16th October 2011
It was 09:45 slowly each one started arriving and by 10:10 everybody had come, each one were provided with their kit which contained a goodie bag of water colour, brushes, books, stationaries for drawing, a container and a water colour pencils.
Poornima's bamboo tree
All of them scattered and started painting, some selected architecture, a couple of them tried the lilly's pond, bamboo and other trees which are in abudent at Venkatappa art gallery. This went on till 1:30 and slowly they took the correction from Venu, It was 2'o clock when everybody left for the day.
Art of Water colour, a 10 week workshop exploring water colour.
After a long time, I started the water colour batch. The first class was held at Venkatappa art gallery campus. 13 participants from different fields some of them students, some from IT industry, couple of home makers, teacher and a art historian includes in the batch.
It was 09:45 slowly each one started arriving and by 10:10 everybody had come, each one were provided with their kit which contained a goodie bag of water colour, brushes, books, stationaries for drawing, a container and a water colour pencils.
I began the session by welcoming everybody and a introduction, finally Instructor Venugopal.V.G was introduced to all the participants. He has a PG from CIAS, chitrakala parishat, Bengaluru. He has taught at Jain group of institution and also at a animation school in Bengaluru. He has showcased his works at National and Internationally. Also he has been awarded from camlin art foundation, Lalit kala academy and lot of private organisations.
Venu took over the session by introducing all the participants with the basics of water colour and its quality, he also introduced them to colour theory which is essential for the further progress and also a briefed about the quality water colour paper availabe in the market. Further, he demonstrated how to use colours and handle the brushes. The session went on till 12:00 noon. Since we wanted all of them to practice for the day we let them to do the same.
Seheli's painting Venkatappa art gallery canteen
Also before leaving some of them visited the gallery and enjoyed the work of K.Venkatappa.
This is interesting. I wish I were in Bangalore so that I could attend these classes.
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting the demo paintings as well as some of the students' work. It would be nice if you could also post photographs of the buildings/landscapes that these students use as their reference along with their work.