Painting & Drawing
Code: D16W01-22
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Virtual Workshop
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VIRTUAL WORKSHOP Color 2: A Workshop for Artists and Designers Continued
Apr 18 - 29, 2022
Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 1-4PM MST
Concept
This second installment of David Hornung’s color class is for students who have taken his first workshop and would like to go deeper. In Color 2 we explore the development of color interrelationships through a variety of mixing strategies and conduct color research into natural and manufactured sources. We also examine specific color applications like progression and the illusion of transparency and study the way color works with shape to create spatial hierarchy in a two-dimensional image. As with the previous class, meetings are on alternate days (MWF) which allows ample time to complete assignments. The materials list is identical to that of Color 1, linked below.
The prerequisite for this workshop is David Hornung’s class, Color: A Workshop for Artists and Designers, click here for details.
Media
Faculty

David Hornung
David Hornung is a painter and collagist who has taught at art schools, workshops and universities for almost five decades. He is the author of Color: A Workshop for Artists and Designers, which has been translated into six languages and is used in art and design programs throughout the world.

David Hornung, Small World
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Scholarships & College Credit
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