4-DAY OIL SANTA FE STUDIO WORKSHOP

Description - TO ENROLL FOR ANY WORKSHOP...PLEASE TEXT or CALL THE HANDELL OFFICE...cell 505-603-1524 OR EMAIL alberthandell@msn.com A $200 non-refundable tuition deposit is required to sign up for the workshop. All registrations and receipts are handled through Albert Handell office, we accept all credit cards. The balace ($750) is requested by Oct.. 4th, one month before the workshop. The Handell Office will email you a receipt. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Handell Office directly. Always use the cell OR email..... Enrollment for this workshops is open at this time. _______________________________________________________________ MORNING DEMONSTRATIONS IN OIL (9:30am-noon) In the afternoon (1-5:00pm) artists paint with oil or pastel with help at the easel, suggested sizes to work on no smaller than 10×14, no larger that 18×24. Bring at least 2 or 3 canvases to work on. • If you want additional individual help you can bring 4 to 6 totally dry (unframed) oils with you. (If you are flying to the workshop and need Gamsol, contact the Handell office in advance and we will provide your needs for a minimum $20 fee) • Handell office will help in shipping back to you your oil supplies and wet canvases 2 weeks after the workshop _______________________________________________________________ "A Summer Evening's Last Light" oil 14x11" Daily SCHEDULE for all 4 day workshops Each day…….. The studio opens daily at 9AM for your convenience. 9:30am-noon Demo. And questions and answers. Lunch (There are several restaurants including Whole Foods nearby) The studio has a refrigerator and microwave if you would like to bring your lunch. 1:00-5:00pm Painting in the studio with help at the easel 7PM on one evening (Optional…. dinner at a fine and fun local restaurant for more art talk and to celebrate as a group (all workshop dinners, individual checks please) Also during each workshop; the unique Handell color theory, which is wonderful for working with pastels and also relates to oils is demonstrated in detail.... Not to be missed!