Pastel Landscape using Complimentary Colours
with Penelope Gilbert-Ng
Wednesday, 18 October 2023, from 10am to 3pm
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ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Students will explore how to simplify shapes within a landscape. Firstly by designing these shapes within a thumbnail (Notan) drawing. This will be followed by several smaller exercises looking at complementary colours, creating mood. White pastel paper once toned with a watercolour under-painting will then be worked on using pastels. Students are encouraged to bring their own landscape images, either early morning or late afternoon references with shadows. An iPad is ideal for references to work from as the colours retain their intensity. List of materials supplied on Registration. All are welcome at our HDG Studio: 37 Quarry Rd, Sherwood, 4075 A WEDNESDAY Workshop Event: 18 October ‘23 from 10am to 3pm. The cost for Members $60 & Non-members $70 
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THE ARTIST Penelope Gilbert-Ng is a Master Pastellist, Life Member and Past President of the Pastel Society of Australia as well as Past President and Fellow of the Royal Qld Art Society. She is a sought after tutor with Art Societies and Groups Nationally in all mediums and we are honoured to have her as our tutor for this Workshop. Penelope has studied art in Australia, New York and New Mexico and believes that continual learning is essential for self-development as an artist. Over her extended career she has been a finalist in the Archibald and Portia Geach Portrait Prizes and has had numerous solo and joint exhibitions of her own. Furthermore, her commissioned paintings are represented in corporate and private collections worldwide. The winner of many competitions combining knowledge and dedication to her art has also enabled her to judge Art Shows since 2002. Please contact Marie O’Flaherty with any questions at [email protected]. Location: HDG Studio, 37 Quarry Rd, Sherwood, 4075 Date: Wednesday 18 October ‘23 from 10am to 3pm. Cost: Members $60 & Non-members $70 Max number of participants 12 Registration closes Wednesday 11th Oct ‘23. |