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SDSiegel Art Studio ONE-DAY WORKSHOPS
Lessons in Botanical Illustration Drawing and Painting Even
though the camera has been refined to microscopic detail, scientific
illustrators are still used today to clearly depict
archeological finds,
medical illustration and
biological and
botanical subjects.
This one-day workshop will offer techniques in detailed observational
drawing and painting used in scientific illustration. Concentrating on
botanical subjects, participants will learn to see the structure and
detail of their subject clearly, find the drawing marks and techniques
to record what they see, layout a pleasing and informative composition,
then add color. Materials and lunch are included in the fee. If you would like to use
better quality watercolors than Prang, please feel free to bring your
own paints and brushes!
Scaventer Hunt of Digital Camera Techniques
A self-paced tutorial to discover some unknown, therefore unused,
features hidden (and carefully disguised as frustrating buttons) within
your very own digital camera. This scavenger hunt of photo assignments
will introduce you to your camera
functions advanced effects. Back in the studio we will learn how to
improve and alter the photos to create interesting special effects.
Assignments will have artistic merit based on art curricular objectives.
The scavenger hunt assignments can be easily transferred to your
classroom. Come with your digital camera and its manual.
Bring a laptop to view your
photographs and for photo manipulation.
For Professional Development credit, please see
your district administration. For information or to register, please call or email Sharon Siegel: 518.482.2405 / SDSartLLC@nycap.rr.com
SDSiegel
Art Studio
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