Shoreline Painting

We are privileged to live in a region with an abundance of fresh water lakes and the beautiful great lakes. Depicting water and shorelines in your paintings is a skill every painter needs. In this class you will learn how to represent water and shorelines in a way that speaks to the quiet and calm of still water or the excitement of waves. Reflection and light will also be addressed to give your work a realistic quality. Exercises in the morning will culminate in a painting of a local waterway in the afterrnoon. Reference material of local landmarks and streetscapes will be provided DATES & TIMES SAT JULY 11th 10:00am to 3:00pm YOUR TUTOR Kim Atlin Raised in rural Ontario, Kim moved to Toronto to attend the Ontario College of Art and Design and stayed. Recently re-locating from Toronto to Owen Sound, Kim's fascination with the colours and textures of the world has kept her and her brush wandering. Kim is a frequent exhibitor in group shows in Toronto, Ontario; Saint John, New Brunswick; New York City, New York; Palm Desert, California; as well as numerous other locations. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Canvas no bigger than 16x20 A selection of brushes Acrylic Paints (suggestions): Ultramarine, French, Phthalo, or Cerulean Blue Cadmium, Pyrrole, or Napthol Red Light Cadmium, Bismuth, or Arylide (Hansa) Yellow Lite or Deep Titanium White and Black Good quality brushes, small, medium and large (flats, filberts, and/or liners/riggers) ACCESSIBILITY Wheelchair accessible

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