Alcohol Ink Painted Scarf

Beginning
August 24, 2024—1 Session (Saturday)
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce Clair
Class Fee: $45 non-members + $20 supply fee
                $ 40.50 BRMAA members + $20 supply fee
Students will use colorful alcohol inks on a large silk scarf to create a pleasing abstract design. The inks will be set with a vinegar solution and heat. Students may also embellish their scarf with permanent markers and salt. There will be discussions on color theory for selecting appropriate colors, learn about various methods of folding and draping a scarf, and how to set the inks in fabric. No previous experience required! Students will receive written instructions for future use.
Alcohol Ink Painted Scarf-Registration & Supply Fee
Call (706) 632-2144 for questions regarding this course and registration.  Payment is required to register for BRMAA courses. You may pay via PayPal above, over the phone, or visit The Art Center located at 420 West Main Street, Blue Ridge, GA 30513 to pay in person. 

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

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    Joyce Clair has a passion for painting with transparent watercolors. Most of her paintings are completed outdoors or “en plein air” in the beautiful north Georgia mountains. She initiated the “Plein Air Painters of Hiawassee Georgia,” a group of local painters who paint together regularly. Join our group on face book if interested in participating.
   Her representational impressionist style is influenced by watercolor master, Ed Whitney (1891-1987). Joyce studied watercolor painting for two years under Dr. Morris Green of the Maryland Institute of Art. Dr. Green was a former student of watercolor master, Ed Whitney. She also attended watercolor workshops with Zoltan Szabo, Tom Lynch, Frank Webb, and Skip Lawrence, many of whom studied under Ed Whitney as well. Joyce also took drawing and photography classes at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C.
   Joyce grew up in Pennsylvania and lived in Maryland and Texas before moving to Georgia. Since retiring from her Nurse Practitioner career, Joyce devotes most of her time to painting and teaching watercolor, alcohol inks, and drawing. She teaches private and group classes at Artworks in Hiawassee, Georgia, Murphy Art Center in North Carolina, Blue Ridge Mountains Art Center in Blue Ridge, Georgia, Gilmer Arts in Ellijay, Georgia, and ICL at Young Harris College, Young Harris, Georgia .    
   Visit “Joyce Clair Art” on Facebook to view recent works and class notices. Her works may also be viewed at www.fineartamerica.com and at the Murphy Art Center, Murphy, North Carolina.