (can be cheap)
 

Fun with Lance Green
June 18, 2022 9am-3pm
First Presbyterian Church
1609 W. Littleton Blvd,
Littleton, CO 80120
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Lance Green is a colorist and an expressionist, but more than that he is a storyteller that conjures images that take the viewer beyond the mere skin and bone of the subject and into the secret soul that lies hidden beneath.  ​
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Materials:
  • Two 30 x 40 canvases (or size in your comfort zone)
  • Two tubes of each:
          - Fluorescent red
          - Fluorescent pink
          - Fluorescent orange
          - Fluorescent yellow

  • ​Plus, your other favorite colors and regular acrylic supplies

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