Classic Gardens

During this 12 month seminar online, many vignettes (some grisaille, some color) will be painted in this course and are suitable for framing. In addition, students can assemble the garden elements learned to paint the classic garden scenes shown above.

Study 1	Grisaille	The study of using gray tones to establish the values, details, textures and balance in a garden scene.
The first Study will be available by late February, 2010
Study 2	Flowers I	The study of how to paint simple flowers, such as buttercups, hollyhocks, foxgloves and delphiniums for garden scenes

Study 3	Flowers II	The study of how to paint roses, daisies, hydrangeas for garden scenes

Study 4	Flowering Bushes	The study of how to paint flowering bushes for garden scenes

Study 5	Climbing Roses	The study of how to paint climbing roses and flowers to romanticize architecture

Study 6	Garden Stones	The study of how to paint garden paths, garden stones, stone wall, stone gate

Study 7	Garden Benches	The study of how to paint various garden benches

Study 8	Hats 'n Baskets	The study of how to paint straw hats and wicker baskets filled with flowers for garden scenes

Study 9	Color Glazing	The study of how to bring the grisaille paintings created thus far to full color with transparent color glazes

Study 10	Scumbling & Broken Color	The study of painting atmosphere with scumbling techniques and broken color to add tranquility to your garden scenes

Study 11	Color Details I	The study of adding final details in color

Study 12	Color Details II	The study continued in adding final touches with rich, beautiful colors.

Tuition $299 is charged at enrollment but can be paid in equal monthly installments of $25 per month throughout the year. The student's credit card will be charged automatically each month.

Introductory Offer If full tuition is paid in full at Registration, the following discounted rate applies: $249 for the Study Course. Offer good through February 28, 2010

More information about the delivery process of these online classes.

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Classic Gardens