Workshop 2019

Frédéric has traveled the world sharing his technique with artists

of all ages and all experiences.

To ensure a place in one of his next workshops :

Florence, Italy

Using traditional and non-traditional painting techniques,

Frederic will instruct painters on how to use photographs

to create a painting that surpasses the look of the photo, not just the imitation

The emphasis is on applying the paint and how to prepare the surface

Focusing on the brush strokes released and maintaining accurate color relationships

Students will reach structural volumes by focusing on the relationship between

all parts of the image with an organized palette

Deciding when and how to invent and experiment is a crucial part of the process

Students will be invited to look in more detail at the painting than the photographic reference

We will explore ways to involve details without exaggerating,

and what level of finish works best for painting especially

The painting will develop through indirect layers of opaque and transparent layers

to obtain the delicate nuances of the flesh and other surfaces

The end result can be a painting that captures the essence of a subject

and the intimacy of human contact that transcends a smooth, photo-realistic image

There are a variety of results ranging from abstraction / improvisation to a more illusionistic representation

All will be discussed and the challenges and benefits of each will be explored.

Online critics: $150

NY

New York Academie of Art

November 13 - 21

Overview of the internship program

OBJECTIVES

The training aims to give the means

to any painter to master

the basic skills of his profession,

so as to be better able to develop his artistic talents.

CONTENT

Choice of supports for oil painting

The canvas stretched on chassis

The parquet wood panel

The plywood panel

The plywood panel mounted

Cardboard and isorel

The paper

Skin glue manufacture and uses

Casein

Vinyl and acrylic dispersions

The realization of a structured fund

The coating

Functions of the plaster

Coating with skin glue

Casein coating

Vinyl and acrylic coatings

Fatty coatings

Mixed sizing / coating combinations

Pigments and fillers for coatings

The drawing

Dry techniques

Making a cardboard and a bold layer

Fixing the drawing

Resumption with diluted ink

Fixation by aqueous spray

Bonding to the bonding binder

Resumption of cooked oil

The Prints

Old preparations

The pigment grinding binder

Blossom and safflower oil

Commercial oils and

cold pressed oils

The degumming of oils

Emulsion grinding

Grinding of pigments

Pigment mixtures to avoid:

update of recommendations

Procedure

Mediums

Historical

The composition of thixotropic mediums

Historical

Composition

Black oil

Putty varnish

The Maroger medium

The Venetian medium

The rule of fat on lean and problematic

Mixed technique

Skip the rule of fat on lean

Change the behavior of the dough by adding water

Emulsions

Emulsions water in oil and oil in water

Emulsion with skin glue

Casein emulsion

Emulsion with egg

Fatty mediums and emulsions

The final varnishes

Functions of the final varnish

Natural resin varnish

Varnish with synthetic resins

Download

Oil additives

Directory of exhibitions 2020

Residential homes

Business

Books

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