Cooking On An Open Fire NC, A Portrait of People of NC.

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Cary, Clina Polloni, Colonial People of NC, Durham, Franklinton, NC, North Carolina, Oil paintings, Painting Classes, Raleigh, Wake Forest

Cooking On An Open Fire NC, Oil painting 30″x40″ by Clina Polloni

I am doing a collection of paintings of ”Colonial People of North Carolina”. Inspired by the historical sites that we had visited with my husband Thom. I have a great admiration of the pioneers that came to this land, with dreams and hopes of a new home in North Carolina. Life was so difficult, they had to clear the forest to plant their food. Built their homes and provide their families with a productive and healthy life.

Clina Polloni is a contemporary artist born in Chile. Her oil paintings are inspired by her love for people, animals and nature. Her new project: “The motif of the human figure in a dialogue with natures light and colors.” In these new paintings she is portraying the people of North Carolina in their environment and activities, representing the colonial times and history of our state.

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Instructions of how to do this painting:

1. Start by drawing the ladies and landscape defining the light and the shade. Look at image.
2. Do your under-paint or imprimatura with a wash of acrylic gold and silver. Acrylics are very good for under-painting because they dry faster. They creates a worm color that once you put the oils in the top, they look brighter.

Start painting with oils in the following order because it is going to be easier for you:

2. Using oils, start painting the background, stones and wall.
3. Using oils paint the skin, blending light and shade to the color of the skin. Paint the f
   eatures of the face, hands and foot.
4. Paint hair and clothes.
5. Paint open fire, cooking dishes and food.
6. Sign your work of art.

You can learn and enjoy to do this painting in the painting classes:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/painting_classes.html
Call Clina: 919-841-3132
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.

Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina.
Member of the board of The Franklin County Art Council, Wilson Art Council and Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.

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The River of Yesteryear, A Colonial Celebration 2017

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Art Exhibition, Cary, Clina Polloni, Colonial People of NC, Durham, Franklinton, Louisburg, North Carolina, Painting Classes, Raleigh

Take a step back into colonial times in North Carolina during this living history event!

Date: Saturday, October 7, 2017.
Time: From 10am to 5pm.
Location: Downtown Louisburg at River Bend Park, NC.
Free Admission and Open to the Public.

Bring your family and friends to celebrate our past culture and heritage. Learn through live demonstrations varied aspects of the life in colonial times: cooking, yarn-weaving, doll-making, and more. Story telling and music will cheer your day.

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Clina Polloni will be demonstrating how to paint with oils and also will exhibit two of her colonial paintings: “Weaving The Yarn At The Tar River NC” and ” Cooking On An Open Fire In NC”

I am doing a collection of paintings of ” Colonial People of North Carolina”. Inspired by the historical sites that my husband Thom and I had visited, and my great admiration for the pioneers that came to this land, with dreams and hopes of a new home. “The motif of the human figure in a dialogue with natures light and colors”.

For more information about The River of Yesteryear of visit:
http://tarriverfestival.org/river-of-yesteryear/
Clina Polloni: 919-841-3132, email clinapolloni@gmail.com, visit http://www.clinapolloni.com/

You are also invited to visit the booth of the Franklin County Art Council. Dawn Lancaster is an Eco Artist and she will be demonstrating this art.

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How to paint an 1800’s Country Scene.

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Cary, Clina Polloni, country scene, Durham, Franklinton, Landscape, NC, North Carolina, Painting Classes, Raleigh, Wake Forest

Learn to paint an 1800’s Country Scene from Chile.

This is a simple painting designed to learn to paint a country scene, trees, sunset skies, reflections in the water.

I was born and raised in Chile, and in my memories, I remember country roads, when traveling with my family through the beautiful land of Chile. This painting is based in sketches that my great grandfather, Antonio Polloni did when painting the landscape of Chile in the 1800’s.

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Instructions:

1. Start by drawing the country houses and landscape.
2. Give a soft coat of gold acrylic. Acrylics are very good for under-painting, they creates a worm color that once you paint in the top, the colors looks brighter.
3. Next star painting from the back, sky, road, grass, trees, houses, and reflections in the water.
4. Sign your work of art.

Supply: This painting can be done in acrylics or oils.

Acrylics: There are many brands of acrylic paintings that I have tested but the one that I like the most is: SOHO, Urban Artistic Acrylic: Excellent paintings, sold at more reasonable price by Jerry’s Arterama. 3060 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27609. (919) 876-6610.

Oil Paintings: You can buy them at Hobby Lobby, Michael’s, ACMoore, but again the most affordable ones are at Jerry’s Arterama and their brand is LUKAS.

Canvas: 12″x16″

Colors:

1. Gold
2. Titanium White
3. Cadmium Yellow Light
4. Cadmium Yellow Medium
5. Cadmium Red Medium
6. Venetian Red
7. Alizarin Crimson
8. Yellow Ochre
9. Raw Sienna
10. Burnt Sienna
11. Van Dyck Brown
12. Royal Blue
13. Prussian Blue
14. Sap Green
15. Greenish Umber

Brushes, multi-purpose, polyvalent. There is a 10pc “Artist’s Loft” that provides most of the brushes for the beginning or the Pro Stroke-Power Creative Mark of Jerry’s Arterama. Also Wal-Mart has some fine and medium gold taklon brushes.
For Oil paintings, the best media is Refined Linseed Oil with Refined Turpentine. To clean the brushes Turpernoi. I have some glass containers to mix media.
Easel (a simple table metal easel is fine).
Paper towel, Pencil to draw.
Plastic plate to mix colors or a Paper Palette. SOHO has a very reasonable paper palette at Jerry’s Arterama.

You can learn and enjoy to do this painting in the painting classes:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/painting_classes.html

Call Clina: 919-841-3132
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.

Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina.
Member of The Franklin County Art Council, Wilson Art Council and Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.

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Art Exhibition at the Renaissance Centre in Wake Forest, NC, 2017.

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Art Exhibition, Cary, Clina Polloni, Durham, Franklinton, Landscape, NC, North Carolina, Oil paintings, People of NC, Raleigh, Wake Forest

Artist Clina Polloni cordially invites you to an art exhibition at the Renaissance Centre For The Arts.

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Fan Favorite Award at Renaissance Centre For The Arts Exhibition.
Congrats to Clina Polloni for winning the fan favorite from the Summer Showcase 🙂 

Date: Sunday, July 23, 2017.
Start Time: 11:00 AM.
End Time: 5:00 PM.
Location: Arts Annex Wake Forest Renaissance Centre.
407 Brooks Ave. Wake Forest, NC.

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Bring your family and friends. to enjoy a day celebrating the ARTS of our community. Meet the artists, ask questions and share the enthusiasm that inspires each work of art.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre for the Arts and the Wake Forest Guild of Artists will host an exhibition on Sunday, July 23, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Over 20 artists will display their works of art in a variety of mediums and styles, including acrylic, oil and watercolor paintings, sculpture, jewelry, glasswork, encaustic, woodworking, and mixed media.

Clina Polloni will exhibit oil paintings of North Carolina landscape and people, including:
1. “Weaving The Yarn At The Tar River NC”
https://clinapolloni.wordpress.com/2017/07/17/how-to-paint-a-woman-weaving-the-yarn/
2. “The Gourd Artist”
3. “Mingo Falls”, At the Cherokee Indian Reservation, NC
Click on the photos to see a larger image.

For more information about Clina Polloni, visit:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/
Call Clina: 919-841-3132.
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.

Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina. Member of The Franklin County Art Council, Wilson Art Council and Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.

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How To Paint A Woman Weaving The Yarn.

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Cary, Clina Polloni, Durham, Franklinton, NC, North Carolina, Oil paintings, Painting Classes, Raleigh, Wake Forest, Weaving Yarn

“Weaving The Yarn At The Tar River NC”, Oil painting 24″x36″

This painting was inspired by this lady weaving her yarn at the Tar River in North Carolina. She also stained her creative yarns with beautiful bright colors. 

“The motif of the human figure in a dialogue with natures light and colors.” In these paintings Clina Polloni is portraying the people of North Carolina in their environment and activities, representing the colonial times and history of our state.

Click the images to view a large painting >>

Instructions:

1. Start by drawing the lady and landscape defining the light and the shade. Look at image.
2. Do your under-paint or imprimatura with a wash of acrylic gold and silver. Acrylics are very good for under-painting because they dry faster. They creates a worm color that once you put the oils in the top, they look brighter.

Click on the photos to see a larger image.

Start painting with oils in the following order because it is going to be easier for you:

1. Using oils, start painting the background, bricks and wall.
2. Using oils paint the skin, blending light and shade to the color of the skin. Paint the features of the face, hands and foot.
3. Paint hair and clothes.
4. Paint yarn, basket, weaving loom and rug.
5. Sign your work of art.

Supply:

Acrylics: There are many brands of acrylic paintings that I have tested but the one that I like the most is: SOHO, Urban Artistic Acrylic: Excellent paintings, sold at more reasonable price by Jerry’s Arterama. 3060 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27609. (919) 876-6610.
Oil Paintings: You can buy them at Hobby Lobby, Michael’s, ACMoore, but again the most affordable ones are at Jerry’s Arterama and their brand is LUKAS.

Canvas: 24″x36″

Colors:

Acrylics:
Gold
Silver

Oil paintings:

1. Titanium White
2. Flesh, Portrait Pink or Pale Pink
3. Venetian Red
4. Cadmium Yellow Light
5. Yellow Ochre
6. Raw Sienna
7. Burnt Umber
8. Van Dyck Brown
9. Cadmium Red Light
10. Alizarin Crimson
11. Magenta
12. Dioxazine Purple
13. Cerulean Blue
14. Ultramarine Blue
15. Thalo Green
16. Sap Green
17. Payne’s Gray
18. Ivory Black

Brushes, multi-purpose, polyvalent. There is a 10pc “Artist’s Loft” that provides most of the brushes for the beginning or the Pro Stroke-Power Creative Mark of Jerry’s Arterama.
For Oil paintings, the best media is Refined Linseed Oil with Refined Turpentine. To clean the brushes Turpernoi. Glass container to mix media.
Easel
Paper towel, Pencil to draw.
Plastic plate to mix colors or a Paper Palette. SOHO has a very reasonable paper palette at Jerry’s Arterama.

You can learn and enjoy to do this painting in the painting classes:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/painting_classes.html

Call Clina: 919-841-3132
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.

Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina.
Member of The Franklin County Art Council, Wilson Art Council and Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.

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How to Paint The Pet Portrait of Andi

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Durham, Franklinton, NC, North Carolina, Painting Classes, Pet Portraits, Raleigh, Wake Forest, white Scotti dog

An oil portrait of a white Scotti mix.

When I was commissioned to paint Andi’s Pet Portrait, I was fascinated by the sweet face of Andi. The expression of his eyes was all about love. I put him in a background of grass because it was very meaningful. Andi, was rescued from a puppy mill and when he was adopted, he had for the first time a yard to play.

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Canvas: 11″x14″.

Instructions and Progression:

1. Draw and paint the under-paint: It was done in acrylics because they dry faster and it gives you the opportunity to paint immediately. Use a washed of Yellow Ochre, but be sure to saturate the canvas.
2. Paint the background: Start by painting the grass using oil painting.
3. Continue with Andi’s face: Put special detail in the eyes, hair and nose. It will give you a better understanding of his features.
4. Paint Andi’s body: Taking advantage of the texture and the many tones of his hair. The hair was painted with a #1 pro-white brush using it sideway, look at picture.

Colors:

1. Titanium White
2. Cadmium Orange
3. Cadmium Yellow Light
4. Yellow Ochre
5. Raw Sienna
6. Burnt Sienna
7. Van Dyck Brown
8. Payne’s Gray
9. Ivory Black
10. Magenta
11. Ultramarine Violet

Brushes, multi-purpose, polyvalent, from the finest 0 to 6. #1 pro-white brush for hair.
For Oil paintings, the best media is Refined

Linseed Oil with Refined Turpentine. To clean the brushes Turpernoi. Glass container to mix media.
Easel (a simple table metal easel is fine).
Paper towel.
Plastic plate to mix colors or a paper waxed palette.

For commissioned pet portraits visit:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/pet_portraits.html
For painting classes visit:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/painting_classes.html

Call Clina: 919-841-3132
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com
http://www.clinapolloni.com/portraits.html

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery:
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.
Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina.

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How To Paint A White Adobe Church

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Adobe Church, Cary, Clina Polloni, Franklinton, Landscape, NC, North Carolina, Oil paintings, Raleigh, Wake Forest

This painting was inspired by my life in Rabones, a valley of dreams located in the mountains of the central region of Chile.

I lived for 10 years in our farm called “Las Puertas de Rabones”. I was close to God, to nature and to animals. Memories of golden sunny days, enjoying the company of beautiful people with spirits as clear as the crystal waters of “Rio Putagan” running through the fertile land. I learned about their culture, their traditions and the purity of their lives. Visit http://www.clinapolloni.com/paintings_of_rabones.html

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Instructions:

1. Start by drawing the church and landscape.
2. Give a soft coat of acrylic gold to the church and silver for the sky. Acrylics are very good for under-painting, they creates a worm color that once you put the oils in the top, they look brighter.
3. Next paint with oils sky, grass, clouds, church, mountain and land.
4. Sign your work of art.

Supply:

Acrylics: There are many brands of acrylic paintings that I have tested but the one that I like the most is: SOHO, Urban Artistic Acrylic: Excellent paintings, sold at more reasonable price by Jerry’s Arterama. 3060 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27609. (919) 876-6610.
Oil Paintings: You can buy them at Michael’s, ACMoore, but again the most affordable ones are at Jerry’s Arterama and their brand is LUKAS.

Canvas: 16″x20″

Colors: 

Acrylics:
Gold
Silver

 Oil paintings:

1. Titanium White
2. Cadmium Yellow Light
3. Yellow Ochre
4. Raw Sienna
5. Burnt Sienna
6. Van Dyck Brown
7. Cerulean Blue
8. Ultramarine Blue
9. Sap Green
10. Dioxazine Purple
11. Ivory Black

Brushes, multi-purpose, polyvalent. There is a 10pc “Artist’s Loft” that provides most of the brushes for the beginning or the Pro Stroke-Power Creative Mark of Jerry’s Arterama.
For Oil paintings, the best media is Refined Linseed Oil with Refined Turpentine. To clean the brushes Turpernoi. Glass container to mix media.
Easel (a simple table metal easel is fine).
Paper towel, Pencil to draw.
Plastic plate to mix colors or a Paper Palette. SOHO has a very reasonable paper palette at Jerry’s Arterama.

You can learn and enjoy to do this painting in the painting classes:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/painting_classes.html

Call Clina: 919-841-3132
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.
Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina.
Member of The Franklin County Art Council, Wilson Art Council and Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.

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5 de mayo 2017 Celebration

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5 de mayo, Art Exhibition, Cary, Clina Polloni, Franklinton, NC, North Carolina, Oil paintings, Raleigh, Wake Forest

Celebrating The Hispanic Culture Through The Arts

You are cordially invited to a nice Friday evening event at the Franklin County Art Council in honor of the Hispanic Art with music and paintings.

Date: May 5, 2017.
Time: 4:00pm.
Location: Up Front Gallery, Franklin County Art Council.
22 S. Main Street, Franklinton NC 27525.

Hispanic Music:
Teresa Fernandez, “Songs of the Soul”. Is a singer born in Havana, Cuba.
Ramon Brito, will play Hispanic harp, professional musician born in Venezuela.

5 Hispanic Artist of North Carolina Exhibiting:

Cornelio Campos: Mexican artist born in 1971 in Cheran Michoacan-Mexico. Specializing in paintings that illustrate the complex realities of migrant life that are often concealed or misconstrued to the public. Creating a modern folkloric art style and exploring culture through vibrant colors and deep symbolism.

Nora Hernandez: Born in Honduras. She studied Business Administration in Honduras. Founder of The Center for Personal Development (SSP), an institution dedicated to providing personal development. Her art expresses the beauty of the Latino Culture.

Clina Polloni: Born and raised in Chile. Clina lives and paint in her studio in Franklinton, NC. She enjoys impressionism as well as realism and was able to develop her own unique style. Equally at ease portraying the people in their environment and activities, a dialogue with natures light and colors. Teaching is something that fascinate Clina, to be able to transfer all this knowledge of art in her painting classes.

Gabriela Zabala: Born in Ecuador. She likes to contemplate the clouds, cook Ecuadorian food, paint and write poems. Work to improve the health of the Latino population in North Carolina. Her paintings as much as her poems are meaningful and an expression of whom she is in relation to a higher self and the real world.

Aaron Vick: Aaron Vick was born and raised in Raleigh, NC. Art is my passion since I was a child. My inspiration in painting Latin America culture started with my beautiful wife of forty-two years, Julia Polloni Vick, and my two fine sons.  Julia was born in Chile, together we have traveled extensively throughout Latin America, especially Chile, painting and enjoying the family.

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Renaissance Centre Exhibition March 23 2017.

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Art Exhibition, Clina Polloni, Landscape, NC, North Carolina, Painting Classes, Wake Forest

Artist Clina Polloni cordially invites you to a Business open house exhibition at the Renaissance Centre For The Arts.

Dates: March 23 to May 5, 2017.
Business open house: on March 23rd at The Renaissance Centre of Wake Forest.
Location: Arts Annex Wake Forest Renaissance Centre.
407 Brooks Ave. Wake Forest, NC.
Theme: North Carolina.

“We will have you here in spirit through your art.”
Catherine Gouge, Centre Manager
Wake Forest Renaissance Centre

Clina Polloni will exhibit 5 paintings:

“The North Carolina State Capitol”
Oil Painting – 24”x30″.

“Mingo Falls”
At the Cherokee Indian Reservation, NC
Oil Painting – 24”x36″.

“Orange Reflections in The Oconaluftee River”
At the Great Smoky Mountains of NC
Oil Painting – 30”x36”.

“The Lady of The Plantation”
A lady dressed in white in her southern plantation garden, NC
Oil Painting – 18″x24″.

“Dreams of a Lady in Pink”
From the colonial times of NC
Oil Painting – 16″x20″.

The North Carolina State Capitol

Orange Reflections in The Oconaluftee River NC

The Lady of The Plantation

Mingo Falls, NC

Dreams of a Lady in Pink

For more information about Clina Polloni, visit:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/
Call Clina: 919-841-3132.
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.

Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina. Member of The Franklin County Art Council, Wilson Art Council and Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.

The Lady of The Plantation Painting, Instructions and Supply

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Cary, Clina Polloni, Durham, Franklinton, historical sites, NC, North Carolina, Oil paintings, Painting Classes, Plantation, Raleigh, southern garden, Wake Forest

In this painting I was inspired by the historical sites, portraying the people of North Carolina in their environment, representing a time and history of our beautiful state.

” The motif of the human figure in a dialogue with natures light and colors.” A lady dressed in white in her southern plantation garden.

Instructions:

1. Start by drawing the lady, landscape and house.
2. Give a soft coat of acrylic gold to the canvas. Gold is very good for under-painting, it creates a worm color that once you put the oils or acrylics in the top, they look brighter.
3. Next paint landscape, starting with the sky, trees, house, the lady, and reflections in the garden water pond. You can do it with oil paintings or acrylics.
4. Sign your work of art.

Supply:

Acrylics: There are many brands of acrylic paintings that I have tested but the one that I like the most is: SOHO, Urban Artistic Acrylic: Excellent paintings, sold at more reasonable price by Jerry’s Arterama. 3060 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27609. (919) 876-6610.

Oil Paintings: You can buy them at Michael’s, ACMoore, but again the most affordable ones are at Jerry’s Arterama and their brand is LUKAS.

Canvas: 18″x24″

Colors: 

1. Titanium White
2. Cadmium Red Light
3. Alizarin Crimson
4. Cadmium Yellow Light
5. Yellow Ochre
6. Gold
7. Raw Sienna
8. Burnt Sienna
9. Van Dyck Brown
10. Cerulean Blue
11. Ultramarine Blue
12. Prussian Blue
13. Sap Green
14. Greenish Umber
15. Ivory Black

Brushes, multi-purpose, polyvalent. There is a 10pc “Artist’s Loft” that provides most of the brushes for the beginning or the Pro Stroke-Power Creative Mark of Jerry’s Arterama.
For Oil paintings, the best media is Refined Linseed Oil with Refined Turpentine. To clean the brushes Turpernoi. Glass container to mix media.
Brown and black fine point Sharpie.
Easel (a simple table metal easel is fine).
Paper towel.
Plastic plate to mix colors or a Paper Palette. SOHO has a very reasonable paper palette at Jerry’s Arterama.

You can learn and enjoy to do this painting in the painting classes:
http://www.clinapolloni.com/painting_classes.html
Call Clina: 919-841-3132
Email: clinapolloni@gmail.com

Visit Clina Polloni Art Studio and Gallery.
13 Garner Road, Franklinton NC 27527.
Take a drive to the beautiful country of North Carolina. Only half an hour from downtown Raleigh.

 Serving Raleigh, Cary, Durham, Wake Forest, Franklinton and The Triangle Are of North Carolina. Member of The Franklin County Art Council, Wilson Art Council and Wake Forest Guild of Artists, of North Carolina.

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