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Tim McCormack – Ink Blots & Drips: Experiments in Spontaneity & Style (Online)
Date recorded: Thursday, October 31, 2024
In this talk, Tim will demonstrate several ink recipes, adapting the ancient landscape blot methods of Japanese landscape painting and 18th century British landscape painter Alexander Cozens. By combining the abstract gestalt of blots and drips, with skillful handling of the brush, he will create landscapes and figures of the imagination.
Ink is inherently dynamic and alive. Tim will explore the vibrant qualities of Diamine inks.
Tim McCormack – Ink Blots & Drips: Experiments in Spontaneity & Style (Online)
In this talk, Tim will demonstrate several ink recipes, adapting the ancient landscape blot methods of Japanese landscape painting and 18th century British landscape painter Alexander Cozens. By combining the abstract gestalt of blots and drips, with skillful handling of the brush, he will create landscapes and figures of the imagination.
Ink is inherently dynamic and alive. Tim will explore the vibrant qualities of Diamine inks.
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About the Instructor:
Tim McCormack is an accomplished artist with thirty years of teaching experience to college students and adult learners. He was the Lead Instructor in the Figure Drawing Stream in the highly respected Bachelor of Animation Program at Sheridan College for ten years. He has taught portrait and landscape painting, as well as drawing for absolute beginners and background painting for animation. Tim creates landscape, portraiture and figurative art and is inspired by many drawing materials that he finds in and outside art supply stores. A graduate of OCAD, he has had several solo shows of watercolours, oils and pastels. His work is found in private collections.
This was my very first online class.
Thank you so very much as I am so excited to try what i leaned today from Tim.
Tim has a very casual approach to teaching, I also want to try these techniques with watercolors
Appreciate all the efforts to put the classes together,
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This was my very first online class.
Thank you so very much as I am so excited to try what i leaned today from Tim.
Tim has a very casual approach to teaching, I also want to try these techniques with watercolors
Appreciate all the efforts to put the classes together,