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SBWS It's All About the Flowers
Lawrence Yun
Watercolor
Cost: $100.00
Workshop
Beginner - Advanced
Saturday–Sunday
Meets daily
9:00 AM–3:30 PM
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November 5–6, 2022
Break for Lunch 12 - 12:30
Check the class/workshop list for future offerings.
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This SPECIAL price is for South Bay Watercolor Society Members ONLY - but sign up as a member now by emailing their membership director at parrishh@verizon.net
This 2-day watercolor workshop explores the compositional potential of flowers, branches and leaves from nature, and the technical approach to painting with watercolors in a representational style.
Students are expected to bring a small selection of desired flowers and plants (from nature) of their choice to be painted (homegrown varieties can be particularly interesting for their unexpected forms and characteristics). The lectures and demonstrations will focus on materials, techniques, and designs within the painting process from observation—incorporating featured natural elements with compositional strategies.
This workshop is balanced for both beginning and intermediate watercolor students. Beginners will be introduced to the medium of watercolor and will develop a fundamental understanding in its use, while more advanced students will incorporate discussion of ideas and techniques to lead to new possibilities. Individual assistance will be given throughout the course to meet every student’s need, and the workshop will end with an informal group critique on finished paintings.
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About Lawrence Yun
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Known for his virtuoso watercolor paintings in the genre of flower and still-life, artist Lawrence Yun has been exhibiting as a featured solo artist in notable galleries and museums throughout California, including Bergamot Station’s Patricia Correia Gallery, Sarah Lee Artworks and Projects, and Schomburg Gallery at Santa Monica, as well as Torrance Art Museum, Long Beach Art Museum, and Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery (LAMAG). His works are represented in various private and public permanent collections, including Terranea Resort, Sony Pictures, and The Franklin Mint. His work can also be seen in the television programs, including Luck (HBO), The Guardian (CBS), Eli Stone (ABC), Knight Rider (NBC), and Monk (USA Network), and movies, including Daddy Day Care (Columbia Pictures), Meet the Fockers (Universal Pictures), and Transformers (DreamWorks).
Yun holds a Master of Fine Arts in Drawing/Painting and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking from California State University, Long Beach. He is a tenured art professor at California State University, Fullerton where he has been teaching watercolor, pencil rendering, 2D design and illustration since 2001.
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