The white line woodcut or “Provincetown print” method was invented in the early 1900’s in Provincetown by a group of artists working to simplify traditional Japanese woodblock printing. White line prints can be simple or elaborate, realistic or abstract.
Learn this low-tech method here, then continue printing in your home or studio!
The classes will be held on Saturdays, April 5 and 12 from 10:30-1:30 pm. For those who are 15 years old and older.
Watercolor Workshop: “Magnolia & Flowering Tree Branches” with Olha Necheporenko
April 26 from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
Olha is a talented botanical artist known for her delicate and expressive floral paintings. In this special workshop,
you’ll have the unique opportunity to paint delicate floral compositions featuring magnolias and
blooming tree branches! Let’s welcome spring with creativity and beautiful blooms! This workshop is
suitable for both beginners and experienced artists.
What to Expect:
• Step-by-step guidance to create a beautiful watercolor composition
• Tips on color palette selection and blending techniques
• Olha's original paintings will be on display to serve as inspiration and guidance throughout the class.
• A warm and inspiring atmosphere surrounded by fellow art enthusiasts and flowers.
All materials are provided—just bring your creativity! Spaces are limited, so be sure to register soon.
The Natures of Spring Oil Workshop with Betty Glass
Friday, April 25th from 11 – 2 pm
Jump into spring with Betty Glass during her workshop concentrating on birches, beaches, spring landscapes, or bring your own photo to create from! Betty will lead a workshop on how to tone your canvas, and then paint with water soluble oils. We encourage you to bring a sandwich as there will be a small break for lunch and conversation.
Materials list:
Paint Ultramarine blue, Alizarin crimson, Yellow ochre, Burnt sienna, Raw sienna, Indigo, Viridian (green), White (titanium), Cadmium yellow- medium
Brushes #0 liner, #6, 10 round, #8 12 Brite (square), 1/2 “ flat
Other Palette knife (for mixing, etc.), Palette, Paper towels (Viva!), Apron, Container for water (or solvent with reg. oils), Easel and canvas (to start, no larger than 9 X12), Towel or rag (optional)