Drawing with Audrey

December 17, 2018 by Audrey Bottrell-Parks

When:

October 5, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

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Where:

Splatter Art Studio
4160 S. Lone Pine Springfield
MO

Cost:

$30 plus $5 studio fee

Contact:

Audrey Bottrell Parks

417-848-0894

Drawing Ongoing classes Saturday Class

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The essentials to drawing are line, shape, and value regardless of the subject matter. If you get the structure in proportion, you’ll be ready to build on that with value or shading. Value is what gives your drawing form. Do any fun little tricks and techniques that will change your drawing! Individual instruction provided in every class. Graphite, Charcoal and pastel.

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About Audrey Bottrell-Parks

Best of Missouri Hands juried artist, c ommissioned artist for ESPN, Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, Promega Corporation, MSU West Plains, PGA golfers and a host of others, Audrey brings years of professional experience to the classroom. Earning her Art Education degree in her home state of Wisconsin in 1979, she has taught publicly and privately for more than 30 years.

3 Day Color Theory Workshop February 9 – 11 – Markus Pope

In my opinion, understanding color theory is essential for any artist, whether you’re an expert or a novice, whether you’re working in graphite, paint, chalk, pastel or color pencil. Before taking Audrey’s color theory class, I was merely trying to duplicate reference photos as closely as possible. My ability to replicate textures, shadows, highlights and produce depth was limited by the number of differently shaded or colored pencils that I purchased. Once you understand how the colors work together, and how they affect one another, you won’t worry so much about having the right shade of pencil and you’ll be able to concentrate on intensifying the affect that your art has on other people instead. After taking the class, and utilizing what I learned, people started referring to me as an artist, and I LOVE that! Thank you, Audrey!