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| Oils on panel studies of glass on yellow background by student at Kevin McSherry's art class in south Dublin |
TUESDAY evenings 7pm to 9.30pm
THURSDAY mornings 10am to 12.30pm
THURSDAY evenings 7pm to 9.30pm
New 6 Week Term starts Tuesday April 10 & Thursday April 12
Book now to secure your place. 6 Places ONLY per class. €175 for 6 weeks.
Only 6 places available at each class and to be fair to those who attended the last term, special consideration will be given them for spaces, subject to confirmation by payment. Call 086 247 0737 or email: kevin@mcsherry.ie
Tea and coffee and biccies will be served.
TUESDAYS:
Tuesday morning 10am-12.30pm. Call 086 247 0737 or email: classes@mcsherry.ie
Tuesday evening 7pm-9.30pm Call 086 247 0737 or email: classes@mcsherry.ie
THURSDAYS:
Thursday morning 10am-12.30pm. Call 086 247 0737 or email: classes@mcsherry.ie
Thursday evening 7pm-9.30pm Call 086 247 0737 or email: classes@mcsherry.ie
Payments for classes can be made by cash, cheque, credit card and PayPal. €175
3. Materials checklist
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If you want to try the technique of making a warm, monochrome underpainting, you will need the following tubes of ACRYLIC paint, although these are NOT NECESSARY for the normal oils alla prima classes.:
Ultramarine
Burnt Siena
Warm Bright Yellow 513 (Sennelier)- OR - Pale Terracotta 437 (Winsor & Newton)
Titanium White
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How to Find Studio
2. How to Get Here/Map
My art studio is accessed by the laneway at the rear of 17 Aideen Avenue, Terenure, Dublin D6W Y635. It's a bit hidden (but it's a gem), I suggest you bring your mobile phone along and call 086 247 0737 if lost.
3. Materials checklist
Bring boards or canvases of around 5"x7" or 7"x7". The aim of this class is to paint small and paint often.
If you're just trying out painting and not certain that you'll continue; get good quality student grade oil paints like Winsor & Newton or Maimeri Classico. For beginners, I recommend Winton Oils -good student quality paint, you can get them everywhere and the colours are consistent). If you're already dedicated to painting; always get Artist quality paints. You can read a more in-depth explanation here.
Essential 5 Colours for beginner painters: (Definitely get these as a priority)
- Winton Cobalt Blue
- Winton Permanent Rose
- Winton Cadmium Yellow Light
- Winton Titanium White (or Titanium buff)
- Winton Burnt Umber
- Winton Ivory Black (or Indigo or Paynes Grey)
Plus the following for an extended palette (Get these once you've become familiar with the above palette).
- Sap green (or Viridian)
- Cadmium Yellow Deep
- Burnt Umber
- Ultramarine Blue
- Cadmium Red
Do bring the following:
- A flat wood painter's palette.
- Bring a little burnt siena watercolour to do your drawing on the canvas.
- Solvent: Zest-it, if you have it).
- Brushes -Synthetic short flat brights: 12 and 6. Also, a Round No. 1. I recommend the Create brand (you can buy a packet of 5 brushes for under €5 in Evans or Eason)
- Rags
- If you like Liquin, bring that too.
- Wear old clothes: painting can be a messy business!
Bring boards or canvases of around 5"x7" or 7"x7". The aim of this class is to paint small and paint often.
If you're just trying out painting and not certain that you'll continue; get good quality student grade oil paints like Winsor & Newton or Maimeri Classico. For beginners, I recommend Winton Oils -good student quality paint, you can get them everywhere and the colours are consistent). If you're already dedicated to painting; always get Artist quality paints. You can read a more in-depth explanation here.
Essential 5 Colours for beginner painters: (Definitely get these as a priority)
- Winton Cobalt Blue
- Winton Permanent Rose
- Winton Cadmium Yellow Light
- Winton Titanium White (or Titanium buff)
- Winton Burnt Umber
- Winton Ivory Black (or Indigo or Paynes Grey)
- Sap green (or Viridian)
- Cadmium Yellow Deep
- Burnt Umber
- Ultramarine Blue
- Cadmium Red
Do bring the following:
- A flat wood painter's palette.
- Bring a little burnt siena watercolour to do your drawing on the canvas.
- Solvent: Zest-it, if you have it).
- Brushes -Synthetic short flat brights: 12 and 6. Also, a Round No. 1. I recommend the Create brand (you can buy a packet of 5 brushes for under €5 in Evans or Eason)
- Rags
- If you like Liquin, bring that too.
- Wear old clothes: painting can be a messy business!
******************************************************************************************************************************
If you want to try the technique of making a warm, monochrome underpainting, you will need the following tubes of ACRYLIC paint, although these are NOT NECESSARY for the normal oils alla prima classes.:
Ultramarine
Burnt Siena
Warm Bright Yellow 513 (Sennelier)- OR - Pale Terracotta 437 (Winsor & Newton)
Titanium White
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4. Terms and conditions
T&Cs
Signing up for a term of art classes is a 6 week commitment; classes not taken cannot be carried forward to a new term. Terms can not be split up or fees discounted for classes not taken.
When students are unable to make it to a class for whatever reason, I will always endeavour to let them catch up in another art class but only if a place is available.
If I am unable to hold the art class, the class will be made up so students will not be short.
Payment must be made at least 2 weeks before the term begins, in order that a replacement student can be arranged from the waiting list.
Payment matters can not be discussed in the studio; the studio is a sanctuary for art, painting and creativity.
Students should have the required painting materials for the class (please see above).
Signing up for a term of art classes is a 6 week commitment; classes not taken cannot be carried forward to a new term. Terms can not be split up or fees discounted for classes not taken.
When students are unable to make it to a class for whatever reason, I will always endeavour to let them catch up in another art class but only if a place is available.
If I am unable to hold the art class, the class will be made up so students will not be short.
Payment must be made at least 2 weeks before the term begins, in order that a replacement student can be arranged from the waiting list.
Payment matters can not be discussed in the studio; the studio is a sanctuary for art, painting and creativity.
Students should have the required painting materials for the class (please see above).
