Alessandra Volker: Mastering Color Theory with Inktense: Paint a Vibrant Lotus Flower (6 hour WS, Weds, 3/26/25, 10am-4pm EDT)
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Mastering Color Theory with Inktense: Paint a Vibrant Lotus Flower
6-Hour Workshop
10 am - 4 pm EDT, Wednesday, March 26
This class is designed to introduce the fundamentals of color theory while creating a beautiful lotus flower painting using Inktense pencils on fabric. Students will explore basic color concepts, such as hue, value, and color mixing, and apply them to create vibrant and harmonious artwork. By the end of the class, participants will understand how to use Inktense pencils on fabric to blend, layer, and enhance their art with dynamic colors.
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6-Hour Workshop
10 am - 4 pm EDT, Wednesday, March 26
This class is designed to introduce the fundamentals of color theory while creating a beautiful lotus flower painting using Inktense pencils on fabric. Students will explore basic color concepts, such as hue, value, and color mixing, and apply them to create vibrant and harmonious artwork. By the end of the class, participants will understand how to use Inktense pencils on fabric to blend, layer, and enhance their art with dynamic colors.
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- Calico / muslin fabric,
- Lineart (teacher will provide a pdf)
- Greyscale photocopy(teacher will provide a pdf)
- Color photocopy (teacher will provide a pdf),
- Brushes: Firm flat Taklon brush #2, #4 and firm round Taklon brush #0 (Indicated brand: Giotto or Royal & Langknickel)
- Derwent Inktense pencils, box of 24 colors or more
- 1 White posca marker PC-3M
- Students should prepare their own color palette with all Inktense pencils you have on a scrap, Fabric eraser (Bohin, Dritz) or Derwent eraser for Inktense
- Sharpener (Kum - the red or the blue one)
- Water cup
- Paper towel to prevent excess water
- Apron or old clothing
- Teflon mat
- Light box
- Notebook for personal notes
- Cutting mat to protect your furniture
- Enthusiasm and willingness to experiment with color