Discover a New Way of Seeing Color

Workshop | This program has been canceled

All Levels

3/12/2018-3/16/2018

9:00 AM-4:00 PM on Mon Tue Wed Th Fri

$675.00

$50.00

“Color that expresses the light key of nature can make any subject strikingly beautiful.”
—Camille Przewodek
This workshop will introduce a way of seeing and using color to paint outdoor light; capturing the time and type of day by expressing the various light keys of nature. The first two days, students will paint outdoor still life (crucial study that will prepare students to tackle the landscape on Wednesday and Thursday). On Friday students will study the clothed figure outdoors. Students are encouraged to bring original artwork or photos and talk to Camille about their vision as artists during the week. Camille is an acknowledged authority on color that regularly serves as an entry and awards judge. She has been a regularly featured, on-stage demonstrator at Plein Air Magazine’s Plein Air Convention, and an invited instructor, lecturer, and panelist on the Hensche-Hawthorne approach to seeing and painting color at American Artist’s Weekend with the Masters. www.przewodek.com
Portable easel required.

Przewodek, Camille

Camille Przewodek's creativity is centered around her excitement over light. Light as it falls on the landscape at specific times of day and under specific conditions. In addition to her art training at Wayne State University in Detroit, and earning a BFA in Illustration at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco, Camille Przewodek studied painting with master colorist Henry Hensche at the Cape School of Art in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Her approach to capturing the colors and light effects of nature has garnered extensive coverage in numerous books and magazine articles, and her paintings have been featured in national ad campaigns for clients Alfa Romeo, Target, Loews Hotels, and others. Camille teaches a limited number of painting workshops across the country each year—however, she does offer regular weekly classes close to home at her studio in Northern California, and has recently developed an online, "long distance learning" program for her students to continue their color study after a workshop.