Kelly Borsheim

Developing Composition Ideas: Moving Beyond Copying

d'Art Center

Join us in person to spark fresh composition ideas and ditch the copy-paste routine!

Create & Learn Art Classes & Workshops

We believe that art can enrich the lives of everyone in our community of every age and background. With an emphasis on education, our mission is to provide opportunities to experience art in multi-faceted ways.

<h2>Developing Composition Ideas: Moving Beyond Copying</h2>There comes a point in some artists' lives in which they desire to create artworks that depict more than what they see in front of them. In this Masterclass, we will explore ways to develop and expand your personal ways of seeing the world, your varied interests, connecting concepts in surprising new ways, and how you wish to express those concepts visually.You will bring your preferred materials, as well as personal inspirations (see supply list), and will spend time playing with composition ideas. The goal is personal exploration, helping you learn more about yourself and expanding skills in your art-making. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your approach, come unlock your unique style and take your skills to the next level!Student experience level - All levels are welcome:  Beginner, Intermediate or anyone feeling stuckAges 18+See supply list below

Each participant will bring:<ul><li>art materials that s/he either feels good using or are curious to try (oil, acrylic, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, etc.)</li><li>Bring appropriate canvas sheets or paper for the medium(s) brought and perhaps 5-10 sheets.</li><li>Bring brushes, paper towels, scissors and palette knives, as desired.</li><li>Do not forget to include texture tools, such as sponges, stomps, or cotton, random texture-making objects.</li><li>Bring gloves, aprons, or at least wear clothing to paint in.</li><li>*Please, if you use oils, bring ODORLESS spirits and a jar with a lid, out of courtesy to others.</li></ul>REFERENCE items to bring:<ul><li>photos, printouts, magazine clippings, pretty (or not) papers,</li><li>objects (leaves, rocks, random small items)</li><li>or a list (bees, dolphins, magenta, food) that YOU LIKE (texture, color, idea, expression, etc.)</li></ul>The most important thing is that the reference is something that you enjoy.

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Developing Composition Ideas: Moving Beyond Copying