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Obec Brewing |
Explore how light and shadow can turn the everyday into art. With a drink in one hand and a pencil in the other, you'll create your own still life or abstract interpretation inspired by the forms and textures of local produce and gastronomy. You'll explore the power of contrast, light, and shadow, the timeless language used by impressionists, realists, and abstract artists alike.
Guided by local artist and instructor Nicholas Enevoldsen, this workshop is perfect for beginners. Nicholas will begin the session with a crash course in essential drawing techniques, from how to hold and experiment with your tools to capturing depth and dimension through tone. Then, you'll have the chance to craft your own original artwork with expert guidance and encouragement along the way.
All materials are provided and no experience is necessary. The lesson will also include an introduction to key art terms in French.
Participants are also invited to join the drawing group for a special visit of the Farm to Table exhibit on January 17, the following day. This will serve as a perfect way to see art and inspiration come full circle. AFSeattle members will receive 50% admission at Seattle Art Museum (admission is not included in the price of this workshop). Member perks available here.
Date: Friday, January 16
Time: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Location: Obec Brewing
Audience: Ages 21+
Level: All French levels welcome, no art experience needed
All materials provided
Taught in English, with French vocabulary lesson
Discounted for members!
All drawing supplies: HB and 6B pencil, sketch paper, kneaded eraser, etc.
Two hours of drawing guidance from a professional artist
Nicholas Enevoldsen is an emerging artist living and working in the Seattle metropolitan area. At the Laguna College of Art & Design, in Laguna Beach, California, he received a BFA in Drawing and Painting along with various awards and scholarships, including the coveted “Passport to China” scholarship in 2006. After graduating, he devoted four years of intensive study at the Florence Academy of Art in Florence, Italy.
Nicholas has since completed his MFA in Visual Arts at the Lesley University College of Art & Design, in Cambridge, Massachusetts and relocated to Seattle, where he actively draws and paints and serves as "Associate Faculty" in the Studio Arts program at Shoreline Community College and "Instructor" at Gage Academy of Art.
Space is limited to 12 participants. Reserve your seat today to unwind, get creative, and enjoy great company. All you need to bring is your curiosity and a taste for art and culture.
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