Cathrine Edlinger-Kunze
Contemporary Figurative Art
LIVE ZOOM WORKSHOPS
Visual Languages
These live Zoom workshops will bring you back to the roots, SEEING RIGHT!
You will soon realize how it will reflect your drawing and painting!
Towards the end of our 1 1/2 hr zoom session, I will give you the opportunity to share your results with a brief optional critique!
Come with me on this journey and I will show you my routine!
Once you've signed up, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with your unique zoom link.
OR
If you are a patron on my PATREON page with lots of other benefits,
you will have access to participate in my Live Zooms at no extra cost. It is included in your monthly tier!
Check it out!
Visual languages 2
Was Live on APRIL 10
PAINTING IN ACRYLICS
I will show you how I approach a portrait painting in Acrylics!
We will work from a photograph as a loose reference to get started. I will demonstrate how I lay down the basic shapes with a limited palette...I will show you how to layer and glaze without loosing the freshness of your work.
Materials:
Small acrylic primed canvas or board.
Acrylics: Burnt sienna, unbleached titanium, yellow ochre, blue (I use ultramarine or cerulean), burnt umber, any white and any black. Airbrush medium & Acrylic glazing liquid (gloss)
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Visual languages 4
Was Live on June 5
Composition & Design
What makes a painting work?
All painting is abstract, even a photo realistic painting. It is abstracted from the three dimensional into a series of shapes on a two dimensional plane. The more engaging those abstract shapes in relation to the picture plane, the most engaging the painting.
For this Zoom lesson, we are looking at paintings and trying to come up with answers:
-why am I attracted to a certain painting?
-why some paintings work better than others?
-how can I make my painting stronger?
Materials:
I will demo in charcoal and paint. There is no specific material list necessary for this session…use any art materials and surfaces of your choice.
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Visual languages 3
Was Live on May 8
PAINTING IN OILS
I will show you how I approach a portrait painting in Oils!
For this Zoom lesson, we are gathering different reference pictures, from magazines or personal pics to create a loose scene, I compare those figures to actors on a stage, who will be part of your screenplay! You will learn how to push color and how to create an interesting piece of art.
Materials:
Below is a list of the supplies that I will be using, however, you are always encouraged to use what you have on hand.
-Brushes: Flats, Filbert and a Fan Brush
-Surface: Acrylic primed canvas or board
-Acrylics: Burnt sienna
-Oils: Zinc or Titanium White, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium Red Light, Alizarin Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Bice (Kings blue) Burnt Sienna, Lamp Black
Any painting medium (I use Liquin)
Any mineral spirit ( I use Gamsol)
