ONLINE WORKSHOP

Color Theory 1: Color in Practice

In this beginner’s online workshop, we will focus on learning the basic concepts of color theory and how they apply when painting. Stephanie Lane will introduce you to the fundamental terms necessary to understand color mixing, tinting, and shading. You are encouraged to have acrylic paint on hand during the workshop. Have at least the primary colors—red, yellow, and blue—available, along with a few neutrals—black, white, and umber. Also, have a paint brush, some water in a jar, and a nice piece of paper to work on. If you don’t have these supplies at home, you can still learn about color theory. The theories learned in this workshop are prerequisites for the Intermediate Color Theory Workshop offered on May 25th. Come join the fun!

Tuition

$18.00

Days

Monday, May 11, 7:30-8:30pm

Instructor

Stephanie Lane

Additional Information

This is a virtual workshop. You will receive a link and a supply list for this workshop after you register. We advise that you test out your computer’s audio, camera, and wifi before the start of the class.

AAC is using Zoom for its online classes. You can use Zoom on your computer, smartphone, or tablet. To set up a free Zoom account visit: zoom.us.
Advance registration is required.

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