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Hello Artists!We are happy to announce the 12th Annual Art of the Carolinas! The show will be here in

November, 2012. This year the dates are Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 9, 10 and 11, 2012. Fri-

day and Saturday the trade show hours are 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. and Sunday’s hours are 10:00 a.m. – 3:00

p.m. The artist workshops begin on Thursday, November 8th and run through Sunday, November 11th.

Once again the Hilton North Raleigh/Midtown will be “home” for four days of creativity! Be sure to make

your hotel reservations as soon as possible, so you can ensure your accommodations for this artful event.

We have searched the world over to bring you the best art supplies at the best prices possible!

Get ready for another invasion of trucks with skids and skids of all sorts of art supplies for your

innovative endeavors! Jerry’s Artarama is proud to present this amazing show to you, our fabulous customers.

It is because of you that we work so hard not only for this trade show, but throughout the year, offering great

products, great service and great prices. This show is a wonderful opportunity to stock up for the year for your-

self and also for your students.

Workshops! Wholesale Pricing! New Products! New Techniques! Free Product Demonstrations!

What more could an artist want? Workshops: The workshops offered at Art of the Carolinas are presented by

professional artists from all over the country. They show you tips and techniques and share the way they ap-

proach and complete a painting. All workshops are hands on, very informative and loads of fun! Lots of in-

structors and educators join us as students to learn something new to take back to their studios, classrooms

and higher learning facilities. Preregister on our website: www.ArtoftheCarolinas.com.

Wholesale Pricing: Crazy rock bottom prices!

New Products: Our vendors bring in their new products to present for the first time, their best sellers, as

well as any close-out items they may have. All are offered to you at the absolute best price possible. Bring your

trucks, vans and U-Hauls and stock up!

New Techniques: We are constantly searching for the best of the best in instruction for your art making

pleasure! Check out the outstanding selection of artists and workshops we have set up for you this year. You’ll

definitely find something that will satisfy your artful cravings!

Free Product Demonstrations: Art of the Carolinas offers attendees a great

opportunity to “try before you buy”. This is just our way of standing be-

hind our products that we sell. We know once you use them, youíll be to-

tally satisfied! That is our guarantee. You will find demonstrations

available in just about every booth – so please come by, ask questions,

learn something new!

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Workshops At-A-GlanceThursday November 8th

CODE WORKSHOP TIME INSTRUCTOR(S) MEDIUM COST

TH1201 Light and Atmosphere in Landscape Painting 9am-4pm James Sulkowski Oil $230

TH1202 Acrylic Options for Oil Painters 9am-4pm Phil Garrett Acrylic $230

TH1203 Capturing the Magic of Light in Your Paintings 9am-12pm Dan Nelson Oil $115

TH1204 Empower Color in Your Paintings 9am-4pm Caroline Jasper Oil $246

TH1205 Free to Paint Acrylic Abstracts! 9am-4pm Linda Kemp Acrylic $246

TH1206 Texture & Mixed Media with Acrylics *AT RETAIL STORE* 9am-4pm Michele Theberge Acrylic $230

TH1207 Abstracting Representational Work 9am-4pm Bob Rankin Acrylic $230

TH1208 Drawing the Portrait From Life 9am-4pm Paul McCormack Pencil $230

TH1209 Oil Painting Without Drawing - Portrait 9am-4pm Dominic Vignola Oil $230

TH1210 Watercolor Abstracts, Unleashing your Creative Mind 9am-12pm Sterling Edwards Watercolor $115

TH1211 Texture is Hot and that’s why Acrylic is Cool! 9am-4pm Kathie George Acrylic $230

TH1212 Master Class, Develop and Push the Boundaries of Ideas 9am-4pm Patti Brady Acrylic $230

TH1213 Loose Contemporary Figure Painting 9am-4pm Bob Burridge Acrylic $246

TH1214 Abstracting the Human Figure in Your Paintings 1pm-4pm Dan Nelson Oil or Acrylic $115

TH1215 Painting Colorful and Stylized Watercolor Landscapes 1pm-4pm Sterling Edwards Watercolor $115

TH1216 Pastel Painting…Simplify Your Pastels Using the Correct 5pm-8pm Dick Ensing Pastel $115

TH1217 Block Printing with Mixed Media 5pm-8pm Camille LaPointe-Lyons Mixed Media $115

TH1218 Paint a Vibrant Magnolia Blossom 5pm-8pm Rocky Alexander Watercolor $115

TH1219 Capturing the Essence of Water – Lake Reflections 5pm-8pm Kimberlee Maselli Acrylic or Oil $115

TH1220 Feathers and Fur in Pastel 5pm-8pm Brenda Mattson Pastel $115

TH1221 Sunrays Filtering Through the Forest *AT RETAIL STORE* 5pm-8pm Tom Jones Watercolor $115

TH1222 The Secrets of Mastering Color! 5pm-8pm Karen Vernon Watercolor $115

TH1223 Turning Your Sketchbook into Art 5pm-8pm Suzanne McNeill Mixed Media $115

TH1224 Luminous Landscapes in Acrylics 5pm-8pm Ken Muenzenmayer Acrylic $115

TH1225 Painting the Effects of Reflected Light 5pm-8pm Judy Crane Oil $115

TH1226 Encaustic and Paper 5pm-8pm Cynthia Winika Encaustic $115

TH1227 Creativity Breakout - The Magical Experience of Color 5pm-8pm Bill Buchman Mixed Media $115

TH1228The Role of Art Supplies in the Evolution of Art

5pm-7pm Pierre Guidetti Lecture $35from 19th Century Paris


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Workshops At-A-GlanceFriday November 9th


FR1201 Floral Painting: Simplifying the Complex 9am-4pm James Sulkowski Oil $230

FR1202 Paint Award Winning Boats in Watercolor 9am-4pm Judi Betts Watercolor $230

FR1203 Knife Painting in Oil: Keeping it Simple 9am-12pm Sean Dye Oil $131

FR1204 Drawing Dynamics for Painters 9am-12pm Caroline Jasper Pencil $125

FR1205 Late Day Color - Nightscape 9am-12pm Linda Kemp Acrylic $130

FR1206 Painting a Mountain Sunrise *AT RETAIL STORE* 9am-12pm Tom Jones Watercolor $115

FR1207 Mixed Media Abstracts on Paper 9am-12pm Joseph DiGiulio Mixed Media $115

FR1208 Painting the Portrait from Life in Watercolor 9am-4pm Paul McCormack Watercolor $230

FR1209 Oil Painting Without Drawing - Figurative 9am-4pm Dominic Vignola Oil $230

FR1210 Easing into Abstract with Watercolor 9am-12pm Sterling Edwards Watercolor $115

FR1211 Gimme, Gimme…Color & Texture 9am-4pm Kathie George Acrylic $230

FR1212Have an Awesome “Zen” Experience with Sumi

9am-12pm Bill Buchman Aqua Media $115Brushes, Bamboo Pens and other Unique Materials

FR1213 Start Abstract Painting Today! 9am-12pm Bob Burridge Acrylic $128

FR1214 Dust Free Pastel Painting!!!! 1pm-4pm Sean Dye Oil Pastels $128

FR1215 Water-Soluble Oils on Color Ground 1pm-4pm Caroline Jasper Water-Soluble Oils $131

FR1216 Golden Koi and Pebbles - Watercolor 1pm-4pm Linda Kemp Watercolor $130

FR1217 Luscious Color! Watercolor Techniques with Acrylics 1pm-4pm Michele Theberge Acrylic $115

FR1218 Aqua Media Abstract Landscapes 1pm-4pm Joseph DiGiulio Aquamedia $115

FR1219 Painting an Artistic Floral in Watercolor 1pm-4pm Sterling Edwards Watercolor $115

FR1220Make a Cool Contemporary Piece

1pm-4pm Bill Buchman Mixed Media $115with Awesome Mixed Media

FR1221 Contemporary Collage Painting 1pm-4pm Bob Burridge Acrylic $128

FR1222 Using Water-mixable Oils in a Watercolor Manner 5pm-8pm Dick Ensing Water-mixable Oil $115

FR1223 Elements of a Seascape – The Ocean in Pastel 5pm-8pm Diana Coidan Pastel $115

FR1224 Unlocking the Secrets to Capturing a Likeness 5pm-8pm Dan Nelson Drawing $115

FR1225 Capturing the Essence of Water - Seascape 5pm-8pm Kimberlee Maselli Acrylic or Oil $115

FR1226 Painting in Oil – The NC Marsh 5pm-8pm Brenda Mattson Oil $115

FR1227 Painting Mountain Mist & Clouds *AT RETAIL STORE* 5pm-8pm Tom Jones Watercolor $115

FR1228 Totally Textures Super Class! 5pm-8pm Karen Vernon Watercolor $115

FR1229 Sketchbooks - from Boring to Fabulous 5pm-8pm Suzanne McNeill Mixed Media $115

FR1230Introduction to Water-based Screen Printing: Friday 5pm-8pm

Michael Kirk Screen Printing $230From Art to Print Saturday 9am-12pm

FR1231 Paint Water and Reflections That Look Wet and Real 5pm-8pm Phil Garrett Oil $115

FR1232 Encaustic and Image Transfers 5pm-8pm Cynthia Winika Encaustic $115

FR1233 How to Master Values: The Key to Great Painting 5pm-8pm Mike Rooney Acrylic or Oil $115

FR1234 Botanical Illustrations 5pm-8pmCamille Drawing &

$115LaPointe-Lyons Watercolor



Workshops At-A-GlanceSaturday November 10th



SA1201 Painting with the Rembrandt Palette in Creating a Class 9am-4pm James Sulkowski Oil $230

SA1202 Southern Architecture and Foliage in Watercolor 9am-4pm Judi Betts Watercolor $230

SA1203Water-Soluble Oils Intro 9am-12pm Sean Dye Water-Soluble Oils $131

SA1204 Landscape on Red Ground 9am-12pm Caroline Jasper Acrylic $131

SA1205 Nature’s Patterns Vignettes - Watercolor 9am-12pm Linda Kemp Watercolor $129

SA1206Children’s Portraits in Watercolor

9am-4pm Suzanna Winton Watercolor $230*AT RETAIL STORE*

SA1207 The Abstract Expressionist Mind: The Square 9am-12pm Joseph DiGiulio Acrylic $115

SA1208 Painting the Portrait From Life - Oil 9am-4pm Paul McCormack Oil $230

SA1209 Painting Watercolors with Big Brushes for a Bold Look 9am-12pm Sterling Edwards Watercolor $115

SA1210Wax and Watercolor – an Interesting Mix! 9am-4pm Kathie George Watercolor Batik $230

SA1211Beginning Expressive Figure Drawing

9am-12pm Bill Buchman Mixed Media $115with Sumi Brushes and Reed Pens

SA1212 Abstract Florals from Loose, Colorful Splatters 9am-12pm Bob Burridge Acrylic $128

SA1213 Cityscapes: Painting the Urban Scene 1pm-4pm Sean Dye Oil $131

SA1214 New Ways – Painting Water 1pm-4pm Caroline Jasper Acrylic $131

SA1215 Yupo Embrace the Challenge…A Watercolor Sampler 1pm-4pm Carol Ann Sherman Watercolor on Yupo $115

SA1216 Paint Windows on an Italian Storefront 1pm-4pm Karlyn Holman Watercolor $115

SA1217Waves and Waterfalls 1pm-8pm David Dunlop Oil, W/C or Acrylic $230

SA1218Watercolor Abstracts, Unleashing your Creative Mind 1pm-4pm Sterling Edwards Watercolor $115

SA1219Beginning Expressive Figure Drawing

1pm-4pm Bill Buchman Mixed Media $115with New Media and New Methods

SA1220 Loose and Juicy Landscapes 1pm-4pm Bob Burridge Acrylic $128

SA1221Bring Life to Your Oil Painting Using

5pm-8pm Dick Ensing Oil $115Complementary Colors

SA1222 Paint a Bright Bowl of Fruit in Watercolor 5pm-8pm Rocky Alexander Watercolor $115

SA1223 Painting a Pastel North Carolina Sunrise 5pm-8pm Brenda Mattson Pastel $115

SA1224 Visual Journals: Symbols, Icons, and Archetypes 5pm-8pm Scott/Modler Journaling $115

SA1225 Yupo Figurative 5pm-8pm Carol Ann Sherman Watercolor on Yupo $115

SA1226 Painting a Mountain Waterfall *AT RETAIL STORE* 5pm-8pm Tom Jones Watercolor $115

SA1227Master Dynamic Watercolor Florals that Glow! 5pm-8pm Karen Vernon Watercolor $115

SA1228 Silk Scarves – Dyeing with Sharpie Markers 5pm-8pm Suzanne McNeill Silk Dyeing $115

SA1229Capture Bright Sunlight and

5pm-8pm Judy Crane Oil $115Colorful Shadows for Paintings that Sing

SA1230 Encaustic and Pigment Sticks 5pm-8pm Cynthia Winika Encaustic $115

SA1231 How to Simplify Complex Scenes 5pm-8pm Mike Rooney Oil or Acrylic $115

SA1232 Semi-abstract Grapes 5pm-8pm Karlyn Holman Acrylic $115


Workshops At-A-GlanceSunday November 11th



SU1201 Capturing a Likeness in Portrait Painting 9am-4pm James Sulkowski Oil $230

SU1202 Painting Animals in Watercolor 9am-4pm Judi Betts Watercolor $230

SU1203 Big Beautiful Skies: Painting with the Knife 9am-12pm Sean Dye Water-Soluble Oil $131

SU1204 Visual Journals: Transitional Spaces 9am-12pm Scott/Modler Journaling $115

SU1205 Heat Up that Yupo! 9am-12pm Carol Ann Sherman Watercolor $115

SU1206Soulful Character Paintings in Watercolor

9am-4pm Suzanna Winton Watercolor $230*AT RETAIL STORE*

SU1207 Combine Acrylic Lines & Watercolor for Exciting Texture 9am-4pm Karlyn Holman W/C with Acrylic $230

SU1208 Leap from the Norm – PASTELS on Canvas! 9am-12pm Diana Coidan Pastel $115

SU1209 Sunrise Sunset 9am-4pm David Dunlop Oil, W/C or Acrylic $230

SU1210 Color and Light in Acrylics 9am-12pm Ken Muenzenmayer Acrylic $115

SU1211 Unlocking the Six Secrets of Great Landscape Painting 9am-4pm Dan Nelson Oil, Acrylic or Pastel $230

SU1212 The Cape Cod Underpainting Method 9am-4pm Mike Rooney Oil or Acrylic $230

SU1213Wow Your Next Painting with Goof-Proof

9am-12pm Bob Burridge Acrylic $128Color Combos and Compositions

SU1214 Print into Painting 1pm-4pm Phil Garrett Acrylic $115

SU1215 Color Confidence! 1pm-4pm Kimberlee Maselli Acrylic or Oil $115

SU1216 Fun Portraits on Yupo 1pm-4pm Carol Ann Sherman Watermedia on Yupo $115

SU1217 Seductive Encaustic Techniques with Acrylic 1pm-4pm Patti Brady Acrylic $115

SU1218 Skies and Water in Acrylics 1pm-4pm Ken Muenzenmayer Acrylic $115

SU1219Make More $$ - the 10 Must-Do’s to Sell your Paintings 1pm-4pm Bob & Kate Burridge Lecture $115

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TH1201 Light & Atmosphere 9am-4pmin Landscape Painting

Instructor: James Sulkowski $230Medium: Oil Skill level: AllThis workshop focuses on two of the most important elements in land-scape painting. Learn the principles of painting light as it movesthrough atmosphere and space. Color and value progressions, skies,water, clouds and more will be taught and demonstrated. These arethe qualities found in the works of the great Hudson River School Mas-ters. This workshop sold out early last year so sign up now! Limited to12 students.*

TH1202 Acrylic Options 9am-4pmfor Oil Painters

Instructor: Phil Garrett $230Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Golden Artist ColorsThis workshop will cover how to get oil-like effects using acrylic paintsmediums and gels including the new OPEN paints. These paints havean extended working time that can give painters much more control ofblending and overall manipulation to achieve wonderful controlled ef-fects. They can also be used in combination with existing heavy bodyand fluid acrylics and their mediums, gels and additives. This givespainters a truly comprehensive system of paints.*

TH1203 Capturing the Magic 9am-12pmof Light in Your Paintings

Instructor: Dan Nelson $115Medium: Oil Skill level: Beginner - IntermediateSponsored by: Charvin, LukasThe single most important aspect of representational painting is “Playof Light”. Learn how to keep this critical element front and center fromyour very first stroke to the last one you put down. Painting in transpar-ent and translucent layers will unlock the secret the old masters knew –the secret that made their paintings glow!*

TH1204 Empower Color 9am-4pmin Your Paintings

Instructor: Caroline Jasper $230 + $16 kit fee = $246Medium: Oil Skill level: Beginner - Intermediate – AdvancedSponsored by: HK HolbeinSO MUCH in one day! Learn what all artists need to know about color.Colorist Caroline Jasper, author of the book “Powercolor–Master ColorConcepts for All Media”, will take you way beyond basics! The moreyou know about color, the more powerful your use of it. Say “good-bye” to muddy color forever!*

TH1205 Free to Paint 9am-4pmAcrylic Abstracts

Instructor: Linda Kemp $230 + $16 kit fee = $246Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinCharge in with confidence and bold brushwork using simplified colorand design concepts to create harmonious and cohesive abstractpaintings. You will discover how to turn basic shapes into personal im-agery as you build overlapping forms with sumptuous acrylic. Learnfirst-hand when to dive in with opaques or transparent pigments andwhich paints work best for glazing. *

TH1206 Texture and Mixed Media 9am-4pmwith Acrylics

Instructor: Michele Theberge $230Medium:Acrylics Skill level: AllSponsored by: Liquitex *AT RETAIL STORE*Add the expressive power of texture to your painter’s palette. Discoverthe many gorgeous, interesting appearances acrylics can take. They canbe rough like sand paper or built up smooth and glossy with infinitedepth. You can create a variety of matte surfaces – creamy, smoothand stiff or subtly textured, flecked with black. Glass beads gel shim-mers and reflect light. *

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TH1207 Abstracting Representational 9am-4pmWork

Instructor: Bob Rankin $230Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Matisse, LiquitexBy using the magic of acrylics, artists will learn how to take represen-tational art and abstract it step by step. New and traditional paint andmediums will be introduced to create exciting works of art!*

TH1208 Drawing the Portrait from Life 9am-4pmInstructor: Paul McCormack $230Medium: Pencil Skill level: IntermediateSponsored by: Winsor & NewtonHere is your opportunity to learn the primary foundation for all portraitwork. Working from a live model, renowned portrait artist Paul McCor-mack will demonstrate and lecture on the principles and guidelinesneeded to achieve a likeness. With the inclusion of techniques in penciland powdered graphite you will learn how to acquire correct propor-tions and to render features in a realistic fashion. This is a great precur-sor to Mr. McCormack’s watercolor portrait workshop.*

TH1209 Oil Painting without 9am-4pmDrawing – Portrait

Instructor: Dominic Vignola $230Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jack Richeson, Jerry’s ArtaramaBeginning to advanced students will learn how to use a unique non-drawing approach to painting a portrait. These techniques are be-lieved to be those used by great tonal portraitists such as Velazquez,Sargent, and Rembrandt. An easy to learn color system allows ANY-ONE to analyze and mix ANY fleshtone. Prior experience or drawingability is not necessary. Getting a likeness can be achieved by LEARN-ING TO SEE TONAL VALUES in their accurate shapes and placement.*

TH1210 Watercolor Abstracts, 9am-12pmUnleashing your Creative Mind

Instructor: Sterling Edwards $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllThis workshop is for the artist who wants to make a bold statement inthe art world. It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or an experiencedpainter, you’ll find this workshop fun, inspiring, and packed full of use-ful tips for creating an abstract painting. Sterling Edwards is wellknown internationally for his abstract watercolor and acrylic paintings.Spend three hours with him as he discusses and demonstrates his ap-proach to designing an abstract and then shows a multitude of water-color techniques resulting in a finished painting that is contemplativeand unique.*

TH1211 Texture is Hot and that’s 9am-4pmwhy Acrylic is Cool!

Instructor: Kathie George $230Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Golden, Winsor & Newton and Jerry’s Artarama Begin the day by learning to build a beautiful surface. Enjoy experi-menting with various ways to make texture and use them to developyour surface into a fabulous background. With acrylic there are reallyno mistakes, just a lot of fun as you discover that this is indeed themost forgiving, adaptable medium.*

TH1212 Master Class, Develop and 9am-4pmPush the Boundaries of Ideas

Instructor: Patti Brady $230Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Golden Artist ColorsThis day long workshop is for artists who are ready to challenge theircurrent work, and mine ideas and materials for new ways to work. Theday will consist of brainstorming, exercises, and plenty of hands on useof a wide range of acrylic products. Each artist will work with theircurrent body of work, as a jumping off point. We will work with theidea of creating a series of works that revolve around ideas, color andmaterials. Come with printed images of your current work, an openmind and be willing to share. (No critiques!!)*




TH1213 Loose Contemporary 9am-4pmFigure Painting

Instructor: Bob Burridge $230 + $16 kit fee = $246Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinDrawing and painting the contemporary figure. If you ever wanted tolearn how to paint the freestyle abstract figure, this workshop is for you.Variety of poses, lots of paint sketching and gestural painting. Be preparedto paint looser, bolder, freer, lighter and more intuitively. Your “drawingskills” are not a prerequisite. This class is fun for everyone! All levels.*

TH1214 Abstracting the Human 1pm-4pmFigure in Your Paintings

Instructor: Dan Nelson $115Medium: Oil or Acrylics Skill level: Beginner - IntermediateSponsored by: Charvin/LukasMelding believable figures into your painting – without violating theloose, painterly aspect of the whole – is the key skill for adding thoseillusive “psychological focal points” to your scenic paintings. Learnhow to: Render figures in correct proportion, Render figures in perspec-tive, Capture figures in motion, Keep from saying too much, Light upyour people.*

TH1215 Painting Colorful and Stylized 1pm-4pmWatercolor Landscapes

Instructor: Sterling Edwards $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry’s Artarama This workshop will help you learn to make bold statements with shapesand colors resulting in a painting that stands apart from the crowd. Ifyou are tired of your paintings looking like more of the same ol’ sameol’ then you are ready for this workshop. Sterling will explain anddemonstrate a multitude of watercolor techniques as he does a com-plete painting that has movement, bold values, a balance of positiveand negative shapes, and expressive colors.*

TH1216 Pastel Painting—Simplify 5pm-8pmYour Pastels Using the Correct Paper and BoardInstructor: Dick Ensing $115Medium: Pastel Skill level: AllSponsored by: CansonOne of the keys to painting exciting pastels is your paper! The paperrepresents your middle value of your subject. Dick will teach you thebasic Ten-Step Approach for a successful pastel painting. Learn to usepastels in a variety of ways. The other key is beautiful colors!*

TH1217 Block Printing with 5pm-8pmMixed Media

Instructor: Camille LaPointe-Lyons $115Medium:Mixed Media Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir FairePush your imagination in this fun workshop. Camille will show youhow to quickly carve your own designs on an easy cut block. You willbe printing many small artworks with new vibrant inks by Charbonnelthat clean with soap and water!*

TH1218 Paint a Vibrant 5pm-8pmMagnolia Blossom

Instructor: Rocky Alexander $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jack Richeson & CompanyThis oil painting course teaches students basic skills and techniques inoil painting on hardboard using photographs. The primary goals are tolearn to judge proportion and to depict those observations in oil thatdemonstrate an understanding of depth, form and space. Verbal skillsare developed through critique and class discussion. All materials areprovided by Jack Richeson Co. Inc.*




TH1219 Capturing the Essence of Water– 5pm-8pmLake Reflections

Instructor: Kimberlee Maselli $115Medium:Acrylic or Oil Skill level: Beginner to IntermediateSponsored by: Lukas, CharvinWhether it’s a rushing stream with tumbling water cascading overrocks, a tranquil lake, or ocean waves gently lapping against the shore– water is music to our ears and brings beauty to our world. In thisworkshop you’ll create a colorful lakeside scene, complete with treesand reflections, as you learn about creating interesting shapes and de-signing the composition. You’ll have plenty of guidance and support asyou create a lakeshore scene with your own unique style and flair!*

TH1220 Feathers and Fur in Pastel 5pm-8pmInstructor: Brenda Mattson $115Medium: Pastel Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jack Richeson & CompanyBring your favorite animal or bird photo and let Brenda share with youthe pastel painting techniques that will bring your favorite creatures tolife on Jack Richeson’s sanded surface. We will paint with Unison andRicheson’s three different types of pastel using an alcohol andpastelunder wash with pastel on top. The workshop is suitable for peoplewho have never painted before or more advanced artists.*

TH1221 Sunrays Filtering 5pm-8pmThrough the Forest

Instructor: Tom Jones $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Canson *AT RETAIL STORE*Have you ever taken a morning walk through the forest and seen thesunrays filtering through the trees and wished you knew how to createthat in one of you paintings? Come and spend time with Americanlandscape painter Tom Jones and let him teach you the simple ap-proach on how to add action to your painting with beautiful sunrays.*

TH1222 The Secrets of 5pm-8pmMastering Color!

Instructor: Karen Vernon $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Ampersand, HK HolbeinLearn how to always create clear, intense color with watercolor. Nolonger do you have to struggle with how to lighten and darken colors,or even with how to brighten or dull colors. In this hands-on work-shop, Karen Vernon will share awesome painting techniques that willallow you to take control of your palette. If you have a painting withcolor problems, bring it in! All supplies will be furnished.

TH1223 Turning Your Sketchbook 5pm-8pminto Art

Instructor: Suzanne McNeill $115Medium: Mixed Media Skill level: All Sponsored by: Fox Chapel PublishingWant to add personal meaning and energy to your Art? THIS is theclass for you! Never ending inspiration lies right at your fingertips. Ex-plore ideas and concepts for turning your personal sketchbook pagesinto Art. Use your sketchbook (or borrow pages from my sketchbook)to create a richly colored painting. We'll explore 6 ways to use quicksketches for inspiration and experimentation. We are all drawn to fa-vorite subjects, colors, marks, words, images, shapes and themes for in-spiration and reflection. *

TH1224 Luminous Landscapes 5pm-8pmin Acrylics

Instructor: Ken Muenzenmayer $115Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Ampersand, GoldenLearn to simplify subject matters in bold compositions using stronglight and luminous color in Ken Muenzenmayer’s unique style of layer-ing colors with glazes and drybrush. This luminosity captures not onlythe beauty of a landscape, but the spirit of the place as well. All sup-plies provided.




TH1225 Painting the Effects 5pm-8pmof Reflected Light

Instructor: Judy Crane $115Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: Winsor & Newton, Fredrix CanvasPainting reflected light and color can make even the simplest subjectmatter both interesting and unique. This class will take the still life to anew level, by learning to see and paint the glowing effects of reflectedlight. Learn to use the palette knife in combination with brushwork forexciting results. Reflected light and color can be seen in many subjects,but is easily seen and understood when using brightly colored objects.*

TH1226 Encaustic and Paper 5pm-8pmInstructor: Cynthia Winika $115Medium: Encaustics Skill level: AllSponsored by: R&F EncausticEncaustic can be a great medium for artists who create works on paper,whether they be prints, drawings, photographs or collages. A naturalpreservative, beeswax is a terrific integrator that can be used to bothadhere and protect your paper inclusions. This workshop will give par-ticipants a thorough intro to working with hot wax, and then we willexplore a wide variety of paper types and weights, introducing studentsto a full range of ways to work with encaustic and paper, from the mostsimple to more complex approaches. *

TH1227 Creativity Breakout – 5pm-8pmThe Magical Experience of Color

Instructor: Bill Buchman $115Medium:Mixed Media Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir Faire “Color Breakout: The Magical Experience of Color.”One of the mostvaluable and exciting aspects of learning to make art is how to under-stand and use color. There are so many theories and so much informa-tion on this subject that it can be overwhelming. Bill has developed asimplified system to get rid of the confusion and enable to you haveconfidence in your color choices. In this class you will learn, in an enjoy-able fashion, why colors behave the way they do and you will experi-ence and understand color as never before. You will learn: how colormixing really works; ways of combining colors and making colorschemes that work every time, how to create your own flesh tones &beautiful in-between neutrals and how to use colors to create depthand drama. Based on what you have learned you will design your owncolor scheme and do an exciting work in a modern free approach onpaper. Students, artists and teachers of all skill levels will find this classhighly informative, useful and fun, too. Materials provided.*

TH1228 The Role of Art Supplies in 5pm-7pmthe Evolution of Art from 19th Century Paris to the Present Day

Instructor: Pierre Guidetti $35Medium: Lecture Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir-Faire Pierre Guidetti – Co-owner, CEO and founder of Savoir Faire, art supplyspecialist for 30 years, he has worked with some of the most famouscontemporary artists in the world. Pierre has been invited to be a partof many panel discussions as well as lectured at: the National Gallery,Art Institute of Chicago, Pennsylvania Art Academy, New York Art Stu-dent League, San Francisco Art Institute, Scottsdale School of Art,UCLA, and SCAD. He has contributed to books and articles on arttechniques and materials. Most recently, he has been the driving forcebehind a new book on the history of Sennelier, to be released duringthe Summer of 2012.



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Workshop DescriptionsFriday November 9th

FR1201 Floral Painting: 9am-4pmSimplifying the Complex

Instructor: James Sulkowski $230Medium: Oil Skill level: AllJames Sulkowski will break down and simplify a floral composition aswell as the construction of various flowers including the difficult rose.Movement, color, form and creating a center of interest will also bedemonstrated and discussed. Sign up early! This class is limited to 12students for one on one instruction!*

FR1202 Paint Award Winning 9am-4pmBoats in Watercolor

Instructor: Judi Betts, AWS $230Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas WatercolorsPaint with Judi Betts as she invites you to join her for a “paint-along”– the subject for the day is boats. You may bring your own photos orsketches to class. Judi will demonstrate running a graded wash, addingadditional design elements, emphasize VALUES and color-chords. Youwill learn to paint reflections, light-bounce and water movement.*

FR1203 Knife Painting in Oil: 9am-12pmKeeping it Simple

Instructor: Sean Dye $115 + $16 kit fee = $131Medium: Oils Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinKnife Painting is not as complicated as it seems. Sean will help youlearn some great basic techniques for successful knife painting. Wakeup your oil paintings now! Sean’s oil paintings have been exhibitedthroughout North America and published worldwide and were in-cluded in his books Painting with Water-Soluble Oils and The Mixed-Media Sourcebook as well as others. Knife painting is the most directway to apply paint to canvas. Participants will learn Sean’s knife paint-ing dos and don’ts.

FR1204 Drawing Dynamics 9am-12pmfor Painters

Instructor: Caroline Jasper $115 + $10 kit fee = $125Medium: Pencil Skill level: Beginner - Intermediate – AdvancedSponsored by: HK HolbeinBetter drawing leads to better paintings. No amount of painting virtu-osity can make up for a weak drawing beneath the paint. Drawings inprep for painting rely on specific abilities. Learn ways to advance draw-ing skills whether working from life or photos. Enlighten your directobservation powers for greater accuracy. Essential strategies will ad-vance you from mechanical methods to more confident natural draw-ing. All materials provided. Bring favorite photos.

FR1205 Late Day Color - Nightscape 9am-12pmInstructor: Linda Kemp $115 + $15 kit fee = $130Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinDare to be dramatic! Luminous tints shimmer against velvety rich, deephues as you capture the last fleeting moments of glowing color as thesun slips below the horizon. You will learn how to create the magic of asunset flickering through the trees of the darkening landscape with bothbold and subtle transitions of hues and the layering of lost and foundedges. Explore a contemporary approach of working with a shallow pic-ture plane while learning negative painting strategies and the successfulsequencing of transparent glazes and velvety opaques.*

FR1206 Painting a Mountain Sunrise 9am-12pmInstructor: Tom Jones *AT RETAIL STORE* $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllHave you ever gone for a drive on a beautiful morning and saw thesun breaking across the mountain and wished you could paint it? Mas-ter landscape painter Tom Jones will teach you how to create a beauti-ful sunrise in the Smokey Mountains. He will also explain and teachyou how to place wonderful dark colors and texture to give you aglowing art piece you will be proud of.*




FR1207 Mixed Media Abstracts 9am-12pmon Paper

Instructor: Joseph DiGiulio $115Medium:Mixed Media Skill level: Emerging ArtistSponsored by: Matisse DerivanIn the spirit of Joe’s Black Bag exercises, join Joe for this 3 hour work-shop where you will explore the four basic elements of abstract paint-ing: line, shape, color and texture. Enjoy using a variety of materialssuch as India Inks, Acrylics, Graphite, and Oil Pastels in an Aqua Mediaformat. Let your creative process go wild. Joe will introduce you tosome of his ideas on composition, color theories, and techniques thathe uses while working on acrylic abstract paintings on paper.*

FR1208 Painting the Portrait from 9am-4pmLife — Watercolor

Instructor: Paul McCormack $230Medium:Watercolor Skill level: IntermediateSponsored by: Winsor & NewtonWatch a Master in action and take this opportunity to learn from na-tionally recognized portrait artist, Paul McCormack. Students will beworking from a live model as Mr. McCormack demonstrates all thetechniques and principles needed to execute a watercolor portrait witha luminous glow. The academic principles of traditional portraiture willbe used to teach students on how to acquire correct proportions inorder to achieve a likeness. Along with color theory as it applies to thehuman form, watercolor techniques will include wet into wet, glazingand dry brush.*

FR1209 Oil Painting Without 9am-4pmDrawing - Figurative

Instructor: Dominic Vignola $230Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jack Richeson, Jerry’s ArtaramaStudents are trained to see, analyze and translate the figurative imageinto the canvas using a variety of unique methods. The result is a veryconvincing rendering of the subject, that can be executed, in a veryloose or sketchy style to a more refined, realistic treatment. Using thisapproach, an artist will be able to paint any subject as the method ap-plies to all. Previous training is not necessary in order to grasp theseprinciples.*

FR1210 Easing into Abstract 9am-12pmwith Watercolor

Instructor: Sterling Edwards $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry’s ArtaramaTaking the plunge from traditional painting to creating an abstractpainting is a real awakening. Most of the techniques that you alreadyknow are used when painting an abstract but in a bolder and more ex-pressive manner. Sterling Edwards is world renowned for his abstractwatercolor and acrylic paintings. In this workshop he will show you aneasy way to find abstract designs that let you ease your way into theworld of abstract art without jumping in with both feet.

FR1211 Gimme, Gimme… 9am-4pmColor & Texture

Instructor: Kathie George $230Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Golden, Jerry’s ArtaramaIf you want it all, come join us. A simple subject (such as this window)can be transformed by using some of Golden's cool texture gels and afew 'tricks of the trade'. You'll get a lot of good basic knowledge aboutthe gels, as well as a ton of great ideas. Then we'll paint on the beauti-ful surface we've created. Color is much more than just a color wheel,and so much more fun. Use Kathie's drawing of this Tuscan Window, orwork from a photo or drawing of your own.*

FR1212 Have an Awesome “Zen” 9am-12pmExperience with Sumi Brushes, Bamboo Pensand Other Unique MaterialInstructor: Bill Buchman $115Medium:Aqua Media Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir FaireHave an awesome “Zen Breakthrough” and awaken your imaginationwith Bill’s unique contemporary approach using these new and stimu-lating materials. You will be introduced to how to use the classic Sumibrush in Bill’s “Zen” approach with traditional Sumi ink as well as Sen-nelier watercolors and Cretacolor Aquabriques, and acrylic gouaches.Using these materials is highly therapeutic…encouraging calm and re-laxation while awakening creativity.




FR1213 Start Abstract Painting Today! 9am-12pmInstructor: Bob Burridge $115 + $13 kit fee = $128Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinAlways wanted to do abstract painting, but don’t know where tobegin? Experience the hands-on demos, techniques, basic formulas,compositions and color techniques to create more meaningful ab-stracts. This concentrated workshop emphasizes intuitive painting,from the initial concept to the creation of a series. We will experimentwith variations in materials and techniques, using acrylic and water-media paints. All levels.*

FR1214 Dust Free Pastel Painting! 1pm-4pmInstructor: Sean Dye $115 + $13 kit fee = $128Medium: Oil Pastels Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinLearn to loosen up with this immediate and tactile medium. Artist’s oilpastels are a serious artist’s medium not what you remember fromgrade school. They are full of vibrant pigment and handle like fine softpastels but without the dust. When used heavily, they can approachthe feeling of oil paint. Sean will guide the class through an extendedpainting while he discusses some of the pitfalls such as overworking orworrying too much about detail.*

FR1215 Water-Soluble Oils on Color Ground1pm-4pmInstructor: Caroline Jasper $115 + $16 kit fee = $131 Medium:Water-Soluble Oils Skill level: Beginner - Interme-diate – AdvancedSponsored by: HK HolbeinWater and oil together? Impossible? Yet it works! Discover the ease-of-handling advantages of this remarkable alternative to traditionaloils. No solvents or odors; fast drying; travel-friendly. Explore appropri-ate method adjustments in departing from familiar painting media. Ex-perience The new masterpiece you take home will look just like atraditional oil painting. All materials provided. Bring favorite photos.*

FR1216 Golden Koi and Pebbles - 1pm-4pmWatercoor

Instructor: Linda Kemp $115 + $15 kit fee = $130Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinThe golden Koi is symbolic of love, good fortune and strength and anideal subject for painters! In this workshop you will learn how to har-monize shape, color and movement to reinforce the feeling of a quietmoment found while peering into the shallows of a fish pond. This classfocuses on establishing layers of simple negative shapes, a techniquethat can be applied to a variety of nature’s subjects.

FR1217 Luscious Color! 1pm-4pmWatercolor Techniques with Acrylics

Instructor:Michele Theberge $115Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: LiquitexLearn the secrets to creating gorgeous, watercolor-like effects withacrylics. Techniques such as wet- on-wet, staining, transparent washes,blending and bleeding can be achieved with the added advantage thatsurfaces can subsequently be built up with glazes, gels and mediums ifdesired. Bring your favorite synthetic watercolor mop brushes (if youhave them) - all else will be generously provided by Liquitex!

FR1218 Aqua Media Abstract Landscapes 1pm-4pmInstructor: Joseph DiGiulio $115Medium:Aquamedia Skill level: AllSponsored by: Matisse--Using color, shape, line and texture, Joe will supply some tips andtechniques to develop your landscapes in a flowing loose format thatwill capture the eyes’ interest and stimulate your creative spirit. Joewill share his personal process that will jump start your own self jour-ney in abstract expressionist landscapes techniques. This class is de-signed to loosen up traditional landscape artists and develop emergingartists. Water buckets, and paper towels will be provided.*




FR1219 Painting an Artistic 1pm-4pmFloral in Watercolor

Instructor: Sterling Edwards $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry’s ArtaramaPainting a flower is ideally suited to watercolors because of the beauti-ful transparent qualities of the medium. In this workshop Sterling Ed-wards will show you his creative way to paint a flower that allows thebackground and foreground to work in unison to create an expressivetranslation of flowers. These paintings have a very painterly look andcommand attention. This workshop is recommended for all skill levels;however some drawing and watercolor experience will be helpful.

FR1220 Make a Cool Contemporary 1pm-4pmPiece with Awesome Mixed Media

Instructor: Bill Buchman $115Medium: Mixed Media Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir FaireThis is a complete hands-on exploration of the basics of making con-temporary looking pieces using a host of exciting new materials in avariety of mixed media approaches. We will have fun learning how touse and combine Creta “Aquastics”, Sennelier oil pastels, Creta“Aquabriques”, and the unique “Art Chunkies”. We will also learnunique ways to use traditional materials such as watercolors and pas-tels. There are artistic principles and concepts that naturally stimulatevisual creativity and lead to making paintings that are dynamic andmodern. Materials provided.

FR1221 Contemporary Collage Painting 1pm-4pmInstructor: Bob Burridge $115 + $13 kit fee = $128Medium:Acrylics Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinCreative tearing, acrylic paint splashing and using a ragbag of cool stuffto glue and assemble is the backbone of this all new Burridge work-shop. On top of that, imagine painting with no brushes, using fingers,sticks and paper towels. This wildly creative workshop is about jumpingoff the cliff and creating artwork no one has ever seen you do. All levels.Bring your favorite collage papers. Materials and handouts provided.

FR1222 Using Water-mixable Oils 5pm-8pmin a Watercolor Manner

Instructor: Dick Ensing $115Medium:Water-mixable Oils Skill level: AllSponsored by: CansonThis medium is one of the most exciting paints to use, as they are soversatile you can use them with a brush, pallet knife, on watercolorpaper, canvas, and much more. They have virtually no odor, they cleanup with water, but they still act like oils. They dry quicker than oils butgive you time to mix your colors – definitely a medium you will fall inlove with! This method will give you an extra advantage in your questto create a masterpiece.*

FR1223 Elements of a Seascape – 5pm-8pmThe Ocean in Pastel

Instructor: Diana Coidan $115Medium: Pastel Skill level: Beginners to IntermediateSponsored by: Uneeda Enterprises, Sennellier, Jerry’s Artarama This workshop will teach you how to paint the various components ofwaves in pastels, as well as some of the elements of a seascape includ-ing the horizon, sand, sunsets, and so forth. Diana Coidan, will demon-strate how to render the basic formations of waves in your oceanpaintings, from water building up to form a wave, light through back-litwave, pouring water as a wave breaks, as well as foam patterns on flatwater. *

FR1224 Unlocking the Secrets to 5pm-8pmCapturing a Likeness

Instructor: Dan Nelson $115Medium: Drawing Skill level: Intermediate - AdvancedSponsored by: Jerry’s ArtaramaDrawing only – bring pad of paper. Dan will provide all drawing media.Learn how to conquer the greatest challenge in the art world: captur-ing a perfect likeness. Even if you don’t plan to make a career of por-traiture, this class will show you how to sharpen your ability to reallysee what’s right in front of your eyes. *




FR1225 Capturing the Essence of Water 5pm-8pm– Seascape

Instructor: Kimberlee Maselli $115Medium:Acrylic or Oils Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas, CharvinIf you are mystically drawn to the sea like the tides to the moon...thisclass is for you. Learn to master basic principles that you can apply toany seascape; from gently rolling swells to crashing breakers, sea foampatterns and reflections. You’ll have plenty of guidance and support asyou create a seascape with your own unique style and flair!*

FR1226 Painting in Oil – The NC Marsh 5pm-8pmInstructor: Brenda Mattson $115Medium: Oil Skill level: Beginner to IntermediateSponsored by: Jack Richeson & Company This workshop is designed to teach the fundamental skills necessaryfor a successful marsh oil painting. This class is suitable for beginningto intermediate oil painters. Learn how to mix interesting, rich colorand apply Richeson oil paint to Richeson Hardboard with spontaneousbrushwork. Brenda will provide plenty of one-on-one instruction. Allsupplies and photo provided.

FR1227 Painting the Mountain Mist 5pm-8pmand Clouds

Instructor: Tom Jones *AT RETAIL STORE* $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: CansonHave you ever sat in a restaurant on a cool mountain morning enjoy-ing pancakes and hot coffee and looked out the window and saw theheavy clouds and mist lingering in the mountains and wished youcould paint it? Come join master wilderness painter Tom Jones and hewill show you two methods to do just that. Students should bring awatercolor palette, large box of tissues, 1 ½” wash brush, ¾” flatbrush, #8 round. All other supplies will be provided.

FR1228 Totally Textures Super Class! 5pm-8pmInstructor: Karen Vernon $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Ampersand, HK HolbeinLearn how easy it is to create textures in watercolors. Discover how touse the quality of Holbein paints to render each surface. In the class,several textures will be addressed. Learn what determines each tex-ture. From wood, to leaves, to glass and other highly reflective sur-faces, students will learn to master the textures and maintain qualitycolor and luminosity. All supplies will be furnished.

FR1229 Sketchbooks – from Boring 5pm-8pmto Fabulous

Instructor: Suzanne McNeill $115Medium:Mixed Media Skill level: AllSponsored by: Fox Chapel Publishing Turn any visual journal or sketchbook from ordinary to extraordinary. Inthis fast-paced class we'll create a richly patterned hand-made accor-dion sketchbook. Explore these spontaneous concepts and recordmeaning within your ideas, creations and reflections. Dislike your ownhandwriting? THIS is the class for you!*

FR1230 Introduction to Water-based 5pm-8pm*Screen Printing: From Art to Print 9am-12pm**Please note! This workshop starts on Friday night 5-8pm, then re-sumes on Saturday morning 9am-12pm to allow for drying time!

Instructor:Michael Kirk $230Medium: Screen Printing Skill level: AllSponsored by: Daler-RowneyFor all of you that have been interested in Screen Printing, but have notreally looked any further: This is the workshop for you! This hands-onworkshop will show participants how to create water-based screen printson both paper and cloth using System 3 acrylics as a printable ink.*




FR1231 Paint Water and Reflections 5pm-8pmThat Look Wet and Real

Instructor: Judy Crane $115Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: Winsor & Newton, Fredrix CanvasLearn what makes a reflection believable and how to achieve it. Create avibrant landscape with water and reflections using a variety of greens,without using tube greens. Using a somewhat limited palette, harmonyand variety are possible. Judy will demonstrate and circulate to help stu-dents individually. She will provide photo reference, solvent, canvas.*

FR1232 Encaustic and Image Transfers 5pm-8pmInstructor: Cynthia Winika $115Medium: Encaustic Skill level: AllSponsored by: R&F Encaustic This workshop will introduce participants to the basics of encausticpainting as a ground for more graphic work. Focusing on image trans-fer techniques, we will cover photocopy transfers, simple newspapertransfers, charcoal and pastel drawing transfers, as well as a variety ofsimple transfer papers, such as Saral, carbon paper and graphite trans-fer paper. It is possible to show up empty-handed and still take part inthese workshops!*

FR1233 How to Master Values: 5pm-8pmThe Key to Great Painting

Instructor:Mike Rooney $115Medium: Oil or Acrylics Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas In this class you'll learn that there are lots of things to get right on apainting but the most important would be the values. You could liter-ally have everything else right and the values wrong, and the paintingwill fail. Knowing a few simple things about value could be the differ-ence between success and failure in your painting.*

FR1234 Botanical Illustrations 5pm-8pmInstructor: Camille LaPointe-Lyons $115Medium: Drawing & Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir-Faire This hands-on workshop will show you how to draw and paint beautifulflowers, leaves, and vegetables in the centuries old European realisticstyle. Folded and curved flower petals and leaves can appear busy orcomplicated. With easy to follow exercises, you will quickly understandhow to draw and paint them with confidence and produce your ownbotanical illustrations. Beginners to advanced students welcome. All art materials are provided by Cretacolor watercolor pencils and graphicpencils; Sennelier watercolors, Fabriano Artistico watercolor paper.


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Workshop DescriptionsSaturday November 10th

SA1201 Painting with the Rembrandt 9am-4pmPalette in creating a Classical Still Life

Instructor: James Sulkowski $230Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: Sennelier, Jerry’s ArtaramaLearn to paint with mixtures from only four colors: Titanium White, Yel-low Ochre, Vermilion and Ivory Black. Students will create a luminousand harmonious still life with this classical limited palette! Plenty ofdemonstrations and individual instruction. Class is limited to only 12students! Sign up early!

SA1202 Southern Architecture and 9am-4pmFoliage in Watercolor

Instructor: Judi Betts, AWS $230Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: LukasPaint with Judi Betts as she works with one of her favorite award win-ning subjects – a grand old house. She’ll show you how to simplify asomewhat complicated old house. Complimentary colors will be used tomake your painting vibrate with intense color. You’ll learn about the im-portance of grays, how to create luminous shadows, and how to make“magical-shapes”. Watch as Judi proceeds with her painting, buildingup many thin layers of paint to create mystery. *

SA1203 Water-Soluble Oils Intro 9am-12pmInstructor: Sean Dye $115 + $16 kit fee = $131Medium:Water-soluble Oils Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinOil Painting with nontoxic pigments and no harmful solvents! Are youcrazy about oil painting but hate the fumes? Have you ever triedwater-soluble oil colors? Sean is the Author of Panting with Water-Sol-uble Oils and The Mixed-Media Sourcebook. Sean will teach you someof the exciting and innovative techniques he has included in his popu-lar book through demonstration and instruction.*

SA1204 Landscape on Red Ground 9am-12pmInstructor: Caroline Jasper $115 + $16 kit fee = $131 Medium:Acrylics Skill level: Beginner - Intermediate – AdvancedSponsored by: HK HolbeinDare to try a new approach in thinking about and working with color.Learn Caroline Jasper's way of starting on red canvas. Used as groundcolor, red infuses your painting with energy. Through easy-to-followmethods, discover brilliant color interaction strategies for dramatic andbeautiful visual effects. Watch your work progress quickly without mud-dying colors. Create dynamic vistas with atmospheric perspective. Learnto sequence color contrast combinations for striking depth illusion.*

SA1205 Nature’s Patterns Vignettes 9am-12pm- Watercolor

Instructor: Linda Kemp $115 + $14 kit fee = $129Medium:Watercolor Skill level: Intermediate or AdvancedSponsored by: HK HolbeinA vignette is designed so the subject matter softens and fades into thewhite edges of the paper. The resulting elegant white negative shapesare an essential part of the painting’s composition. The quiet, diffusedfocus of the outer edges of the vignette, enhance the drama of the de-fined forms and touches of rich color of the inner focal areas of thepicture. This is watercolor showing off!*

SA1206 Children’s Portraits 9am-4pmin Watercolor

Instructor: Suzanna Winton *AT RETAIL STORE* $230Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Winsor & NewtonIf you've always wanted to paint your children, grandchildren, or some-one else's children, this is the class for you! Learn how to paint glowingchildren's portraits in watercolors with no fail recipes that work everytime. Come learn tips to make sure you have a perfect portrait everytime. The photo and drawing will be provided by the instructor.*




SA1207 The Abstract Expressionist 9am-12pmMind: The Square

Instructor: Joseph DiGiulio $115Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: MatisseJoin Joe for this 3 hour workshop where you will explore how to developexciting abstract acrylic compositions and techniques on a square formatcanvas. He will show you how to create a focal point and learn how toenergize the work to create “Action”, using the four basic elements ofline, shape, color and texture. You will be able to create a rhythm throughthe use of pattern to guide the observer’s eye through your piece.*

SA1208 Painting the Portrait From 9am-4pmLife - Oils

Instructor: Paul McCormack $230Medium: Oil Skill level: IntermediateSponsored by: Winsor & NewtonNationally recognized portrait artist, Paul W. McCormack will demon-strate and lecture on the techniques and principles required to executea portrait in oil. By employing the academic principles of traditionalportraiture students will learn how to acquire correct proportions andhow to model individual features in order to achieve a likeness. A di-rect approach to oil painting will be demonstrated along with discus-sions on color theory as it applies to the human form.*

SA1209 Painting Watercolors with 9am-12pmBig Brushes for a Bold Look

Instructor: Sterling Edwards $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry’s ArtaramaAre you tired of little brushes and monotonous detail? If so then you’reready to start using large brushes that make bold statements with ex-pressive brushstrokes. Internationally renowned watercolor artist Ster-ling Edwards will show you how to use not only large brushes butbrushes that are stiff bristles as well for painting amazing textures andwashes. You’ll learn to use the brushes that sterling designed himself.Let Sterling show you how to compose a painting that focuses mostlyon large shapes that is created using his large brushes. Once the largeshapes are finished a small amount of detail is added and voila, youhave a completed painting.*

SA1210 Wax and Watercolor — 9am-4pmAn Interesting Mix!

Instructor: Kathie George $230Medium:Watercolor Batik Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir Faire, Winsor & Newton, Jerry’s Artarama Put the two on textured rice paper and presto! Fun guaranteed to en-ergize your paintings. Kathie will lead you step by step through thelayering process, till you begin to wonder just how thick this wax canget. Then you'll remove the wax - it's like Christmas! No watercolorskills are necessary. We get a bit messy, but we have fun doing it.*

SA1211 Beginning Expressive Figure 9am-12pmDrawing with Sumi Brushes and Reed PensInstructor: Bill Buchman $115Medium: Mixed Media Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir-FaireLearn new and exciting ways to paint and draw the nude figure thatare easy, free flowing and fun. The emphasis will be on learning helpfuland accessible wet and mixed media techniques but will also includesome dry media approaches. You will learn how to use Sumi brushesand Bamboo pens with watercolors, acrylic gouaches, water-solublecrayons and the wonderful Art Chunky’s. Bill will demonstrate ways ofdrawing that will expand your artistic skills and enable you to achievea higher expressive level. We will work from a live model.*

SA1212 Abstract Florals from Loose, 9am-12pmColorful Splatters

Instructor: Bob Burridge $115 + $13 kit fee = $128Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinPaint modern, loose abstract florals that sell like crazy. Learn the se-crets of Monet and others as you turn those colorful messes into hot,beautiful little gems. These are Burridge “daily warm-ups.” Playingwith wild, juicy colors, you will paint and learn to turn loose starts intolittle beauties. If you are looking for more fun in your boring floral, thisis for you! Burridge’s positive, fearless approach inspires everyone toloosen up and paint with endless possibilities. All levels. Bring your fa-vorite brushes. All materials provided.




SA1213 Cityscapes: Painting the 1pm-4pmUrban Scene

Instructor: Sean Dye $115 + $16 kit fee = $131Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinSean first explored the urban scene when he lived in The Hague in theNetherlands, and later while living in New York City. Learn how tocapture the excitement of urban architecture and depict crowd scenesin a fluid and stimulating, successful way. Look for Sean’s oil paintingvideo!!! Please bring sketches or reference photos.

SA1214 New Ways – Painting Better 1pm-4pmInstructor: Caroline Jasper $115 + $16 kit fee = $131Medium:Acrylics Skill level: Beginner - Intermediate – AdvancedSponsored by: HK HolbeinWhet your appetite for water and take the plunge! Enjoy the excitementof painting this fascinating subject. Instruction breaks down what tolook for and how to successfully capture water reflections, refractions,transparency and patterns. Learn color and method keys to makingwater sparkle, ripple or flow. Take home your own “wet” painting. Allmaterials provided.

SA1215 Yupo Embrace the 1pm-4pmChallenge…A Watercolor Sampler

Instructor: Carol Ann Sherman $115Medium:Watercolor on Yupo paper Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry’s ArtaramaWhether you are an experienced Yupo painter and want to improveyour skills or you have never seen it before and have heard how muchfun it is, this class will give you a lot of control and knowledge of cre-ating amazing work on this polypropylene surface.*

SA1216 Paint Windows on an 1pm-4pmItalian Storefront

Instructor: Karlyn Holman $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Winsor & Newton, CansonIt is always a challenge to try to give the feeling that light is coming fromwithin and that light is also reflecting off the glass. Start with cool colors toestablish the cast shadows and later layer on the warm colors. This tech-nique is always successful and gives a glowing vitality to your painting.*

SA1217 Waves and Waterfalls 1pm-8pmInstructor: David Dunlop $230Medium: Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Charvin, Matisse, LukasLearn how to create the reflections, translucence, and sparkle of waterin motion and stillness. The demonstrations will show you how to useyour paints not only on canvas and paper but also on alternative materi-als like gold leaf, Plexiglas and copper. Your instructor will provide vividdemonstrations in oil (on copper, gold leaf and canvas), acrylic, and wa-tercolor (on prepared paper) and he will provide personal instruction.*

SA1218 Watercolor Abstracts, 1pm-4pmUnleashing your Creative Mind

Instructor: Sterling Edwards $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry's ArtaramaThis workshop is for the artist who wants to make a bold statement inthe art world. It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or an experiencedpainter, you’ll find this workshop fun, inspiring, and packed full of usefultips for creating an abstract painting. Spend three hours with him as hediscusses and demonstrates his approach to designing an abstract andthen shows a multitude of watercolor techniques resulting in a finishedpainting that is contemplative and unique.*




SA1219 Beginning Expressive Figure 1pm-4pmDrawing with New Media and Methods

Instructor: Bill Buchman $115Medium:Mixed Media Skill level: AllSponsored by: Savoir-FaireLearn new and exciting ways to paint and draw the nude figure thatare easy, free flowing and fun. The emphasis will be on learning helpfuland accessible techniques with watercolors, acrylic gouaches, water-soluble crayons and the water-soluble Art Chunky’s as well as deep-fired chalks. Working with these materials will actually help you tolearn what drawing the nude is all about and enable you to achieve asurprisingly artistic and pleasing result without being too overly tech-nical. Bill will demonstrate ways of drawing that will expand yourartistic skills and enable you to achieve a higher expressive level.

SA1220 Loose and Juicy Landscapes 1pm-4pmInstructor: Bob Burridge $115 + $13 kit fee = $128Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinPaint with free rein and learn to run wild with looser landscape paint-ing. Learn how to use quick spontaneity and your own imagination formaximum effect! From multiple warm-up exercises using four basiccompositions to powerful panoramics, Burridge’s positive, fearless ap-proach inspires everyone to paint with endless possibilities. Manydemos, hands-on painting and loads of fun! All levels. Bring your fa-vorite brushes. All materials provided.

SA1221 Bring Life to Your Oil Painting 5pm-8pmUsing Complementary Colors

Instructor: Dick Ensing $115Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: CansonDick teaches a Five-Step Approach to oil painting in this informativethree hour class. He will give you the advantage of providing you witha canvas that has the first three steps completed for you! He will thenguide you through the two final stages. You will learn to bring life intoyour painting with added strokes using complementary colors to makeit more exciting. This method will give you an extra advantage in yourquest to create your masterpiece.*

SA1222 Paint a Bright Bowl of 5pm-8pmFruit in Watercolor

Instructor: Rocky Alexander $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jack Richeson & CompanyStudents will paint a cheerful bowl of fruit in a glass container, payingattention to glass reflections and shape, as well as colorful fruits! Thisis geared for beginners and intermediates, and students need to havetheir own pencils and erasers, watercolors, palettes, round brushes,and watercolor paper, preferably 11x15 (1/4 sheet). Rocky will bringchocolates to munch on and reference photos and still life setup.

SA1223 Painting a Pastel 5pm-8pmNorth Carolina Sunrise

Instructor: Brenda Mattson $115Medium: Pastel Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jack Richeson & CompanyUse this vibrant medium to create a visually stunning North CarolineSunrise. We will do an under wash with alcohol and pastel, then applyhard and soft pastel on top. Learn painting principles of value, color,form and space and how light affects each. Jack Richeson & Companywill provide you with their sanded paper and use of Unison and Riche-son’s three different types of pastel. This class is for all levels and willbe informative and a lot of fun!

SA1224 Visual Journals: Symbols, 5pm-8pmIcons, and Archetypes

Instructor: Eric Scott & David Modler $115Medium: Journaling Skill level: AllSponsored by: Strathmore PapersWhen we first began making art, we more than likely adopted and ap-propriated other people’s images and symbols. What do these symbolsand images mean to us if they come from someone else? Why still usethem if we have no personal connection to them? Now discover waysto use your own images to create personal symbols that covey specificmeaning for you, as you develop and create your own templates andstencils to use again and again. Uncover your complex issues and in-vent your own archetypal language full of personal relevance as youcreate richly layered and meaningful works. Bring images, memora-bilia, and other ephemera that will help you explore the symbolic na-ture of your life.*




SA1225 Yupo Figurative 5pm-8pmInstructor: Carol Ann Sherman $115Medium:Watercolor on Yupo paper Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry's ArtaramaFind some new and useful ideas on how to make your figure work lookfresh and have a personal flair. In this class Carol Ann will help youlearn to transfer an image from a photograph to the Yupo. Put a feel-ing of life, whimsy, emotion and motion into your figures. Paint, paletteand Yupo will be supplied along with some texturizing materials. *

SA1226 Painting a Mountain Waterfall 5pm-8pmInstructor: Tom Jones *AT RETAIL STORE* $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: CansonHave you ever stopped and sat near a waterfall and felt the peace comeover you and felt the energy and wished you could paint it? Join masterlandscape artist, Tom Jones as he teaches you an easy way to paint awaterfall that will make any American wilderness painting come alivewith action. This lesson will also give you a bonus with painting rocksand trees for a complete learning experience. *

SA1227 Master Dynamic Watercolor 5pm-8pmFlorals that Glow!

Instructor: Karen Vernon $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: AmpersandLearn how to accurately depict the clear luminous color in any type offlower with watercolor. In this hands-on class, learn basic floral paintingdesign techniques and discover how to achieve the most intense huesand color in your paintings. This year we will master the YELLOW ROSE.This class makes the most difficult floral subject matter very easy with afew simple tips and techniques. Go beyond the ordinary! All supplieswill be furnished.

SA1228 Silk Scarves – Dyeing with 5pm-8pmSharpie Markers

Instructor: Suzanne McNeill $115Medium: Silk Dyeing Skill level: AllSponsored by: Fox Chapel Publishing Be inspired! Decorate 3 fabulous boutique silk scarves in 3 hours. Thewhole process of dyeing silk with Sharpie markers is inspiring and sim-ple. When the magic ingredient is added, it is exciting to watch the col-orful inks run, blend and bleed... creating unexpected and beautifulexplosions of color. Enjoy experimenting with techniques - shibori,clips, tie-dye, rubber bands, and textures.*

SA1229 Capture Bright Sunlight and 5pm-8pmColorful Shadows for Painting that SingsInstructor: Judy Crane $115Medium: Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: Winsor & Newton, Fredrix CanvasWhat are the colors in the light and in the shadows? Learn to makethe shadow colors exciting as any other part of the painting. Avoidthose dark, dull, dead shadows and create a vibrant painting with sun-light and shadows. Judy will demonstrate and circulate to help stu-dents individually.*

SA1230 Encaustic and Pigment Sticks 5pm-8pmInstructor: Cynthia Winika $115Medium: Encaustic Skill level: AllSponsored by: R&F Encaustic This workshop will concentrate on the mixed media potential of en-caustic, combining it with buttery R&F Pigment Sticks. Learn about thebasics of encaustic, and the technical aspects of combining it with oilpaint. Then, using our encaustic panels as a wax ground, we will ex-plore using pigment sticks to fill inscribed line work, to capture de-bossed textures and patterns, to create an overall tone or glaze, and tomake direct drawings.*




SA1231 How to Simplify Complex Scenes 5pm-8pmInstructor:Mike Rooney $115Medium: Oil or Acrylics Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas Mike will show you how to simplify the most complicated scenes tomake a painting that has impact and is easily understood by the viewer.Painting this way will take the frustration out of complicated dock andurban scenes, as well as many other compositional challenges.*

SA1232 Semi-abstract Grapes 5pm-8pmInstructor: Karlyn Holman $115Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas Join the fun and blend realism and abstraction into an exciting andcreative watercolor. Bring your own watercolors and brushes. You willreceive a half-sheet of Arches 140# cold press paper, gauze, grapeleaves, images, glue and use of the iridescent sprays and stencils.*



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Workshop DescriptionsSunday November 11th

SU1201 Capturing a Likeness 9am-4pmin Portrait Painting

Instructor: James Sulkowski $230Medium: Oil Skill level: Intermediate/AdvancedSponsored by: SennelierJames will demonstrate and instruct each student individually in un-derstanding the concepts of creating a likeness every time. The studentwill also learn about color, flesh tones, shadow, form and also theplanes and structure of the head. Sign up early. This class is limited to12 students for one on one instruction!*

SU1202 Painting Animals in Watercolor 9am-4pmInstructor: Judi Betts, AWS $230Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas WatercolorsIt’s fun to paint animals – farm animals, zoo creatures or your pets!You may bring your own photos or sketches, if desired, or use otherreferences which Judi will have available. Judi will show you how tomake your animals more whimsical, how to use under-paintings to ani-mate color and create paintings which “glow." You’ll learn to use boldcolor for strength and color accents for visual vibration. You’ll be sur-prised to see some very unusual color-chords develop in your work.You will see why Judi calls her painting CREATIVE REALISM.*

SU1203 Big Beautiful Skies: 9am-12pmPainting with the Knife

Instructor: Sean Dye $115 + $16 kit fee = $131Medium:Water Soluble Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinCome to this workshop and discover how a sky can really make thelandscape. Sometimes the rest of the landscape can take a back seatto a dramatic colorful sky. Sean will lead the group with an excitingdemonstration of knife painting in Water-soluble oil color. Learn tech-niques that will improve your work from this award winning expert. Allmaterials will be supplied.

SU1204 Visual Journals: 9am-12pmTransitional Spaces

Instructor: David Modler & Eric Scott $115Medium: Journaling Skill level: AllSponsored by: StrathmoreIn this mixed media workshop learn to pay attention to those ideasthat keep coming back. Explore those concepts you obsess over andfind meaning within your compulsion to make certain marks or to usespecific media. Begin to figure out the things that you may be devotingenergy to by tapping into spontaneous acts of creating and by reflect-ing on your studio practice. Give into your compulsions and obsessionswithin the visual journal and use the journal as a rich field to growideas.*

SU1205 Heat Up that Yupo! 9am-12pmInstructor: Carol Ann Sherman $115Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllReady for a change of pace in your paintings? Come join Carol Ann toget the feeling of Watermedia on Yupo paper. The rich and thick consis-tency of the watermedia allows a successful layering of colors and pat-terns on this smooth crisp working surface. Painting with watercolorsenhanced with gouache is like painting with watercolors on steroids.*

SU1206 Soulful Character Paintings 9am-4pmin Watercolor

Instructor: Suzanna Winton $230Medium:Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas *AT RETAIL STORE*In this class you will learn how to capture the soul of your subject andlearn how to paint rich dark skin tones of your African American sub-ject. You will follow along with the instructor as she shows you step-by-step how to capture your subject's personality. You'll learn how toachieve glowing skin tones with a layering process using a limitedpalette. The drawing and photo will be provided by the instructor. Theinstructor will be around for lots of individual attention.




SU1207 Combine Acrylic Lines 9am-4pm& Watercolor for Exciting Texture

Instructor: Karlyn Holman $230Medium:Watercolor with Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Winsor & Newton, CansonMixing acrylic lines and non-traditional watercolor is one way to cap-ture the excitement and vibrancy of these zebras. The lesson will startwith wet-into-wet under painting using colors that move very little inwater. We will draw the lines with abandon using the gutta bottlefilled with black acrylic paint but the real fun comes when you paintthese zebras in your own interpretive color. This approach is an excit-ing idea that can be interpreted into any subject. Karlyn will provideindividual help so you can go home with a beautiful matted painting.*

SU1208 Leap from the Norm – 9am-12pmPASTELS on Canvas!

Instructor: Diana Coidan $115Medium: Pastel Skill level: Beginners to IntermediateSponsored by: Uneeda Enterprises, Sennellier, Jerry’s Artarama Award-winning pastelist, Diana Coidan, will introduce you to an alter-native from paper to canvas demonstrating the use of water to blendover the pastels with a brush and/or fingers in a few simple proce-dures. You will feel like you are working in watercolor medium withyour pastels. Come experiment your chalk pastels applied on canvasand be very surprised of your result. You will be glad you did! We willstart with an introduction to this “adventure”, demonstration of tech-niques, followed by a demo, with participants being guided throughtheir individual painting from start to finish.

SU1209 Sunrise Sunset 9am-4pmInstructor: David Dunlop $230Medium: Oil, Acrylics or Watercolor Skill level: AllSponsored by: Charvin, Matisse, LukasDiscover how to render skies in the tender light of dawn and the pag-eant of sunset through demonstrations in oil, acrylic and watercolor.Learn how to glaze, multi-layer and mix your colors to catch the fleet-ing effects of moving clouds and ephemeral light. He will show youhow past masters created luminous sunsets and sunrises from Turnerand Rembrandt to the Impressionists, to contemporary artists experi-menting with new combinations of new materials and techniques.*

SU1210 Color and Light in Acrylics 9am-12pmInstructor: Ken Muenzenmayer $115Medium:Acrylics Skill level: AllSponsored by: Ampersand, GoldenLearn the Muenzenmayer Method of painting with acrylics, whichcombines the transparency of watercolor, the luminosity of oils, andthe softness of pastels. Discover the luminous qualities you canachieve with acrylics through the layering of colors with washes anddrybrush techniques. Let Ken’s thirty years of experience help you ex-pand your own painting technique and style. All supplies provided.

SU1211 Unlocking the Six Secrets 9am-4pmof Great Landscape Painting

Instructor: Dan Nelson $230Medium:Oil, Acrylic, Pastel Skill level: Beginners - IntermediateSponsored by: Charvin, Lukas, MungyoDon’t be left wondering how to construct a captivating landscape.These secrets are not only key, so is their order. Students will learn thestep-by-step thought process that results in landscapes that turnheads: Focused Light, Intentional Composition, Rich Texture, InvitingPerspective, Balanced Color, Believable Objects.*

SU1212 The Cape Cod 9am-4pmUnderpainting Method

Instructor: Mike Rooney $230Medium: Oil or Acrylics Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas Oils and AcrylicTo have colorful paintings you have to start them that way. In thisworkshop Mike Rooney, one of North Carolina's top plein-air (outdoor)instructors, will show you how to lay down pure color from the start, inthe Cape Cod School of Art tradition, used by such well known artistsas Camille Przewodek, Peggi Kroll Roberts and Susan Sarback. This im-itates the shimmering effect that light has on objects that Impression-ists have tried to capture since Monet. There will be a demo by Mike,and tons of hands on painting by students. This class will revolutionizeyour painting! *



Workshop DescriptionsSunday November 11th

SU1213 Wow Your Next Painting with 9am-12pmGoof-Proof Color Combos and CompositionsInstructor: Bob Burridge $115 + $13 kit fee = $128Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: HK HolbeinPaint today with renewed confidence using new, exciting color combi-nations and design compositions with acrylic paint. Using Burridge’s 4Cs - Content, Color, Composition and Commitment - you will learnhow to paint an ordinary subject with these quick-focus techniques,turning your painting into a WOW. All levels. Bring your favoritebrushes. Materials and handouts provided.

SU1214 Print into Painting 1pm-4pmInstructor: Phil Garrett $115Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Golden Artist ColorsIn this workshop we are going to explore the ease of use and versatil-ity of Golden Open acrylics. These acrylic paints have a binder thatstays wet and workable allowing us to create a monotype print on ragpaper and an a la prima painting on an Ampersand panel in the shortspace of three hours. This is going to be fun! All paints and mediumsprovided by Golden Artist Colors.*

SU1215 Color Confidence! 1pm-4pmInstructor: Kimberlee Maselli $115Medium:Acrylic or Oil Skill level: AllSponsored by: Lukas, CharvinLearn what every artist needs to know about color. Say “good-bye” tomud and find out how to create rich, dynamic color every time. Under-stand terms such as pigment, hues, value, intensity, temperature, andopacity. Through exercises you’ll develop confidence in your colorchoices and create a useful palette strategy for any type of painting.No supply list! Everything will be provided for you!

SU1216 Fun Portraits on Yupo 1pm-4pmInstructor: Carol Ann Sherman $115Medium:Watermedia on Yupo Skill level: AllSponsored by: Jerry’s ArtaramaRelax and enjoy while you learn to bring your image to life with water-media on Yupo. Carol Ann will focus on building your portrait paintingskills while being mindful of color, composition and line. Life paintingsdon’t have to be static. Learn how to layout and execute your paintingand make it come to life with a dreamy creamy opaque richness.*

SU1217 Seductive Encaustic 1pm-4pmTechniques with Acrylic

Instructor: Patti Brady $115Medium:Acrylic Skill level: AllSponsored by: Golden Artist ColorsThat lovely translucent and mysterious look of wax…yes, we can cre-ate that with acrylic! No extra hot plates, no ventilation...just yourbasic acrylic gels and paints. Learn how to incorporate that wax likelook on your mixed media pieces, and your paintings! We will makeseveral recipes, that give different surfaces, and depth and color. AllGolden paints and materials will be provided.*

SU1218 Skies and Water in Acrylics 1pm-4pmInstructor: Ken Muenzenmayer $115Medium:Acrylics Skill level: AllSponsored by: Ampersand, GoldenKen Muenzenmayer is known for his powerful rendition of skies andsunsets and his treatment of water and reflections. Working withacrylics you will learn to recognize the colors that bring life to theevening skies and depth to the water’s surface. All supplies provided.





SU1219 Make More $$ - 1pm-4pmthe 10 Must-Do’s to Sell your Paintings

Instructor: Bob and Kate Burridge $115Medium: Lecture Skill level: AllNot selling your artwork? Find out what you're doing wrong and howto fix it in this mini workshop. The Burridge's will answer your ques-tions, listen to your problems and share their creative solutions! "Dothis! ... not that," is the focus of this course, all geared to help you bea successfully selling artist. Topics included: How to photograph yourartwork, write great artist statements, put together a winning portfo-lio, pricing, copyright law, how to find and keep the perfect gallery, andmuch, much more.



Meet the InstructorsArt of the Carolinas 2012

Rocky Alexanderwww.nicolestudio.comRocky has been a watercolor instructorsince 1985 in both CO and NC, andoils with palette knife since 2004. Herlove of gardening and pond tending(she’s a registered landscape architect)has inspired her vibrantly hued paint-ings of florals, Koi fish and landscapesin both water colors and oils. She isthe recipient of numerous awards and

has been a part of group and solo shows in CO, LA, GA and NC.She is a signature member of WSNC and shows at Nicole's Studioand Artspace in Raleigh and Nature of Art in Holly Springs.Rocky’s Workshops: TH1218, SA1222

Judi BettsJudi Betts NWS, AWS, has authored twoaward-winning books: Watercolor…Let’s Think About It! (5th printing) andPAINTING…a Quest toward Xtraordi-nary (5 awards). Internationally recog-nized, she’s an experienced painterwith over 125 awards in traditional wa-tercolor and experimental techniques.Judi’s paintings are featured in morethan 35 books (5 in North Light’s

SPLASH series) and she received the 2000 Louisiana Governor’sAward for Professional Artist. Creating watercolors that “sparkle” isher trademark; “magical shapes” are her specialty.Judi’s Workshops: FR1202, SA1202, SU1202

Patti BradyPatti Brady - Patti Brady is the WorkingArtist Program Director for GoldenArtist Colors. She has developed a cur-riculum for acrylic classes for artistsand art educators. Patti currently hastrained and manages 42 national andinternational artists for the GoldenWorking Artist Program in the US,Canada, Korea, France, Austria, Spain,Mexico and the Netherlands. In 2004

and 2006 she traveled to Japan for Golden Artist Colors to lectureat Universities in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto.Her paintings and prints have been exhibited nationally and reviewedby the New York Times. She has exhibited at the Brand Library, Glen-dale, CA, Arch Gallery, Chicago, IL, Mills College, Oakland and U.C.Berkeley CA., Greenville Museum, Lander College and University ofSouth Carolina, Furman University and the Governor’s School.Her work is in Greenville County Museum’s collection, The Contem-porary Collection of MUSC in Charleston, SC (the largest collectionof contemporary South Carolina on permanent display), and in TheMark Coplan Collection at the South Carolina State Museum andCounty Bank. She was the recipient of the South Carolina Arts Com-mission Fellowship in 2007. One visual artist is chosen each year.Patti was Chair of the Greenville Open Studios project for 2002-2005. She was awarded the Distinguished Volunteer to Influencethe Visual Arts for her work in this community effort.The Artist’s Magazine published an extensive article that featuresher unique relationship with the acrylic medium, and an in-depthinterview on her influences. July/August 2007.Patti Brady is the author of Rethinking Acrylic: Radical Solutions forExploiting The World's Most Versatile Medium (for F&W Publica-tions) covering contemporary uses of acrylic.Patti’s Workshops: TH1212, SU1217

Bill Buchmanwww.figuredrawing.orgBill Buchman, an internationally repre-sented American artist is on the facultyof the Ringling College - Longboat KeyCenter for the Arts, Longboat Key, FL.Before moving in 2001 to Sarasota,where he has his studio, Bill lived andworked as an artist for twenty years inEurope, primarily in Copenhagen andParis.

Accomplished as artist and educator, Bill gives workshops aroundthe country on both abstract painting and figure drawing and hasmade popular educational DVD’s on both of these subjects. In con-junction with his teaching Bill is sponsored by Savoir Faire, leadingimporter of the finest European art materials. His innovative newbook, “Expressive Figure Drawing”, published by Watson-Guptill/Random House, has just been released and is now widelyavailable. He studied painting and drawing with renowned teacherVictor D’Amico at the Museum of Modern Art’s Institute of ModernArt, East Hampton, NY and also with leading American figurativepainter Fletcher Martin at the Albany Institute of Art, in Albany, NY.Bill attended Cornell University, School of Fine Arts and Boston Uni-versity, School of Liberal Arts and has a Bachelor’s Degree and aMaster’s Degree in music from the New England Conservatory ofMusic. Buchman’s brightly colored spontaneous abstractions andhis expressive figure drawings may be seen in private and publiccollections in Denmark, Sweden, England and the US.Bill is also an accomplished jazz pianist and composer, a writer offilm music, poetry, and children’s stories and a photographer too. Bill says, of his work, “Harmony is my keynote. Ideas from the realmof music are my main source of inspiration. At the same time, abroad spectrum of ideas and techniques of European Modernism ofthe early 20th century, the artistic philosophy and methods of Chi-nese and Japanese painting, as well as Renaissance and Classicalconcepts all provide some bearings for the ongoing voyage. Bill’s Workshops: TH1227, FR1212, FR1220, SA1211,

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Bob Burridgerobertburridge.comRobert Burridge is a painter in allmedia, national juror, college and in-ternational workshop instructor and isthe Honorary President of the Interna-tional Society of Acrylic Painters. A Sig-nature Member of both thePhiladelphia Water Color Society andISAP, his honors include the presti-gious Crest Medal for Achievement in

the Arts and the Franklin Mint awards, and was recently invited tohave a solo exhibit of his abstract paintings at the San Luis ObispoMuseum of Art. His work is featured in many books and maga-zines, on Starbucks Coffee mugs, Pearl Vodka bottles and on eightcommercial tapestries. His popular work hangs in permanent col-lections of international embassies, corporate galleries, art col-leges as well as television and the entertainment industry.Burridge’s country studio is located on California’s central coast inSan Luis Obispo County.Bob’s Workshops: TH1213, FR1213, FR1221, SA1212,SA1220, SU1213, SU1219


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Kate Burridgerobertburridge.comKate Burridge, a career manager for Vi-sual Arts professionals, has over 25years experience in international mar-keting, promotion, and professionalpresentations. Besides managing herhusband Bob Burridge’s art career, Kateis also an author, lecturer and consult-ant to a long list of art associations andagencies in the United States. Kate de-

veloped “Art Marketing: The Business of Selling Your Art,” an eight-week course that she and Robert Burridge teach at Allan HancockCollege in Santa Maria, California. She also authored “News Re-leases: Getting the Media to Work for You,” published by Art Cal-endar Magazine. Kate and Bob have written for Art Calendarmagazine, Fine Arts Magazine and the ISAP (International Societyof Acrylic Painters) Newsletter. She currently is a writer and editorof the Burridges' free art newsletter, The ArtsyFartsy News. Sheruns her own business as an Artists’ Advisor and is on the Board ofthe ISAP as their Marketing Director. Robert Burridge Studio, 1451Paseo Ladera Lane, Arroyo Grande, California 93420.Kate’s Workshops: SU1219

Diana Coidanwww.judycrane.comPainting at an early age, Diana can’tremember when she wasn’t an artist.A native of Pittsburgh, PA, she hasresided in Raleigh since 1982. A Busi-ness College graduate, Diana retiredfrom Office Administration in 1996 topursue her love for art full time. Self-taught and creating artwork in oil,acrylic, and watercolor mediums, she

“fell in love” with pastels after an experimental workshop in thisdry medium. This, she feels is her most expressive medium towork in, which is evident in her photorealistic works. Diana hasan unconscious attraction to blue and is known for her strikinglyrealistic works capturing the spectacular sky and seaports. Shehas traveled extensively outside the United States with opportuni-ties to photograph many cloud formations and ports in France forher main subject matter. Recognized by many well known jurors in local, regional, state,and national level exhibitions, Diana has been awarded numerousplace and purchase awards for pastels. Her work can be found inprivate and corporate permanent art collections in the Raleighand Pittsburgh areas. With nineteen solo shows to her credits sheadditionally completed four commissioned wall murals along withseminar and brochure illustrations. She was selected for the Bestof State and National Artists Book receiving an Honorable Men-tion for one of her pastels. Diana conducts workshops in pastelsat Jerry’s Artarama, Raleigh, and at Nicole’s Studio & Art Gallery inRaleigh on a continuing basis.A member of the Pastel Society of North Carolina, Watercolor So-ciety of North Carolina, Fine Arts League of Cary, Sertoma ParkArtists Association, Carteret County Arts Coalition, and the VisualArt Exchange, Diana’s work can be found at Nicole’s Studio & ArtGallery, Raleigh, Mattie King Davis Gallery, Beaufort, Arts n’Things, Morehead City, Chambers Art, Raleigh, and the CaryGallery of Artists, Cary.Diana’s Workshops: FR1223, SU1208

Judy Cranewww.judycrane.comJudy is an avid oil painter, plein airpainter, and workshop instructor.She has been a full time professionalartist for over 20 years.She has studied with many wonderfulpainters like Kevin McPherson, CamillePrzewodek, and Susan Sarback, andseveral of the Plein Air Painters ofAmerica. All of these artist instructors

have influenced her work and helped to shape her into the artistand teacher she is today. In her teaching she tries to impart toher students what she has learned from the many instructors thatshe has studied with over many years. Judy is generous with herknowledge and strives to help each student individually as muchas possible. She teaches a plein air style that is quick and yet de-liberate. The focus is on shape, value, color and design. Her work-shops “loosen up” the “tight” painter, placing emphasis on whatis really important in a painting rather than the details. She has ateaching DVD, “Reflections of Nature,” that is available.She has traveled and painted in “plein air” on location in France,Italy, Spain, Portugal, and many areas of the US. She paints in amanner that lets the viewer see the subject as the eye sees ascene, not in photographic focus, but with atmosphere and depthof field. She captures the sophisticated; lush colors of nature andof our man made environment, and presents them in a believableand exciting way. For the observer her work conveys a feeling of“being there.”Her works are included in many corporate collections, includingSAS Institute, Glaxo Smith Klein, Duke University Medical Center,and Progress Energy. Her paintings are also featured in numeroushospitals, hotels and banks as well as many private collections.Judy’s Workshops: TH1225, FR1231, SA1229

Joseph DiGiuliodigiuliostudios.comJoseph DiGiulio - is a professional ab-stract painter and cancer survivor fromRaleigh, NC. He is the Educational Ac-counts Manager and Executive Artistfor Jerry’s Artarama. In 2006, Josephtraveled to Sydney, Australia to helpdevelop a range of fine artist acryliccolor for Matisse Derivan. Since thenhe offers free online art lessons and

produced seven DVD’s that highlight his teaching skills in abstractpainting and product usage. In 2008 he traveled to SouthernFrance, testing out another paint line, Charvin Oil Colour.Trained in Art Education at East Carolina University, DiGiulioworked in the textile screen printing industry until the early1990’s. His self owned printing business catered to clients such asPhillip Morris, Pepsi Cola, Adidas and Banana Republic. He is alsoon the Merchandising Advisory Board for East Carolina University.Joseph holds numerous awards, such as the SAS Institute Pur-chase Award, and has recent installations at the Raleigh DukeHospital and PNC Plaza building in downtown Raleigh. His latestpieces are large-scale abstract acrylic paintings that reflect his useof color, line, shape and texture. His art takes on the expression ofcolor and dynamics that capture the success of his cancer recov-ery and the essence of his travels.DiGiulio has juried many scholastic art completions in recent yearsfor the Visual Art Exchange in Raleigh and was one of the two jurorsfor the K-12 category for art at the 2008 North Carolina State Fair.Joseph’s Workshops: FR1207, FR1218, SA1207



David Dunlopwww.landscapesthroughtime.comDavid Dunlop is a modern-day oldmaster whose luminous landscapesdraw from both Renaissance tech-niques and contemporary science. Hispaintings have been shown interna-tionally and are held in the collectionsof major corporations including AetnaInsurance, Citibank, Colgate Palmolive,Delta Airlines, GE Capital Corporation,

IBM, Mobil and more. Galleries and institutions have grantedDavid solo shows since 1981. 2010’s first is “A Closer Look” atSilvermine Guild Arts Center, New Canaan, CT. 2009 shows in-cluded “City Collaborations,” Laura Barton’s Gallery,Westport,CT;“Landscapes & Cityscapes,” White Gallery, Lakeville,CT; “Sources of Inspiration,” Weatherburn Gallery, Naples, FL; “NYC Viewpoints & CT Scenes” and “ NYC SoHo,” Susan PowellFine Art, Madison, CT; and “LUSH (color),” Gallery of Contempo-rary Art at Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT. 2008 shows in-cluded “ Oil Paintings on 23K Gold Leaf, Aluminum, Steel &Copper,” Attic Gallery, Portland, OR; “Landscapes Through Time,”Weatherburn Gallery, Naples, FL; “The City and the Sea,” Lily PadGallery, Watch Hill, RI, and “Solo Exhibition,” The Southern Ver-mont Arts Center, Manchester, VT.In 2007, David Dunlop and his son Max Dunlop won the Reving-ton Arthur Award at the 58th Annual Art of the Northeast. In2004, David won the Jens Risom Award at the same competition,adding further to his shelf of awards. In 2000, David was chosenby New York City to paint a fiberglass cow for the Cow Parade. His cow, one of the few chosen to be auctioned, was located at48th Street and Avenue of the Americas. David’s work has beenreviewed extensively and he has been featured in The New York Times.David’s Workshops: SA1217, SU1209

Sean Dyewww.seandyestudio.comAward winning Artist Sean Dye re-ceived his MFA from Pratt Institute. Heteaches painting at the University ofVermont, conducts popular workshopsthroughout North America. His workhas appeared in The Artists Magazine,Pastel Artist International, Interna-tional Artist, and The Pastel Journal.He is a member of Pastel Society of

America and Vermont Pastel Society (founder) and has judgedseveral import exhibitions. His works hang in many private andcorporate collections as well as commercial galleries. His book TheMixed-Media Sourcebook was released by Watson-Guptill in2004. He also authored Painting with Water Soluble Oils. Many ofhis paintings are featured in Caroline Jasper’s book Powercolor.His work also appears in North Light's book Painting the Ele-ments: Weather Effects in Oil, Acrylic and Watercolor. His first DVD,Palette Knife Landscape, was released in 2005. His new DVD, SeanDye’s Easy Steps to Oil Painting was released in spring 2009. He isreleasing a new series of DVD’s in 2012 on Pastel, Oil, Oil Pasteland Mixed-media with Burning Oak Studios.Sean’s Workshops: FR1203, FR1214, SA1203,

SA1213, SU1203

Sterling Edwardswww.sterlingedwards.comSterling Edwards is a contemporarywatercolor master with an extraordi-nary ability to translate his thoughtsinto expressive and often abstractpaintings. Predominantly self taught,Sterling has run the gauntlet of paint-ing styles, from photorealsim to totalabstraction. Believing that there is abalance in the middle, he has devel-

oped an expressive style of painting that interprets everydayscenes and objects in a way that invites the viewer to expandtheir imagination and see the world as Sterling sees it.This maturity of style and daring to be original has earned Sterlingthe respect of his peers and art aficionados throughout the world.These qualities, combined with his ever growing popularity as aninstructor, has contributed to his successful watercolor workshopsthroughout the United States and Canada.Sterling’s Workshops: TH1210, TH1215, FR1210,FR1219, SA1209, SA1218

Dick Ensingwww.dickensingartist.comDick Ensing, owner of the Dutchman’sLoft studio, paints in the tradition ofthe French impressionist. With CadesCove and the surrounding countrysideas his inspiration; Dick says, "land-scape painting in the Great SmokyMountains is a real experience, be-cause the light in the mountains is fil-tered by the atmosphere, causing the

colors to have a prismatic effect. This creates a mood that capti-vates the feeling and beauty of Gods’ awesome power.” As the5th generation grandson of the legendary Dutch painter AdrianVanDer Werf (1659-1722), Dick values his heritage, as Adrian wasthe most famous painter of his day and achieved a high level ofacademic perfection in all his work, even surpassing Rembrandt,who died when Adrian was 10 yrs. old. Dick has studied art withRobert Brackman, Madison Ct., William Schultz , Lenox Mass.,Herb Abrams, Washington Ct., and portraiture with Illona Ross,Smithkin, N.Y. He has taught art at Arrowmount School of Art,Walters State College, and given workshops at many colleges andart leagues. Presently Dick does workshops for Jerry's Artarama,Cheapjoes Art Supplies and the Dutchmans Loft. Dick, his wife, Pat,and son, Curt, have adopted The Great Smoky Mtns. as their home.Dick’s Workshops: TH1216, FR1222, SA1221

Phil GarrettPhil Garrett did his undergraduatework at the University of South Car-olina, and the Honolulu Academy,studying under Gabor Peterdi. He re-ceived his BFA at the San Francisco ArtInstitute in 1974. His work is in nu-merous public and private collections,including the SC State Museum,Greenville County Museum and theState Collections of South Carolina

and Hawaii. He is represented by Hodges-Taylor Gallery, Char-lotte, North Carolina, and IF ART in Columbia South Carolina. Hehas completed numerous artists’ residencies, taught painting,mural painting, printmaking, and watercolor, in Museum Schoolsand educational programs in the Southeast. He joined the GoldenArtist Colors Working Artist Program 13 years ago, and teachesacrylic painting in numerous venues. His prints and paintings arein public and private collections in the USA, Europe and Japan. InOctober 2005, 2006 and 2007 he lectured and taught workshopson acrylic painting methods in art schools in the cities of Osaka,Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto and Fukuoka, Japan sponsored by GoldenArtist Colors and Turner Company of Osaka. His work will be fea-tured in 100 Artists from The South by Ashley Rooney and pub-lished by Shiffer in early 2013.Phil’s Workshops: TH1202, SU1214




Kathie Georgewww.kathiegeorge.comKathie George, known for her friendly,informative and energetic approach toteaching, has been a popular work-shop instructor for over 20 years. Sheenjoys working in many differentmedia, saying that moving from oneto another keeps her work fresh andalive.Kathie was a finalist in Artist Maga-

zine's 2001 and 2006 competitions, and her work was featured intheir 2001 and 2003 Limited Edition Calendars, as well as Splash11 and Splash 12. She has authored 4 watercolor books and is asignature member of the Ohio Watercolor Society and Florida Wa-tercolor Society. Kathie is represented by Dovetail Gallery in EggHarbour, Wisconsin and her work is featured in the April 2001issue of American Artist and the August 2005 issue of ArtistSketchbook magazine. Visit her Web site: www.kathiegeorge.comKathie’s Workshops: TH1211, FR1211, SA1210

Pierre GuidettiPierre Guidetti - Co-owner, CEO andfounder of Savoir Faire, art supply spe-cialist for 30 years, he has workedwith some of the most famous con-temporary artists in the world. Pierrehas been invited to be a part of manypanel discussions as well as lecturedat: the National Gallery, Art Instituteof Chicago, Pennsylvania Art Academy,New York Art Student League, San

Francisco Art Institute, Scottsdale School of Art, UCLA, and SCAD.He has contributed to books and articles on art techniques andmaterials. Most recently, he has been the driving force behind anew book on the history of Sennelier, to be released during theSummer of 2012. Pierre’s Workshops: TH1228

Karlyn Holmanwww.karlynholman.comKarlyn Holman has had a studio-gallery for over 41 years and enjoys afull schedule of teaching workshopsand painting in her studio.Karlyn's watercolor paintings reflect aspecial kind of exuberance for her na-tive area of Lake Superior and her trav-els around the world. Her paintings

could be described as realism based on abstract structure.She has illustrated five children's picture books. She has writtenthree books on watercolor techniques, Watercolor- The Spirit ofSpontaneity, Watercolor Fun and Free, and Searching for the ArtistWithin. Karlyn has taught on location in England, Italy, Norway,Sweden, Russian, Guatemala, Greece, France, Portugal, Austria,Yucatan, China, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, Bulgaria,Switzerland, and on three cruises in the Caribbean.She has an MA in Art from the University of Wisconsin and hastaught at the college level for ten years. She makes her home inWashburn, Wisconsin.Karlyn’s Workshops: SA1216, SA1232, SU1207

Caroline Jasperwww.carolinejasper.comContemporary Impressionist CarolineJasper’s paintings are “always aboutthe light," says the artist. "It can dram-atize any ordinary place or thing." Redis her trademark. Each of her colorfullandscape, water, or still life scenes be-gins on red ground, which serves to in-vigorate visual interaction againstloosely applied color marks.

A recognized colorist, Jasper authored books “POWERCOLOR-Master Color Concepts for All Media”, and “Painters’ Guide andColor Manual”, the DVD “COLOR MOVES-Painting Water WithOils”, and is also featured in Sean Dye’s book, “Painting WithWater Soluble Oils”. She has been featured in periodicals such asFocus Santa Fe, Northlight Magazine, Artists’ Magazine, Décor,and American Artist Magazine, including her article, “I See Red”.A Maryland Institute College of Art MFA, Jasper has thirty plusyears of teaching experience during which she has been highschool art department chair, Maryland College of Art and DesignAdmissions Advisory Board member, exhibition juror, gallery andcollege lecturer. Her paintings have been acclaimed in juriedshows and gallery and museum exhibitions throughout the UnitedStates. She currently delivers workshops in expo and independentvenues nationwide. Jasper’s paintings are held in corporate andprivate collections internationally. Galleries in Arizona, Texas, andVermont represent her work.Caroline’s Workshops: TH1204, FR1204, FR1215,SA1204, SA1214

Tom Joneswww.tomjonesartist.comA resident of Central Florida, Tom hasbeen commissioned by governmentagencies, corporations, environmentalgroups, clubs, and private collectors. Inanswer to popular demand, he typi-cally produces his watercolor land-scapes in a series of three or fivepaintings around a specific theme.His art can be found internationally in

many private and corporate collections, including commissionedpaintings displayed in the Florida State Capital Building, Walt Dis-ney World Corporation, Marriott Corporation, Omni Corporation,and Museums. Tom's work has been featured in many books andon magazine covers as well as posters and brochures.Tom shares his passion for art and love of nature with students ofvarying skill levels through international workshops, demonstra-tions, and instructional DVDs.Tom’s Workshops: TH1221, FR1206, FR1227, SA1226

Linda Kempwww.mergetel.comA full time artist, Linda Kemp fre-quently instructs and lectures at na-tional symposiums and watercolourworkshops throughout Canada, TheUnited States and The UK. She wasthe recipient of the 2005 Woman ofDistinction Award for Arts and Cultureand in 2008 received the AJ CassonMedal for Outstanding Achievement

in Watercolour, the top award for the Canadian Society of Paintersin Watercolour National Juried Exhibition.Linda is internationally recognized for her unique contemporary wa-tercolours and innovative use of negative painting. She is the authorof Watercolor Painting Outside the Lines - A Positive Approach toNegative Painting (North Light pub.) and the accompanying video(Teaching Art Videos) by the same title. Her paintings have been featured in Twenty Wonders, AmericanArtist Magazine, Watercolor Magic, International Artist, Waterme-dia Focus, Palette Magazine and The Watercolour Gazette.Linda’s Workshops: TH1205, FR1205, FR1216, SA1205



Michael KirkMichael Kirk is an artist/professor atParsons The New School for Design,NYC and Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, whohas been teaching silk screen as wellas other print related classes for over30 years. He exhibits his work widelyand has worked to develop prints withother leading artists. Michael is recog-nized as one of the premier screen-printing experts in the nation.

Artist / Printmaker. MFA: Pratt Institute, NY. Awards: NY Founda-tion for the Arts, ED Foundation; Cameret Sur Mer, France Resi-dency; Lofoton, Norway Residency. Selected Exhibitions: Gimpeland Weitzenhoffer Gallery, NYC; Cork Gallery, Lincoln Center, NYC;The Print Club, Philadelphia, PA; Instituto Cultural PeruanoNorteamericano, Lima, Peru; Norske Grafikere, Oslo, Norway. Se-lected Collections: The Brooklyn Museum, NY; Philadelphia Mu-seum of Art, PA; Library of Congress, Smithsonian Institute,Washington,DC; National Museum of Art, Washington, DC; Munic-ipal Council, Moracado, Venezuela.Michael’s Workshops: FR1230

Camille LaPointe-Lyonswww.camillelapointelyons.comCamille LaPointe-Lyons - Camille hasworked as an art instructor and illus-trator for more than twenty years.Currently she teaches painting and il-lustration courses at the Academy ofArt University in San Francisco and isthe Resident Artist for Savoir-Faire. Atthis time, she is illustrating an histori-cal novel, providing illustrations for a

public school program and developing an acrylic painting book.Her passion for learning and creating art began as a small child.She has earned a BFA from California College of the Arts, a Sec-ondary Teacher’s Credential from California State University, anMFA in progress from the Academy of Art University, Graduatestudies in Humanities at Dominican University, and summer stud-ies from the University of Valencia, Spain.Camille’s artwork has been published in American Artist Drawingand Watercolor Magazines. In 2008, she wrote a monthly articlefor American Artist online Magazine titled: ”Ask the Expert”where she answered technical questions for artists in all media.She has exhibited and offered painting workshops nation-wideand Europe.Camille’s Workshops: TH1217, FR1234

Kimberlee Masellikimberleemaselli.comKimberlee Maselli's artwork exploresa wide range of subject matter, with astrong focus on landscapes, coastaland woodland scenes. Her love of thenatural beauty of the countryside, thevibrancy of the city and the tranquilityof the sea is clearly reflected in herworks. Her bold brushstrokes, paletteknife texture and vibrant use of color

leads the eye into her paintings and the viewer is invited to ex-plore the subtle complexities and unfolding narrative.Kimberlee’s paintings are regularly juried into national and inter-national competitions, and she has received numerous awards forher work. Her work has been published in Art Collector, AmericanArtist, Acrylic Artist, Natural Awakenings and ArtSee magazineand can also be found in the corporate collections of DukeRaleigh Hospital, Bowe Group, Capital Bank, UNC School of Nurs-ing, Chroma, Glenaire, Daler-Rowney, Capitol Financial Solutions,and SoftWorks Innovations.A popular workshop instructor in both oils and acrylics, Maselli of-fers classes throughout the year. As a Chroma Teaching Artist shehas been pivotal in helping professional artists and university stu-dents learn how to use this exciting new type of acrylic. She re-cently produced two new instructional videos for Daler-Rowneyand has been leading and organizing creativity retreats for thepast 10 years. Kimberlee actively participates in the community tohelp foster the arts and is on several Executive Boards.Kimberlee’s Workshops: TH1219, FR1225, SU1215

Brenda Mattsonwww.brendamattson.comFrom the moment Brenda's grandfa-ther gave her a set of oil paints, at theage of eight, she has dreamed of be-coming a great artist. She was able tokeep the dream, even through the de-tours life can throw at you. The needto learn and improve was, and still is,strong enough to keep that desireburning.

Brenda is noted for her extraordinary ability to excel at portraits,landscapes, florals and animals with a realism that many can onlydream of. Brenda works in a variety of mediums from pencil, softpastels, oil, encaustic and clay to name a few. She has embracedphotography, which is especially useful in her travels.Mattson is active in promoting art through the many organiza-tions she belongs to and through teaching workshops across theU.S. and abroad. Brenda's students enjoy her "hands on" teachingapproach. She wants each student to identify and develop theirown style. She shares what she has learned about light, shadows,color, composition, foreground, background, detail and techniquesto help nurture that style. Teaching allows Brenda to meet peopleand travel, two things she enjoys as much as painting.Brenda is a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America,exhibition chairperson for the International Association of PastelSocieties, a member of the Portrait Society of America, historianfor the Great Lakes Pastel Society, member of the SouthwestFlorida Society, the Salmagundi Club of NYC and the Art Alliance.Brenda has been published in many books and art magazines, herwork is displayed in several art galleries and her name is used topromote some of her favorite art supplies.Brenda’s Workshops: TH1220, FR1226, SA1223



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Paul McCormackwww.mccormackstudios.comPaul W. McCormack was born in Rah-way, New Jersey in 1962. He receivedhis formal art training at DuCretSchool of the Arts where he later be-came a faculty member. Sharing hisknowledge on the fine art of portrai-ture, he has also been on the facultiesof the New Jersey Center for the Vi-sual Arts, the Somerset Art Associa-

tion, and the Newark Museum.Displaying equal skill and depth with his works in both oils andwatercolors, he has exhibited widely with various establishments;these include the National Arts Club (NYC), the Salmagundi Club(NYC), the American Watercolor Society, the Montclair Arts Mu-seum (NJ), the Noyes Museum (NJ) and the Butler Institute ofAmerican Art (OH). Mr. McCormack is also an elected member ofthe Allied Artists of America, the NJ Watercolor Society and theHudson Valley Art Association.Paul resides in the Hudson Valley with his wife and eternal museKaren, son Daniel, and daughter Abigail Rose. He also shares hishome with one slightly deranged yellow lab, an obese black cat,various fish of questionable species, two praying mantids, a vocalalpha-goose, several subordinate ducks, and an overwhelminglylarge PEZ dispenser collection. For additional information and toview more of Paul's work visit his personal website:www.paulwmccormack.com.Paul’s Workshops: TH1208, FR1208, SA1208

Suzanne McNeillblog.suzannemcneill.comSuzanne McNeill-Sparks is dedicatedto creativity. Her award-winningpaintings are known for happy colors,imaginative Zentangle® details, andcreative inspiration. Suzanne’s expres-sive paintings have been referred toas ‘Happy Art’. She was voted ‘De-signer of the Year’ by the Craft &Hobby association, has a degree in art

from SMU and has authored over 20 books. You can contact herat [email protected]. Or visit her blog atwww.blog.suzannemcneill.com.Suzanne’s Workshops: TH1223, FR1229, SA1228

David ModlerDavid R. Modler is an artist/educatorborn and raised in Baltimore, Mary-land. He earned his Bachelor of Sci-ence and Master of Education in ArtEducation from Towson State Univer-sity, and taught elementary art for fif-teen years. David recently earned aMaster of Fine Arts in Drawing andPainting from James Madison Univer-sity (JMU) in Harrisonburg, Virginia,

and now holds a teaching position at Appalachian State Univer-sity in Boone, North Carolina.In 2005, David and Eric teamed up to officially become the Jour-nal Fodder Junkies (JFJ), and they have been dedicated to spread-ing the power and the joy of the visual journal to all who seekcreative release. David and Eric have continued to provide work-shops, presentations, and seminars to teachers, students, andartists throughout the country, and they have coauthored thebestselling book, The Journal Junkies Workshop: Visual Ammuni-tion for the Art Addict, published in 2010 by North Light Books.David’s Workshops: SA1224, SU1204

Ken Muenzenmayerwww.muenzenmayer.comKen Muenzenmayer works in acrylicson a textured surface fracturing thepainted stroke into minute pieces andcreating a visual blending and depthof color to create his paintings. Heworks in acrylics for their versatilityand ready painting surface. They notonly lend themselves to transparentglazes, but also, they convey an

opaque character that create and enhance contrast.Through his layering of colors, he creates a luminosity, which cap-tures not only the beauty of a landscape, but the spirit of theplace as well.Ken Muenzenmayer’s paintings can be found in major corporateand private collections throughout the United States. His strongcompositions and unique approach to acrylic painting has earnedhim numerous top awards.Ken’s Workshops: TH1224, SU1210, SU1218

Dan NelsonIf you combine three parts painter,two and a half parts musician, apound or two of inventor, and a heap-ing tablespoon of show-off . . . youjust might come up with a Dan Nel-son, Art Adventurer Extraordinaire.Dan made his living for decades as afreelance illustrator, winning competi-tions in everything from street paint-ing to sand sculpture. At the same

time he began mesmerizing audiences by producing 8-by-10-footmasterpieces in the streets and parks of Raleigh, North Carolina,his hometown. Besides setting up his plein air easel anywhere from California toFrance, Dan spends much of his time doing Live Art Performancesin cities large and small, painting at festivals, concerts, and fund-raisers. He has painted for the NC Symphony, the Carolina Hurri-canes, IBM, Glaxo Smith Kline, and many of the majorCorporations across the Triangle and beyond.Dan’s Workshops: TH1203, TH1214, FR1224, SU1211

Bob Rankinwww.bobrankin.comBob Rankin studied and received hisB.S. Degree in Art Education at EastCarolina University. He also studiedextensively in London, Paris, Amster-dam, Rome, Florence, Venice andAthens before teaching Art in theWake County Public School Systemfor over 25 years.He has been in several one-man

shows including New York, North Carolina, Florida, Colorado aswell as Marrakech, Morocco.Bob has permanent collections in several corporations around thecountry and his works have appeared in productions and magazines.Bob has won numerous awards over the years: Best Painting inShow - NC State Fair, North Carolina Secondary Art Educator ofthe Year to name a few.Bob’s Workshops: TH1207



Mike Rooneywww.mikerooneystudios.comI love to paint. I have painted all mylife. But now I want to paint every sin-gle day. My style is very eclectic, neverreally following a set pattern. I like togo outside without a preconceivedmethod or formula. I approach eachpainting differently and like to experi-ment, to shake things up a little.I'm a full-time plein air painter, deliber-

ately choosing the outdoors to a comfortable studio. Bugs, peskyby-standers and bad weather are just a few of the inconveniencesI endure to capture the colors and nuances of nature.My subject matter varies, but I love painting outside year round,near the coast from Cape Cod in the late summer, to Key West inthe winter, and all points in between. They say paint what youlove most. That's the coast, with its boats, marshes and architec-ture, etc., so I try to be there painting most of the time.I also love Charleston, SC and paint there often too. Sometimes ascene stops me in my tracks and I just have to paint it. This defi-nitely requires a flexible schedule because spontaneity is crucial toa plein air artist. I want to have the ability to determine my owncourse in life and to paint the world, as I see it, everyday.Mike’s Workshops: FR1233, SA1231, SU1212

Eric Scottwww.journalfodderjunkies.comEric Scott –is an artist/educator bornand raised in Washington, Pennsylva-nia. He earned his Bachelor of Sciencein Art Education from Edinboro Univer-sity of Pennsylvania, and currently livesin Purcellville VA. Eric recently earnedcertification from the National Boardof Professional Teaching Standards(NBPTS), and teaches high school art

for Loudoun County Public Schools.In 2005, David and Eric teamed up to officially become the Jour-nal Fodder Junkies (JFJ), and they have been dedicated to spread-ing the power and the joy of the visual journal to all who seekcreative release. David and Eric have continued to provide work-shops, presentations, and seminars to teachers, students, andartists throughout the country, and they have coauthored the bestselling book, The Journal Junkies Workshop: Visual Ammunitionfor the Art Addict, published in 2010 by North Light Books.Eric’s Workshops: SA1224, SU1204

Carol Ann Shermanwww.carolannshermanstudio.comThat old saying “Love is lovelier thesecond time around” proved to holdtrue with my art. I finally found a wayto fill that vacant spot in my life. I havesince decided to make my art my part-ner, my companion and my love for life.I am currently employing watercolors,acrylics, batik and just a pinch of col-lage in my work. I do find the figure

and its situation to be the most intriguing subject matter. I findthe speechless animal emotion to talk louder than words at times.I feel it necessary to give voice to what I consider to be underlyingemotion in our world. I like my paintings to portray a well writtennovel composed of strong composition, vivid lively color, lines ofpersonality and an outstanding memorable emotional quality. Thebest reaction I can get from a viewer is a point and a giggle!Carol’s Workshops: SA1215, SA1225, SU1205, SU1216

James Sulkowskiwww.jamessulkowski.comJAMES SULKOWSKI is a classical artistin the tradition of the Masters. His ad-herence to Old Master concepts andtechniques gives his work both time-less and luminous qualities.His dramatic effects of light and use ofdeep, rich color have attracted private,corporate and public collectors world-wide including former President and

Mrs. George H. W. Bush, the Saudi Arabian Royal Family and theMetropolitan Opera of New York.He has appeared in and written articles for several national maga-zines including AMERICAN ARTIST, AMERICAN ART REVIEW, USART, AMERICA’S CIVIL WAR AND ART & ANTIQUES. M. StephenDoherty, former Editor-in-Chief of American Artist Magazine hassaid of Mr. Sulkowski, “I’ve always admired his work.”James’ work has been published by NORTH LIGHT BOOKS in THEBEST OF FLOWER PAINTING 1 & 2. Among his many awards isthe Helen DeCozen Award for Best Floral Painting.James’ Workshops: TH1201, FR1201, SA1201, SU1201

Michele Thebergewww.micheletheberge.comMichele Théberge’s collectors and fanstreasure the quiet, ephemeral qualityof her drawings, paintings and instal-lations constructed from simple mate-rials such as paper, paint, fabric, mylar,foil and pins. Her meditative art cap-tures the essence of an idea or a mo-ment in time through the simplest ofmeans. Collected internationally, her

work has been exhibited in museums, art fairs and galleries inNew York, Osaka, London, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Miami andthe United Arab Emirates. As a recognized expert in acrylic paint-ing materials and methods, Michele travels the U.S. and Canadainspiring thousands of artists from beginners to established pro-fessionals with the latest techniques and materials. Her popularonline Artist Mentorship Program www.themindfulartist.comteaches up-and-coming artists how to tap into their creativity at adeeper level, and move into the realm of professional artist. Moreexperienced artists appreciate Michele’s gifts for helping themstay focused and effective in their studio practice and marketing.She holds an MFA degree from California College of the Arts, aBFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and a BAfrom Tufts University.Michele’s Workshops: TH1206, FR1217

Karen Vernonwww.karenvernon.comKaren Vernon has worked in water-color for over fifty years and hastaught watercolor workshops for morethan 30 years. Her paintings have de-veloped a worldwide market andhang in museum and corporate collec-tions in Europe, the United States andthroughout the world. She is a mem-ber of Who’s Who in American Art and

Who’s Who in America and holds signature memberships in sev-eral notable watercolor societies. She is the founder of ACT, ArtistChanging Tomorrow and was a part and invitation group of 50artists and one of the three watercolorists whose works toured aspart of the national museum exhibition, “Sea to Shining Sea.”Ms. Vernon’s paintings are a unique presentation of traditionalwatercolor on Aquabord. Her paintings reflect an extreme under-standing of color luminosity and a technical mastery of themedium. Vernon’s students applaud her for her openness and herskill in communicating the lessons. Students have complimentedher ability to move them to new ways of thinking and to a higherlevel in their art.Karen’s Workshops: TH1222, FR1228, SA1227




Suzanna WintonFor more than 19 years Suzanna Win-ton has captured the essence of thehuman soul through her watercolorportraits. She is the recipient of over 30awards and has been featured in manynational publications. These publica-tions include Splash 6, The Artist'sMagazine, American Artist, WatercolorMagic, Watercolor Basics, WatercolorArtist's and Practique Des Art’s, a

French Watercolor Magazine. The staff of The Artist's Magazinelists her as "an artist on the rise and one of 20 artists who we be-lieve are destined to be master painters of the future" (01/04).Suzanna is a signature member of the Florida Watercolor Society,Southern Watercolor Society and Watercolor West.Suzanna has become nationally known for her informative water-color portrait workshops and her book, "Realistic Watercolor Por-traits”.Using realistic and abstract methods in Oil, Suzanna is currentlypainting a series of Landscapes, People, and Animals.Suzanna’s Workshops: SA1206, SU1206

Dominic VignolaDominic Vignola - studied oil paintingprivately with noted Chicago portraitpainter Joseph Allworthy. He alsoholds a B.A. in Education from Domini-can University in River Forest, Illinois.His artwork and articles about himhave appeared in The Artist Magazine,American Artist, The Artisan and Mas-terpiece Magazine. He has taught anddemonstrated the tonal method in na-

tionwide workshops in such locations as Vermont, Washington,D.C., California, Boston, North Carolina, Dallas, Georgia, Virginia,Philadelphia and Santa Fe. His popular private painting classeshave been held in studios and schools in the Chicago area, havingtaught more than 1,000 students since 1982.Dominic’s Workshops: TH1209, FR1209

Cynthia WinikaCynthia Winika is a multi-media artistwho has shown her work in museumsand galleries in the US and abroad.She is the principle encaustic instructorfor R&F Handmade Paints and hasbeen teaching nationally and interna-tionally for over 15 years. She has re-ceived grants from the Women'sStudio Workshop and the New YorkFoundation for the Arts. Her paintings

and encaustic technical advice are featured in The Art of EncausticPainting by Joanne Mattera. To view more of Cynthia's work, goto www.chelseaartgalleries.com.I have always been attracted to the saturation, sensuality, andmysterious veiled quality of beeswax based paintings; especiallythe Fayum mummy portraits. Painting, doing collage work, andprintmaking, combined with the use of encaustic technique allowsme a way of invigorating and combining these processes. This hasled to my current work. I love the way I can subdue or clarify anunderlying work by varying the number of wax applications. Lay-ering with encaustic medium, scribing and filling incisions with oilpaint to give a dry point look, creating multi-level, layered col-lages allows me to create a depth under my surface with anarcheological quality, expressing the history of the process.Cynthia’s Workshops: TH1226, FR1232, SA1230




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