2010 Schedule:
"Capturing the Light": April 9-11, 2010 - class is full -
Please note: DATE CHANGE!! : September 17-19, 2010
both classes will take place in Murphys, CA ~ $350 per person
*New this year! "No Whiners! Serious Art for Serious Artists" November 1-5, 2010
all students must have attended one of my 3-day workshops as a prerequisite to this class
In Murphys, CA ~ $675 per person
Just Added! "Limited Palette, Unlimited Possibilities!" June 4-6, 2010 in Lodi CA
Learn how to simplify your painting gear and bring color harmony to your work in this workshop in Lodi, CA.
Class is full- contact Robin at 209-368-5123 to be added to the waiting list.
More info at www.knowltongallery.com
Frustrated with trying to catch the ever-changing light conditions while painting outdoors?
Always wanted to learn about plein air painting but have been afraid to try it?
Need some inspiration to kick-start your work?
This class is for you!
Join Kathleen Dunphy, award-winning oil painter, for 3 intensive days of painting landscapes on location. Kathleen will walk you through her process for creating dynamic, light-filled paintings. Class meets in Murphys, CA from 9am to 4pm each day. Workshop includes lectures, hand-outs, demonstrations, lots of one-on-one instruction and painting on location at various sites in picturesque Calaveras County.
Space is limited to 12 students, so register today!
For more information about the workshop or special rates on accommodations for out-of-town students, call (209)728-9825
Kathleen explains the start of her painting at the Douglas Flat Schoolhouse
Braving the elements in the April 2010 workshop
Finding shade in Lodi in the June 2010 class
Beautiful scenery and great weather in the October "08 workshop
Workshop painting sites include many historical building such as this barn near Murphys.
A demo at Ironstone Vineyards
Kathleen painting in vineyards near Murphys
Janette's a happy painter in the April '09 workshop!
Murphys Park provides lots of variety and inspiration for paintings
The workshop starts with a 3 hour lecture in the historic Douglas Flat Schoolhouse
