Hone your painting skills to discover the world of abstraction.
Students will first work from traditional starting points like still lives and live models and then use form, line, shadow, and perspective to express the emotions, mood and state of mind of the scene. Through hands-on class individual and group projects, demonstrations, and discussions about classical and contemporary artists, students will learn how to use drawing to express their feelings about the world around them and to develop their own artistic voice. Through easy to follow steps, beginners and advanced students alike will unpack abstract concepts to expand their understanding of art and the different forms it can take.
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Zach Seeger is a painter and sculptor working in Brooklyn and upstate New York. He received his BFA from Binghamton University and MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. He has exhibited in the stARTup Fair LA, Artspace Tetra in Fukoka, Japan and Life on Mars Gallery, Brooklyn. He has taught 3D Design, sculpture, painting, drawing and graphic design at Brown University, Berkeley College and Binghamton University. He is currently the director of This Friday or Next Friday gallery in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
www.zachseeger.com www.zachseegerstudio.com
Fine Art Drawing with Pen Ink
Getting Started with Watercolor
Colored Pencils (Intermediate/Advanced)
Intro to Abstraction
Color Theory: Seeing Color through Paint
Getting Started with Oil Painting
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