Showing posts with label Oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oil. Show all posts

Monday, August 19, 2013

Suzanne V Paddock offers Oil Painting

Self Portrait Ready for La La Land



A charter member of TECAC, 
The Electric Company Artists' Co-op, 
207 E Depot in Bedford, New York native Suzanne V Paddock has quickly become 
a presence in the area and is recognized for the strength in her style. Paddock's oil paintings gained much area attention recently when she unveiled her Lincoln series.

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She is offering a fall Oil Painting at Bower Center. The class size is small in order to provide plenty of one-on-one attention.

Gentleman with Two Crows








Her class will be based on three points she has used to create her own style:

Basic Pencil Drawing Exercises
Understanding Color 
Developing a Philosophy (about your own work)

September class: 4 - 2 1/2 hour sessions will be held
Tuesdays and Thursdays  
6 PM-8:30
Sept 10, 12, 17, 19
Fee: $115.

Bring supplies based on supply list from instructor, except colors for the color lesson, which are provided.

Go to www.bowercenter.org to register.  

Friday, July 19, 2013

Oil Painting with Suzanne V Paddock

New oil painting class in August & September
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Suzanne V Paddock is offering oil painting classes that will be small to ensure plenty of one-on-one time. She will be sharing three points she has used to create her own style:

Basic Pencil Drawing
Understanding Color
Developing a Philosophy

Saturdays:
11AM-1:30 PM
August 10, 17, 24, 31
$115.

Tuesdays & Thursdays:
6PM-8:30
Self Portrait - Energy of the Hands
September 10, 12, 17, 19
$115.

Bring supplies based on a supply list from instructor.
Exception: Supplies for color lesson are provided

Paddock is a frequent exhibitor at 
Bower Center, is a member of 
The Electric Company Artists' Co-op 
in Bedford, The Smith Mountain 
Arts Council, Bald Knob Artists, 
and is represented by 
2nd Helpings in Roanoke.
Gentleman with Two Crows

Paddock's work focuses on the emotional threads triggered by relationships (intimate and public), memories, irony, loss and death. 
She draws upon her interest in illustration to create figures and skyscapes to convey real and fictional conversations. Paddock uses her expressive style cathartically to heal and explore her life's journey.