David Lussier: Mixing A Chromatic Color Palette
Two Day Oil Painting Workshop
Saturday, November 18th & Sunday, November 19th from 10am - 4pm
In the Kittery Art Association HUB (Lower Level)
David Lussier joins us at the Kittery Art Association for a weekend oil painting workshop: "Mixing a Chromatic Color Palette." We will explore how to mix our chromatic color palette and how to mix color effectively from it. It’s easy to make a dark color, like Ultramarine Blue, lighter by adding white, but how do you darken a light color like yellow? How do we warm up a color and how do we make a color cool? How do we keep our colors from getting chalky? … and much much more.
Attendees will follow along to learn techniques of color mixing, along with plenty of discussion and time for all your pressing questions. We promise that this will be a most informative workshop and you will walk away with a newfound confidence with mixing color. This workshop is like art school in a weekend.
Saturday and Sunday, November 18th & 19th from 10am - 4pm in the HUB, our new workshop space on the lower level at 2 Walker Street, Kittery, ME.
The Workshop Fee is $275 per person, and tickets must be purchased in advance here:
David Lussier: Mixing A Chromatic Color Palette Two-Day Workshop
David Lussier is an award winning contemporary impressionist and nationally recognized plein air painter and workshop instructor. He is a painter in the purist sense of the word. In his poetic and intimate oil landscapes he strives to capture the essence and sense of place of his subject matter. His use of bold broad brushwork brings the surfaces to life and begs the viewer to return for a second look. David started his career as a commercially trained illustrator, but he quickly realized that his passion was in the fine arts. He has been painting professionally for more than twenty five years, has garnered more than 75 prizes for his work and is in numerous private and corporate collections throughout the United States. His work has been featured in many art journals and he is a professional member of some of the finest art associations and groups in the country. David is also an official U.S. Open artist for the United States Golf Association. Four of his paintings hang in the permanent collection of the USGA Museum in Far Hills New Jersey.
Visit the David Lussier Gallery to learn more: www.davidlussiergallery.com