Carla Bosch - 'Body of Work Award' & 'Museum Purchase Award' Winner at 2020 EnPleinAirTEXAS
Two-Day San Angelo Workshop
by Carla Bosch
Winner of the 'Body of Work' Award & 'Museum Purchase' Award, 2020 EnPleinAirTEXAS
Saturday, June 12 & Sunday, June 13, 2021
Join me for a fun painting workshop where you will learn to become a more fearless painter. We’ll do our best to crush the ideas that hold you back, and instead empower you to paint with freedom and more looseness. Some time will be spent understanding perspectives and the use of shadows. We’ll learn more about values and do fun exercises putting all we’ve learned into practice. I’ll share some acrylic specific tips and talk about the unique challenges of painting with acrylics en plein air. Time will be set aside for Q&A, and we’ll learn from each other during our critique sessions. All experience skill levels are welcome.
Did I mention we’re going to have fun? Hope to see you there!
You’re welcome to reach out if you have any questions.
Carla Bosch
Email: art@CarlaBosch.com
Basic Information
- THIS PAINTING WORKSHOP HAS SOLD OUT!
To learn about future painting workshops, follow us on our Facebook to be notified! - $290 fee for the 2-day workshop. Full payment to hold your spot, no refunds after June 1st.
- Address: Gallery Verde, 417 S Oakes St, San Angelo, TX 76903
- You can set up from 8:45am and we kick off at 9:00am. Our days end at 4:00pm.
- We’ll break for a one hour lunch around 12:00pm. Pack your own lunch or head out to one of the multiple restaurants within 5 minutes drive. Coffee and water will be provided.
Supply List - Paint
I work in acrylics. You don’t have to use acrylics during the workshop but it will make the workshop a bit easier for you. Below is a list of colors I will use during the workshop. I recommend you bring the first 9 mentioned colors or whatever you have that is very similar. You are welcome to bring the 5 optional colors as well, but we can go without it and mix colors as we go.
I prefer Golden Colors Heavy Body Acrylics. Other professional brands I use are Da Vinci Artist Colors and Windsor & Newton. You don’t have to buy from these manufacturers but try to buy heavy body acrylics and buy the best quality paint you can afford. The quality of the paint does make a huge difference.
Most Important Colors:
- Titanium White
- Cad Red Light
- Alizarin Crimson
- Ultramarine Blue
- Green Gold
- Paynes Gray
- Burnt Umber
- Burnt Sienna
- Cad Yellow
Optional Colors:
- Naples Yellow
- Light Violet
- Cad Orange
- Mars Orange
- Cobalt Blue
Supply List - Other
- Easel
- Paper towel
- Deep enough jug/tub to hold water for your brushes
- Brushes: At least one flat and one small round brush
- Canvas: At least 4 canvases (Around 12”x16” is probably ideal.)
- Sketchbook and pencil
- I do my drawings with charcoal sticks so you can bring some if you wish.
Covid-19
Please respect social distancing and other health guidelines when setting up your work station. Wearing a face mask during class time is not required.
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