NCSFA Workshop

NCSFA Workshop

Chuck McPherson's absstracted painting

Chuck McPherson

“Exploring Abstraction”

April 24, 2018
12 - 3 pm

Carmel Mt Recreation Center
10152 Rancho Carmel Dr, San Diego, CA 92128

Cost $20 NCSFA members $30 non members

Exploring Abstraction
What makes a strong painting? How do you draw and hold attention on your artwork? How do you bring acclaim for your efforts? Abstraction ~ the breakdown of space, the use of diagonals and color clues ~ the most effective ways of keeping the viewer involved with your artwork.

It doesn't matter if your medium of choice is watermedia, oil or dry; whether your style is realistic, abstract or experimental. Abstraction applies to all. It DOES matter that you start with strong design based on simple principles provided by artist Chuck McPherson. He has decades of experience as a designer and nearly 300 awards since seriously taking up Fine Art ten years ago... Come and absorb his thoughts and practices that have made him one of the more recognized names in Watermedia.

Supply List
The following is a suggested supply list. Please use whatever you are comfortable with. One exception - only professional watercolor paper - Arches preferred.
CLICK For Printable Supply List HERE

Chuck McPherson's abstractions

Cost is $20 for members and $30 for non-members

Not a Member? You are invited to join the NCSFA,
Our annual dues are very low--only $30.
and you will have access to many fantastic programs through the NCSFA as well as support the arts in San Diego

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NCSFA Workshop Location
with easy access off the 15 and Rancho Carmel Dr:

Carmel Mountain Recreation Center
10152 Rancho Carmel Dr. San Diego 92128

(On Rancho Carmel Dr,Turn at the stop light
at Provencal Pl and Rancho Carmel Dr)
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