Introduction to Landscape Paintings in Acrylics

Introduction to Landscape Paintings in Acrylics

Learn with Nova Scotia-based artist Grant Lounsbury

By Gallery Stratford

Date and time

Saturday, May 11 · 1 - 3:30pm EDT

Location

Gallery Stratford

54 Romeo St S Stratford, ON N5A 4S9 Canada

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About this event

  • 2 hours 30 minutes

Whether you are a beginner to painting or have been painting for years, Grant will provide individualized instruction to help you to consider and enhance the use of light and shadow within your landscape paintings. He will also introduce a few basic drawing techniques that can help to strengthen any structures or figures used within your landscape.

Grant Lounsbury is a professional oil painter and traditional animator based out of Nova Scotia. As a graduate of Sheridan College, Grand holds a Bachelor of Arts in traditional animation and has won numerous awards for his painting en plein air. He currently works in NS at St. Francis Xavier University, teaching drawing and painting. This work has shaped Grant's belief that "art can be used as an effective means to express what it means to be human".

Basic supplies will be provided. If you have your own supplies you like to work with, please feel free to bring them.

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Gallery Stratford

Gallery Stratford is one of Ontario’s longest operating public art galleries and has been a significant contributor to the cultural heart of South-western Ontario since 1967. Gallery Stratford’s mandate is to present changing exhibitions of contemporary visual art, with a focus on regional and Canadian Art, which strive to engage the public, create dialogue, and offer unique opportunities for education, exploration, and interactive learning.

Gallery Stratford is located in the city’s historic former pump house, just a five minute walk from Stratford’s Festival Theatre and the Avon River. It is surrounded by picturesque parkland with outdoor sculptures linked through a network of pathways.The gallery has three exhibition spaces, a community studio, and a Gallery Shop.