5 Day Figure Painting Workshop with Casey Baugh
ONLY 5 SPOTS LEFT
August 6-10
10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m
Learn Baugh’s method of figure and portrait painting in a 5-day master workshop. The workshop will focus on creating a figure painting from the early stages of set up to the finishing strokes in both indoor and outdoor settings. Alongside Baugh, students will be working from live models while they are guided through various ways of handling the brush and paint in order to have full control over their painting. Students will paint a clothed figure in both the studio at Townsend Atelier and out of doors weather permitting. All skill levels are welcome in the class as well as those who wish to work in acrylics and charcoal. Class limit is 12 students. Cost: $675
please note that the workshop will be held at Townsend Atelier but registration may be made by clicking here.
Feel free to contact us for more information 423-266-2712
MATERIALS:
please note that easels for indoor and our of door use will be provided along with 2 canvases.
Students will only be responsible for bringing paints and brushes.
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Instructor Bio
Casey Baugh’s early interest in his art played a key role in laying the groundwork for his future artistic career. After his 4
year tenure under the great master Richard Schmid, Baugh’s apprenticeship and friendship with Mr. Schmid further prepared him for his future artistic destiny. Explains Baugh, “I’ve been studying Richard’s work since I was 13. And I decided at one point that I would do whatever it took to meet him. So, I drove from where I was living in Georgia toVermont, showed him my portfolio, and he invited me back the next weekend to paint.” The rest, as they say, is history. As they painted together, Schmid recognized Baugh’s talent and commitment. In time, Schmid offered to mentor Baugh on a one-to-one basis. As he matures as an artist, Baugh is gaining recognition in his own right. He won the 2005 Drawing Cover Competition and was a finalist in the 2008 American Artist Cover Competition. He was most recently a finalist in the 2008Portrait Society of America’s National Portrait Competition.
