Pastel Landscapes: Playing with Rivers in Winter
Winters here can be long but they are also beautiful. With this class, T Kurtz will work with students to capture icy rivers surrounded by snow. From The Little Sandcreek, which runs alongside the Schweitzer MT Road, to Westmond Creek and the surrounding areas, the class will discuss softening the complex background to rendering the water’s movement.
About T Kurtz
T has been a teacher of Basic Impressionism in Pastel at the Spokane Art School and the Joyce Dillon Studio. She also served as an Artist in Residence at The Spokane Art School 2018. She has over 10 years of practical experience being a professional artist and she received a BA of Fine Art from Washington State University in 1992.
More information about T can be found at tkurtz.com
Schedule
March 4, 11, 18, 25 | 9:00 -11:00 a.m.
Supply List
Drawing board: 13”x17” Clip Board or Larger
Baby Wipes
A Pack or pad of UART 9x12 Sanded Pastel Art Paper (any grit)
A selection of SOFT pastels in landscape colors – can be ordered through www.dakotapastels.com
· Recommended sets for this class:
Sennelier 30 half landscape OR
Townsend soft form 12 clouds OR
Great American 18 half try-me assorted OR
Richeson HR 20 landscape
· Other acceptable soft pastel brands:
Townsend Thinline
Girault
Great American
Holbein
Mount Vision
Richeson Handrolled
Sennelier
Schmincke
Terry Ludwig
Unison
*Dakota Pastels offers Joyce Dillon Studio students a one time 10% off coupon. After registering for this class please email the instructor, T Kurtz, at supert-rex@hotmail.com She will send you the coupon code.
Supply fee
In addition to the supplies listed above, there will be a $30.00 supply fee due to the instructor at the first class session. (Please bring cash.). The supply fee will cover the cost of photos and access to additional pastels.
If you have any material-related questions, you may call the instructor, T. Kurtz, at (208) 255-8813.
NOTE: Any student who arrives in class without pastels from the supply list may use the instructor’s. However, there will be a $40 charge per day for their use.