Colour and the Landscape with Ashley Hanson
Friday 9th and Saturday 10th March 2012Follow the journey from representation to abstraction with renowned colourist and landscape artist Ashley Hanson. The first part of the course will be spent outside, working directly from the inspiring landscape around Honeycomb. The second part of the course will involve translating and transforming the studies imaginatively and creatively in the studio. During the 2 days, Ashley will discuss and demonstrate colour, mark-making and composition and the possibilities in painting and introduce the work of several artists who have made their own very personal visions of the landscape.
Ashley specializes in oils; however you are free to work in whatever medium you prefer. This course is suitable for students of all abilities. Ashley was selected for the 2011 Royal Academy Exhibition and has exhibited widely. Galleries include Edgar Modern, Bath, The Belgrave, St. Ives and the Campden Gallery in the Cotswolds. He is also a visiting lecturer at Canterbury Christchurch University and the National Academy of Art, Bergen, Norway.
Each day will run between 10am - 5pm with registration at 9.30am. Limited to 12 people per day.You are welcome to attend just one day or both days. Cost £65 for 2 days or £35 for 1 day.
Light lunch included! To book a place email Sara@honeycombanimation.co.uk
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Ashley Hanson Painting holidays 2012
Following the success of his first Cornwall painting holiday in April 2011, offering the opportunity of 2 painting holidays for 2012, in April and September. This year the holiday includes an extra night’s accommodation, (making it a 5 night holiday), all lunches, other extras and 4 fully tutored painting days, offering excellent value for money. Each painting holiday is slightly different with some new exciting locations however the original concept remains the same, a unique opportunity to spend 2 days working on location in Cornwall’s stunning coastal landscape followed by 2 full days developing the painting’s and ideas further in a studio set in a sleepy village high on Bodmin Moor. Find details on his website http://www.ashleyhanson.co.uk/
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