Palette Knife Painting Workshop
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Take the plunge and try something new!
This palette knife painting workshop is suitable for all skill levels, you can be an absolute beginner wanting to plunge into the art world and try out a painting class or be an experienced artist wanting to explore a new painting technique to enrich your abstract painting.
This workshop will take you through the basics from using a palette knife (used for mixing and applying paint) to creating your own piece of art using awesome abstract painting effects with an experimental approach.
You will learn the techniques behind the tool and plenty of tips and tricks.
You will leave this workshop feeling confident in developing your new painting technique along with an excitement towards creating a brand new work of your own!
If you have a special knife, canvas and selection of paints you wish to paint with you are more than welcome to bring them along. A selection of paints, knives and boards will be provided at the class.
What you will get
- Acrylic paints
- Palette knives and brushes
- Old magazines and other props for inspiration
What you can bring
- If you have a special knife, selection of paints and a palette you love you are more than welcome to bring them along.
- Optional apron or smock
This workshop is held at Loftus Street, Sydney CBD. When ticket is purchased further information will be given otherwise please contact Jacqueline on 0410 389 681 or jacqueline.molina@mombyry.com.au if you have any questions.
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Jacqueline is a Sydney based artist, born in Broken Hill and raised in (R)Adelaide. From a young age she was always creating pieces of art here there. After finishing high school she moved to Paraguay with her family where she studied graphic design, did a few years of private oil painting classes, photography & engraving workshops and studied visual arts at the Superior Institute of Art of the National University of Asuncion where she discovered and developed her abstract expressionist style of painting.
The foundation of her practice is based on the spontaneity of abstract expressionism. It enables her to express and translate a non-tangible experience into a visual form enabling viewers into her visual world.
Her paintings are inspired by her surroundings, music and experiences and are created with acrylic paints and palette knives. This fast paced technique of using a palette knife creates textural qualities, expressive gestures, enhances light and movement. She has exhibited as a solo artist and taken part in group exhibitons in Asuncion, Sydney and Melbourne.