It had been a decade since I last held teaching classes. I have just been busy with other projects and ideas. However, I began to realise how much I missed teaching. So I decided to host a Sunday class (11am – 6pm) just for women at my home. This was last Sunday, it was a wonderful day with 15 enthusiastic students. Many of whom hadn’t painted since their childhood! Some were more experienced. Because it was a small class I was able to offer a fair bit of individual guidance. Here are a few photographs from the happy event.
My next class is on Sunday 24th September. There are a couple of tickets left. The classes are taught in Danish.
Art Class for Women September 10th 2017
Katherine Scrivens Eje
Harbaeks Courtyard, Nedervej 6, 6470 Sydals, Denmark.
Happy student
Pretty floral
A future Matise?
Happy student
The Grand Hall
The Grand Hall
Another pretty floral
Cherry picking
Deep concentration
Deep concentration
Deep concentration
Painting flowers
Harbaeks Courtyard
My lovely husband Thomas, working behind the scenes!
Working students
Buffet
Buffet
Working students
A few months ago my art supplier stopped stocking my preferred Winsor & Newton oil paints. Whilst I was waiting for an online delivery of new colours I decided to mess around with a few acrylic paints I had kicking around the studio. For an oil painter to switch to acrylic painting there are many challenges. One of which is obvious – acrylics dry really fast! A real problem when working with layering glazes as I was doing with oils. The recent portraits posted here are acrylic paintings, the pressure is on to work a little faster to try to create an acrylic portrait using oil painting techniques! Here’s a recent acrylic portrait which I have tried to make appear as though it has been painted in oils.
