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PAINTING EXPRESSIVE LANDSCAPES
Instructor: Eric Jacobsen
jacobsenstudio@gmail.com
February 21, 22, 23 - 2025
Three All-day workshops starting at 10:00 am
Reserve Your Spot - $150
Workshop Balance - $300
*We need 10 people to register and reserve a spot to make the class! 

Painting Workshop with Eric Jacobsen. Loosen up your style and paint expressive landscapes. This workshop is for students of all levels, beginner through advanced. Join award winning artist and popular instructor, Eric Jacobsen for this workshop. This workshop is for oil and acrylics. We will focus on the fundamentals of good painting as it relates to landscape painting. We will cover the following topics: Composition, Value, Design, Choosing a Motif, Identifying and mixing accurate Warm and Cool Colors, Establishing a Focal Point as well as Tips and Do’s and Don’ts for the Landscape Painter to consider. The workshop will be complete with informal lectures, instructor demos.Please sign up and join Eric for an informative and enjoyable workshop experience.

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Colors:
Please feel free to bring whatever colors you are comfortable working with. The following is a list of colors I currently use on my palette.

Oil Palette:
Titanium White
Alizarin Crimson
Manganese Violet
Cadmium Yellow Light
Ultramarine Blue
Cadmium Yellow Deep
Cerulean Blue Hue
Cadmium Lemon
Pthalo Green
Cadmium Orange
Burnt Sienna
Paynes Gray
Cadmium Red Light
Portland Grey Light(Gamblin)
Cadmium Red Deep
Yellow Ochre


Acrylic Palette:
Titanium White
Cadmium Yellow Light
Cadmium Red Light
Alizarin Crimson
Pthalo Blue
Pthalo Green
Burnt Sienna
Paynes Gray
Yellow Ochre


Brushes:
Any high quality brush will do, but I recommend Robert Simmons Signet flats and/or bright bristle, sizes 2-8 for smaller work, larger sizes as suits your needs. Please, don’t bring worn out brushes. 

Palette Knife:
A good palette knife for cleaning palette and painting needs. Palette:
Bring whatever palette suits you…just make sure you have a  large enough mixing space to meet your needs.


Canvas:
12x16 and larger…depending on how large you want to work.

Photo References:
Bring several photo references to choose from. We will be painting from photos.

Plein Air Studies:
Bring any plein air studies or sketches to use as reference.

Other items:
Paint thinner, VIVA paper towels, plastic grocery bags, 1-2 squeeze clamps for securing various items to your easel.
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