Painting in 37 Strokes and 37 Minutes

With Jane Appleby

August 14, 2021

Online Program Online

9:00 am Aug 14, 2021 PDT

Date and Time Details:

August 14th, 2021

9:00 am - 11:30 am PT

Location: Online - Zoom

Contact: programs@naramatacentresociety.org

Ages: 12+

Price: .

  • CAD $75.00 – Standard Fee
  • CAD $0.00 – Online Pass Holder- (price included in purchase of pass, max 2 guests)

Join acclaimed artist Jane Appleby and learn new techniques that will set your painting style free!

Jane will lead a Zoom workshop for anyone interested in learning the “37 Stroke and 37 Minute Painting Method”. The goal of this fun workshop is not to make a complete painting, but to explore possible ways to paint. Jane will demonstrate the technique in acrylic while discussing the benefits of the exercises. Participants will then be asked to create two paintings using their own still life set up or photo: one 37-stroke piece and one 37-minute piece. The group will discuss participants’ pieces and the process in general.

Any level of painter is welcome to attend this online class, and participants will need to use their own supplies

In this class, you will:

  • Explore possible new ways to paint
  • Create two paintings using your own still life setup or photo: one 37-stroke piece and one 37-minute piece
  • Be with community to learn and share together

Benefits:

Feeling creatively stuck? Scared to try painting? Or not sure of how to start? The 37 Stroke and 37 Minute painting methods are easy approaches to open up your creative outlets. Jane credits this methodology for making her work more expressive and free – it can do the same for you!

Testimonials:

“I enjoyed the course and appreciated the instructor’s enthusiasm.”

“I appreciated Jane’s enthusiasm and arts knowledge/experience… I picked up a number of new ideas from the workshop… that I will definitely use in my paintings.”

See examples below of garden pumpkins that were painted in previous classes

This program is created and offered in partnership with the Okanagan School of the Arts (OSA)

About the Program Leader

Jane Appleby

Known for her lyrical brushwork and expressive use of colour, Jane Appleby's work intimates an emotional, unique abstraction of her landscape subjects. Her work is found in a number of galleries and in exhibitions throughout the region. Jane received 2nd Place in the McMichael Art Museums Virtual Plein Air Competition in the canvas/panel category, and her […]

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