FALL 2013 - Fleming College
FALL 2013 - Fleming College
FALL 2013 - Fleming College
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The following courses are offered in Peterborough by Haliburton School of The Arts.<br />
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Braided Mat Workshop**<br />
COURSE CODE ARTS791 SECTION 49<br />
INSTRUCTOR Wendy E. Bateman<br />
DATES October 26, <strong>2013</strong> 9:00 – 5:00pm<br />
FEE $102.25<br />
Learn hand-manipulated braiding techniques on simple round warped<br />
looms, to create durable and useful mats or chair pads. This technique<br />
differs from traditional braiding in that the finished product is created<br />
on a bicycle rim loom, without the sewing together of each round.<br />
Instruction includes warping, pattern design and finishing methods. No<br />
previous experience is required to enjoy this workshop. You will receive<br />
sufficient instruction to complete your project at home. A supply of<br />
wool strips and rim looms kits will be available for purchase from the<br />
instructor. There will be a $32 material fee payable to the instructor for a<br />
supply of wool strips and rim loom kit.<br />
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Creative Brush Expressions – Japanese Sumi-e**<br />
COURSE CODE ARTS1777 SECTION 49<br />
INSTRUCTOR Cassandra Wyszkowski<br />
DATES October 26, <strong>2013</strong> 9:00 – 5:00pm<br />
FEE $102.25<br />
Please note: Students who have taken this workshop previously will be<br />
accommodated and challenged at the appropriate level of skill.<br />
This unique workshop is suitable for the beginner painter or the<br />
seasoned artist and is designed to introduce the fascinating world of<br />
Japanese Brush Painting (known as Sumi-e). Instruction in this waterbased<br />
medium will emphasize: various brush techniques, gradation of<br />
tones/values to achieve depth, amazing textures for rocks and trees,<br />
brush control that develops spontaneous expression, and effective<br />
simplicity in composition and design. Also included will be the beautiful<br />
Chrysanthemum paragon, revered in Japan as a symbol of loyalty and<br />
devotion. This stimulating technique can be expressed in an abstract<br />
or a more representational approach, with an overlying impressionistic,<br />
personal style that encourages the creative spirit. Potters and fabric<br />
painters who wish to beautify their work with expressive brush strokes<br />
will also benefit from this instruction. Beautiful soft flowing music will<br />
underpin the learning process by adding a peaceful atmosphere. There<br />
will be a $35 material fee payable to the instructor.<br />
Encaustic & Photo Transfer Workshop**<br />
COURSE CODE ARTS1780 SECTION 49<br />
INSTRUCTOR Susan Fisher<br />
DATES October 26, <strong>2013</strong> 9:00 – 5:00pm<br />
FEE $102.25<br />
Explore techniques that will enable you to combine photographic<br />
images with encaustic painting. Gain proficiency with photo transferring,<br />
collaging photo images, and the basic techniques of encaustic painting.<br />
The creative options are virtually endless. Experience with encaustic or<br />
painting in general is not necessary to enjoy this workshop. There will be<br />
a $30 material fee payable to the instructor.<br />
Expressive Faces Workshop**<br />
COURSE CODE ARTS687 SECTION 49<br />
INSTRUCTOR Ramune Luminaire<br />
DATES October 26, <strong>2013</strong> 9:00 – 5:00pm<br />
FEE $102.25<br />
Please note: This workshop is not suitable for beginners to drawing but<br />
does not require portrait experience.<br />
Create faces that express personality and really say something about<br />
your subject. Move beyond reproducing a likeness and into producing<br />
forceful portraits that convey meaning and emotion. Learn to feel your<br />
way into an image, and let go of preconceived notions of how a face<br />
should look or what your work should be like. Lessons will include<br />
exercises to loosen up and come from a place of true expression.<br />
Although some drawing experience is required, it is not necessary to be<br />
experienced or competent at drawing or painting portraits. Initial work<br />
will be done using charcoal and graphite, after which you are free to use<br />
whatever medium you prefer.<br />
Felting Workshop**<br />
COURSE CODE ARTS1772 SECTION 49<br />
INSTRUCTOR Heidi Hudspith<br />
DATES October 26, <strong>2013</strong> 9:00 – 5:00pm<br />
FEE $102.25<br />
Transform wool fibres into artful creations! Utilize traditional wet and dry<br />
felting techniques to create two and three-dimensional items. Learn to<br />
felt simple forms and then experiment with the addition of texture and<br />
colour. Instruction and practice will also include needle felting. Your new<br />
skills can be applied to a wide range of projects including jewellery, hats,<br />
scarves, hair and fashion embellishments, flowers, vessels, handbags,<br />
holiday items, and more. There will be a $25 material fee payable to the<br />
instructor.