Loriann Signori – Using Memory and Color as Your Defining Tools, Part II (Online); Saturdays, March 5-April 2, 2022 (No Class March 26)

Date: Saturdays, March 5-April 2, 2022 (no class March 26)
Time:  10:00 AM-12:00 PM Pacific Time, 1:00-3:00 PM Eastern Time, 6:00-8:00 PM London Time
Level: All (You must have taken Using Color and Memory  as Your Defining Tools, Part I to register)
Medium: Pastels

With a strong base from Using Color and Memory as your Defining Tools, Part I, the journey continues. Now students will explore composition, value, color, and memory as a way to expand their potential for creative expression. We will break down the painting process into manageable pieces and analyze before beginning to paint. This process allows the artist to work through his/her response rather than have the photos dictate the path. Through the use of a series we will explore one subject and allow it to teach us the way through to new ways of seeing.

Loriann Signori, with the landscape as her muse, is a creator of luminosity. She allows nature to teach her about color, light and movement. Her work is based in traditional methods, defined by colorist tendencies, and memory. As life- long painter, she received her BFA from Swain School of Design and MFA at American University, but the real work began outdoors and in the studio. Loriann is a faculty member of Pastel Society of America. She is an award-winning artist who has exhibited her work in galleries and museums across the country and won numerous awards.