Paint Your Pet! with M. Theresa Brown
Sunday June 14, 12:00 - 5:00
Jerry's Artarama Raleigh Store, Holly Park Shopping Center, Wake Forest Rd, Raleigh
Want to learn the secrets of painting
portraits of dogs or cats? Learn how to get animals to pose for you, create life-like eyes, realistic fur, and
preserve the very precious memory of a favorite pet.
What Students say about this workshop:
I really enjoyed the class Saturday. It felt really great to leave with something to show. In fact I have shown
my german shepard everywhere today.I plan on signing up for your husband's class in August. I can't wait. Tell him
that he has some awful big shoes to fill.LOL I can't wait to take another portrait class whether it was animals or
people. I'm sure you could shine a bright light in either direction. Both would be great!!!!!! It was SO worth
it!
Thanks Again for your time and effort - Annette
Thank you so much for the delightful lesson on painting dogs. I just loved it and I would come to another one
even if it is the same. That was so much fun. Today I started painting our other Yorkie. He has a short hair
cut so that may be different but I'm ready to play. I had my husband help me get an outside photo of him this
morning without the flash and I watched your DVD to remind me of all your great tips. I love your DVD. Great
information and you did not move too fast. It was perfect. I only hope I can learn to paint with more
confidence and success. I really need a class in mixing paint colors. I think that would be very helpful. Thank
you again. What fun! - Pat B.
I have spent a lot of money at other workshops and I cannot believe what I turned out in yours in just two
hours. I LOVE what I did with the dog painting! Thank you for encouraging me to experiment! - Kittie D.
Instructor: M Theresa Brown
Class Code: TB150614
Workshop Fee: $120
Medium: Acrylic
Sunday, June 14th, Noon-5:00pm
Click here to register through Jerry's Artarama
Supplies to bring:
Enlarged photo on computer paper of the head of the cat or dog you wish to paint.
A few sheets of sketch paper (large enough for the image you want to paint), pencil and transfer paper
Acrylic paint - Burnt sienna, cerelean blue, raw umber, ultramarine blue, titanium white, burnt umber,
ivory black, yellow ochre
Small bottle of acrylic retarder
small spray bottle of water
paper towels,
disposable palette
series of sizes 1-8 nylon brushes (filberts and rounds are recommended)
palette knife to mix paints
2-3 various size canvases-your choice such as 8 x 10, 9 x 12, 11 x 14. No larger.
container to hold water
plastic trash bag
optional: easel or table top easel
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