Weekend Workshop in Oils
Weekend Workshop in Oils
Strokes of Genius
17 E Northwest Hwy
Palatine, IL 60067
Focus: Refine your painting skills in a personalized, intimate setting. This workshop will cover the foundations of design, light, and storytelling, with practical guidance to help you create paintings that resonate with viewers. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your craft, this is the perfect way to set your artistic goals for 2025.
✨ What You’ll Gain:
Learn insights behind powerful design and composition.
Master the use of light and shadow to create depth and mood.
Develop confidence in your brushwork and storytelling.
Receive individualized instruction and constructive feedback.
With over 45 years of experience as a fine artist and instructor, Steve’s workshops consistently inspire breakthroughs in students’ work. Don’t miss these opportunities to start the year with fresh momentum in your artistic journey!
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Contact information
Website: www.steveputtrich.com
Cell and text: 312.339.9178
Email: puttrich@comcast.net
Some artists may already have some equipment, so feel free to bring whatever supplies you have.
· An easel and a palette: There’s many amazing palettes and tripods available, I’ll be using the James Coulter easel and palette found at http://artboxandpanel.com
· We’ll have tables and chairs in the studio if you prefer to sit.
· A few small panels each day. You can also choose to paint on a very affordable gesso-primed board. 8x10, 9x12, or 11x14 are all good sizes. PVC Panels are also good.
Oil paints.
o Cadmium yellow light
o Transparent Orange
o Quinacridone red
o Quinacridone violet
o Dioxazine Purple
o Ultramarine blue
o Cobalt Blue
o Viridian
o Sap Green
o Transparent Yellow Earth
o Transparent Red Earth
o Transparent Oxide Brown
o Radiant Blue
o Titanium White
Oil painting medium.
Odorless Mineral Spirits (OMS) Gamsol is the best
Walnut Oil Alkyd medium
Brushes - Several flats and filberts are good to have along with a liner or a rigger. A 3/8” Ivory dagger will also be used.
I also use some small ½” and 1” chip brushes from Ace Hardware
Soft pencils for initial drawing and a sketchbook
Paper towels
Plastic bag for garbage
Water and snacks to drink and eat