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BAA 3-Day Oil/Acrylic Workshop with Artist Patrick Lee / “How I Paint – A Process for Creative Flow and Authentic Style”

BAA 3-Day Oil/Acrylic Workshop with Artist Patrick Lee / “How I Paint – A Process for Creative Flow and Authentic Style”

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Date
Wed, Feb 10, 2027
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Daily at 9:00 AM · Ends Feb 12, 2027

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3-Day Oil/Acrylic Workshop with Artist Patrick Lee / “How I Paint – A Process for Creative Flow and Authentic Style” Wednesday, February 10 – Friday, February 12, 2027 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Get to the heart of your authentic work and your personal style by 1) making a lot of work (quantity over quality). This quiets the internal critic and gives our unique ideas a chance to breath. 2) Having a deadline. This is the best antidote to procrastination and “waiting for inspiration”. 3) Focusing on process over product. See the first two points! Topics will include contour line drawing and memory, value and its’ use in design and pattern, use of the Notan in design and creative thought (improvisation), solid drawing and values as a basis for “looseness”, keeping things simple, subjective color, breakdown and building back up of the image. I’ll do a demo of a painting for the first half of each day with the students painting the second half of the day. Attendees may use oils or acrylics. ***Students should bring their own photos to work from. Minimum of 8 students, Maximum of 16 students FEE: $550.00 for Booth Museum Members, $625.00 for not-yet-members To learn more about Booth Art Academy, click HERE.

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