Traditional Portrait Painting in Oil with Sasha Lozaic
December 19, 2020
Description
When: Dec 19, 2020 01:00 PM Vancouver
During the Demo, Sasha will be showing the step-by-step process of traditional portrait painting in oil paint. To showcase the various steps of this art-process, Sasha will have the stages of the painting already prepared and captured as layers in Photoshop. As the audience is guided through this process, they will learn valuable principles and techniques. Sasha’s methods will be further developed as quickly demonstrates essential techniques for painting portraits in oil on a canvas. The focus of the Demo is on learning traditional portrait painting in Oil Colours using proper techniques employed by professional artists. Feel free to have note-taking supplies ready as this demo will end with Q and A period!
Materials List:
Winsor and Newton Liquin Medium (Your choice of Original, Light Gel, Fine Detail, etc.)
Winsor & Newton Winton Oil Colors in…
- Titanium White
- Soft Mixing White
- Black (either Lamp or Ivory)
- Naples Yellow Hue
- Yellow Ochre
- Raw Sienna
- Indian Red
- Burnt Sienna
- Burnt Umber
- Raw Umber
- VanDyke Brown
- Cadmium Red Light
- Permanent Alizarin Crimson
- French Ultramarine Blue
- Cerulean Blue
- Permanent Green Light
- Sap Green
Types of brushes suitable for painting in oils
Round Large, medium flat brush, small stiff brush flat, small medium medium stiff ness round (more information available at the demo!)
Primed Canvas, Primed wooden panel or gessoed paper
Bar soap for cleaning brushes
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Artist Bio
Sasha, a Master of Fine Arts, lives and works in Vancouver. His passion for Art, remarkable mastery of art techniques, and in-depth knowledge of creative art processes have gained him recognition among the art critics and followers among the colleagues and public.
Sasha has been successfully exhibiting his large-scale artworks on the Vancouver Art Scene since 2008. He has been participating at Culture Crawls since 2011 and Parker Art Salon since 2016.
Drawing on diverse aesthetic strategies and mediums, Sasha has produced a visual language that oscillates freely between personal memories and art history references. Although constantly reinventing himself, several aspects of Sasha’s practice remain consistent: his emphasis on the process, the contra-positioning of the material surface versus the illusory depth, as well as the indulgence in the effects of the material.
https://www.artstation.com/lozaic/profile
