Paint A Flower Patch + Tinting with the 8 New Winton Oil Colour Shades by Winsor & Newton, with Ayesha from Opus
October 09, 2020
Description
Paint A Flower Patch with Ayesha from Opus
Join Ayesha in painting a field of Rose of Sharon flowers and blending tints using the eight new Winton oil colour shades by Winsor & Newton
When: Oct 9, 2020, 11:00 AM, PST
Who: You, Ayesha (Opus Staff Member), and other virtual demo participants
Join Ayesha, one of our incredible oil painting staff members, as she introduces Winsor & Newton’s newest additions to their Winton Oil Colour range – 8 varied and dimensional shades. Starting by mixing a range of tints with each new colour and titanium white, Ayesha will show attendees the value of understanding your paints’ value range (light-dark range), tinting strength, and undertone. This colour exploration will set the stage and prepare her paint colours for Ayesha’s step-by-step demonstration of how to paint a beautiful patch of Rose of Sharon flowers. This will be an incredible presentation for creative folks looking to get to know Winton Oil Paint’s newest additions, paint their first Rose of Sharon flowers, or virtually hang-out with the Opus team from the comfort of their own home.
Materials:
- The 8 NEW Winton Oil Colours:
- Quinacridone Deep Pink
- Phthalo Deep Green
- Dark Verdigris
- Cadmium Scarlet Hue
- Dioxazine Blue
- Phthalo Yellow Green
- Azo Yellow Green
- Azo Brown
- Titanium White Winton Oil Colour
- Winsor and Newton Sansodor thinner (for cleaning brushes)
- Winsor and Newton Liquin Original alkyd oil painting medium
- Oil painting brushes of your choosing
- Gessoed canvas
- Pencil (H, HB, or B)
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Artist Bio
Ayesha has spent many years using oil paints in her artistic practice as a way of finding personal peace and enjoyment. She completed her Masters in Fine Arts but made painting her profession after joining the Opus Team in 2005. She now paints at both work and home almost every day.