Snowy white slopes fill the foreground, leading back to a dense forest of tall, slender trees under a hazy blue sky.

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Description:&nbsp;Learn how edges can make or break your painting. Where do you want the viewer to look? Where do you want the viewer to rest? Learn how to make a successful painting by making hard, soft and lost edges, and bringing a simple subject to life. Students may work in oils, acrylic or watercolor. Age range of student :16 and up&nbsp;Supply List:<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="text-align: start;" style="text-align: start; box-sizing: inherit;">&nbsp;If using oil or acrylic, bring a small canvas or acrylic paper. &nbsp;If using watercolor, bring watercolor paper. &nbsp;</li><li fr-original-style="text-align: start;" style="text-align: start; box-sizing: inherit;">Bring brushes, paint, water container, paper towels or rags, a mixing area.&nbsp;</li><li fr-original-style="text-align: start;" style="text-align: start; box-sizing: inherit;">Pencil and eraser if you want to draw your subject first.&nbsp;</li><li fr-original-style="text-align: start;" style="text-align: start; box-sizing: inherit;">A photo of a subject you want to paint or you can create something out of your head.</li></ul> About the Instructor: Monica Wilkins is a signature member of the WVWS and Baltimore Watercolor Society. &nbsp;Her formal training &nbsp;was in Advertising Art and Design from SUNY at Farmingdale. More recent she has attended workshops with Linda Kemp, Bob Burridge, the late Skip Lawrence, Judi Betts, Ron Thurston and Pat Dews. She enjoys painting with bright colors and creating the world she imagines that day. Currently she paints with the Friday Painters in Shepherdstown and also is a member of the Potomac River Artists Guild that exhibits in different venues around the tristate area.

Description: Learn how edges can make or break your painting. Where do you want the viewer to look? Where do you want the viewer to rest? Learn how to make a successful painting by making hard, soft and lost edges, and bringing a simple subject to life. Students may work in oils, acrylic or watercolor. Age range of student :16 and up Supply List:<ul><li> If using oil or acrylic, bring a small canvas or acrylic paper.  If using watercolor, bring watercolor paper.  </li><li>Bring brushes, paint, water container, paper towels or rags, a mixing area. </li><li>Pencil and eraser if you want to draw your subject first. </li><li>A photo of a subject you want to paint or you can create something out of your head.</li></ul> About the Instructor: Monica Wilkins is a signature member of the WVWS and Baltimore Watercolor Society.  Her formal training  was in Advertising Art and Design from SUNY at Farmingdale. More recent she has attended workshops with Linda Kemp, Bob Burridge, the late Skip Lawrence, Judi Betts, Ron Thurston and Pat Dews. She enjoys painting with bright colors and creating the world she imagines that day. Currently she paints with the Friday Painters in Shepherdstown and also is a member of the Potomac River Artists Guild that exhibits in different venues around the tristate area.

Berkeley Arts Council, Inc.

Edges: A Painter's Most Powerful Tool

Berkeley Art Works

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$85

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$76.50

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