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Sandy Maudlin,
OWS, WSI
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YUPO: Over the Top
August 23-27
9:30 – 4:00
$350
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Over 20 years ago, Sandy Maudlin quit her 'day job' to pursue an active life as
an artist. She has been on an incredible adventure ever since and enjoys being
able to share with other artists via classes and workshops as she continues her
art journey. Sandy has been awarded numerous Best of Shows, including the Ohio
Watercolor Society annual juried show in 2006 and the Watercolor Society of
Indiana's annual juried show in 2008 and holds signature membership in both OWS
and WSI. She's an active member of the Greater Cincinnati Watercolor Society
and served as its president for three years.
"Experimenting with watercolor on YUPO lead me into abstraction with my art."
Taking the chaos of shapes, colors, and textures and turning them into a work
of art requires both intuition and expertise in design. Chaos to control
produces some very exciting art."
This workshop will help you explore the incredible possibilities of painting on
YUPO. We will be using a vast variety of mediums and techniques, including
fluid acrylics and collage. There will be a daily demo to inspire you with new
ideas for your individual work. Sandy will spend quality time working
one-on-one with every artist. This workshop is planned to present new
challenges to help you stretch beyond your expectations.
Bring your imagination and prepare to have a blast as we all go OVER THE TOP.
You may register for this workshop by mailing your $75 non-refundable,
non-transferable deposit to Artists’ Showplace, 15615 Coit Rd., #230, Dallas, TX
75248, or you may register with a credit card by calling Artists’ Showplace at
972-233-1223. Workshop spaces are reserved in the order the deposit is
received. Deposit is refunded if the workshop is cancelled. The balance is due
30 days before the start of the workshop
Artists’ Showplace E-mail:
artistsshowplace@yahoo.com
http://sandymaudlin.blogspot.com/
Workshop Coordinator: Teta S. Aris –
teta22@tx.rr.com
Supply List for EXPERIMENTAL YUPO
click here for a one page pdf of supplies
A small spray bottle filled with rubbing alcohol
Empty spray bottle that does not have a fine mist (you need the kind that
'spits' or 'spritzes', producing droplets of moisture)
A whole box of Kleenex brand tissue - without oil or lotion in it
Your own watercolor brushes
Watercolor palette
Disposable palette for acrylics
Charcoal pencil or sticks, plus a regular pencil or two
Caran D'Ache crayons if you have them
Conte crayons if you have them
Ink pens that you like to use for art
Acrylic inks if you have them
FLUID Acrylics if you want to use them in the workshop - buy at least one cool
and one warm of the primaries plus as many other colors as you want.
Derwent colored pencil or two
Any other colored pencils you have, water or oil based
Blue Painter's tape 1" wide
Squeegee with cut off handle. If the squeegee can be cut, make several
different lengths out of it.
Mr Clean squeegees work great if you can hunt down one - check out Old Time
Pottery and Walgreens.
Cellulose kitchen sponge
Pebeo Drawing Gum Miskit (or similar brand) & a thin brushes for applying miskit
Three 3 to 4" wide small yellow foam (not fuzzy) paint rollers (from Walmart)
Heavy weight YUPO paper - Daniel Smith sells it flat, not rolled - you'll need
at least 5 sheets 20x26"
Paper towels - one roll - VIVA is ideal
Anything you might have to press onto wet paint to create textures - stamps,
fabrics, saran, yarns, cheesecloth, etc.
Plastic Stencils if you have them of geometric shapes or whatever you desire
Exacto knife for cutting stencils plus clear plastic for stencil making
Up to three old YUPO paintings you've worked on and not had success with
Below is a list of watercolor paints Sandy'll be using for the workshop. Paints
which granulate or are sedimentary are excellent for the workshop - and that
goes for Fluid Acrylics, too. Please bring your own art supplies and use what
you already have unless you wish to buy extra supplies.
Paints in Sandy's palette - all by Daniel Smith Co., Seattle * = really
impt.
Bismuth Yellow *Cobalt Violet Deep
Hansa Yellow *Cobalt Teal Blue
Permanent Yellow Deep *Lunar Earth
Quinacridone Burnt Orange Ultramarine Turquoise
Quinacridone Coral Cerulean Blue
Transparent Pyrrol Orange Green Gold
Perylene Red or Pyrrol Red Raw Sienna
Quinacridone Magenta
Thioindigo Violet
Carbazole Violet (Winsor Violet)
Indanthrone Blue
Phthalo Blue-green shade (Winsor Blue)
Blue Ochre Vivianite or Lunar Blue or Lunar Black - don't get lunar blue if you
get lunar black
Brushes I'll use include a 3" flat, a 1" flat brush, a ¼ flat, and a #1 rigger -
just my personal choice..... bring what you're comfortable with, please. Bring
either a couple of soft acrylic brushes, too, or some old watercolor brushes for
acrylics.
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