Vibrant greens, golden hues and crisp blues are hallmarks of summer paintings. How do you represent the vast array of values for these colours? Kim Atlin will give you some colour and value mixing exercises that will help you bring your painting to life. Represent the beautiful Grey/Bruce summer landscapes with confidence after taking this class. Suitable for beginners to advanced painters. Come with a sense of adventure willing to push your boundaries and develop a unique voice for your painting. Reference material of local landscapes will be provided or you may bring your own summer reference material. There are no printing services available the day of the course.

DATES & TIMES: SAT SEPT 12th 10:00am to 3:00pm

YOUR TUTOR: Kim Atlin. Raised in rural Ontario, Kim moved to Toronto to attend the Ontario College of Art and Design and stayed. Recently re-locating from Toronto to Owen Sound, Kim's fascination with the colours and textures of the world has kept her and her brush wandering. Kim is a frequent exhibitor in group shows in Toronto, Ontario; Saint John, New Brunswick; New York City, New York; Palm Desert, California; as well as numerous other locations.

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING: Canvas no bigger than 16x20 A selection of brushes Acrylic Paints (suggestions) Ultramarine, French, Phthalo, or Cerulean Blue Cadmium, Pyrrole, or Napthol Red Light Cadmium, Bismuth, or Arylide (Hansa) Yellow Lite or Deep Titanium White and Black Good quality brushes, small, medium and large (flats, filberts, and/or liners/riggers)

ACCESSIBILITY: Wheelchair accessible