Edna Kunkel
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Paint Pouring - Instructor work |
Making a Splash - Acrylic Paint Pouring Edna Kunkel
Two half-day workshops
Learn how to create abstract paintings with fluid acrylic paints. We'll
use Golden acrylic paints and commercial pouring medium to create organic, unpredictable, and colorful compositions. Intergenerational
fun - appropriate for young adults 10 years and older accompanied by an adult. No art
experience required. Fri. & Sat. August 23rd & 24th, 1 - 4
$140.
Making A Splash Supply List
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Paint Pouring_Edna Kunkel |
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Oil Pastel Lily |
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Flower Bouquet in Oil Pastel |
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Oil Pastel |
Introduction to Oil Pastels Edna Kunkel
In this day long session, you'll learn the basics of oil pastel, including just how different they from the childhood
crayons to which they're often compared. This workshop will demonstrate different methods of and tools for blending, options
for achieving fine lines with oil pastels, or adding enhancements with colored pencils, along with a variety of surfaces that
are compatible with using this unique medium. Sat. Sept 14th, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. $110/$20 materials
Intro to Oil Pastels Supply List
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Think Like a Master - Degas |
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Think Like a Master - Matisse |
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Paint Like a Master - Modigliano |
Think Like a Master Edna
Kunkel
In this class, you'll evaluate your choice of a master work and use your style to create a similar piece or portion
of the piece in oil pastel, soft pastel, pastel pencils, colored pencils, charcoal, and PanPastels. We'll look at how to use
digital and traditional methods to evaluate the master work and render it in loose, fun method that requires no previous art
experience or takes your existing experience in a different direction.
Sun. Oct. 13th, June 9, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. $115/$5
materials
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Edna `Kunkel |
Edna M. Kunkel I am most content capturing elements of flora and fauna, and thrive on the principles of
complimentary colors and color harmony and use them to interpret the world in pastel, digital photography, or any variety
of media. While my left brain continues to offer logical solutions to the management of my artistic projects, my right brain
derails those plans by conjuring infinite permutations to interpret. This vacillation suits my photographic eye, my dexterous
hands, and my thirst for unique. I picked up art and photography training in academic settings at Carnegie-Mellon University,
Nashville State Technical Institute, and Illinois Institute of the Arts and through workshops and self-exploration.
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