Clarenville Regional Arts Association Corp.

LXCL:In this workshop, participants will explore the fundamentals of colour theory through demonstrations and interactive group activities. Topics will include basic colour terminology, harmonies, and contrasts, while participants experiment with “cut and paste” colour paper sketches to better understand subtle colour relationships. Quilters will leave with practical strategies for enhancing the visual impact of their quilts and creative projects What to Bring to the WorkshopParticipants are asked to bring the following supplies:<ul class="lxcl-ul"><li value="1" class="lxcl-listItem" dir="ltr">Scissors</li><li value="2" class="lxcl-listItem" dir="ltr">A small or medium-sized cutting board or cutting mat</li><li value="3" class="lxcl-listItem" dir="ltr">A metal straight edge or ruler</li><li value="4" class="lxcl-listItem" dir="ltr">A hobby knife</li></ul>Optional:<ul class="lxcl-ul"><li value="1" class="lxcl-listItem" dir="ltr">A quilt project for live discussions and personalized guidance on colour selection and design choices.</li></ul>Each participant will create and take home their own colour wheel to use as a valuable reference tool for future quilting projects.

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Leslie Sasaki is an accomplished artist and art educator with more than 35 years of teaching experience in the visual arts. Throughout his career, he has taught courses in Foundation Studies, Colour Theory, Painting, Drawing, and 2D Design at several Canadian universities and institutions, including Memorial University of Newfoundland and Sheridan College. With a deep understanding of colour relationships and visual composition, Leslie brings both technical expertise and a highly engaging teaching style to his workshops. He is passionate about helping artists and makers better understand how colour choices can dramatically influence the impact and emotion of their work. In this workshop, participants will explore the fundamentals of colour theory through demonstrations and interactive group activities. Topics will include basic colour terminology, harmonies, and contrasts, while participants experiment with &ldquo;cut and paste&rdquo; colour paper sketches to better understand subtle colour relationships. Quilters will leave with practical strategies for enhancing the visual impact of their quilts and creative projects

Leslie Sasaki is an accomplished artist and art educator with more than 35 years of teaching experience in the visual arts. Throughout his career, he has taught courses in Foundation Studies, Colour Theory, Painting, Drawing, and 2D Design at several Canadian universities and institutions, including Memorial University of Newfoundland and Sheridan College. With a deep understanding of colour relationships and visual composition, Leslie brings both technical expertise and a highly engaging teaching style to his workshops. He is passionate about helping artists and makers better understand how colour choices can dramatically influence the impact and emotion of their work. In this workshop, participants will explore the fundamentals of colour theory through demonstrations and interactive group activities. Topics will include basic colour terminology, harmonies, and contrasts, while participants experiment with “cut and paste” colour paper sketches to better understand subtle colour relationships. Quilters will leave with practical strategies for enhancing the visual impact of their quilts and creative projects

Clarenville Regional Arts Association Corp.

Colour Theory

Clarenville Events Centre

General Admission

$50