Course Overview: Join us for a four-week online course that invites you to see both the world and your work through a renewed lens. Each week begins with an inspiring look at artists who explore the interplay between interior and exterior viewpoints, from Matisse's sunlit hotel-room vistas to Diebenkorn's iconic studio perspectives, setting the stage for your own creative exploration.

Working closely with your instructor, Steve Rose, you will move through hands-on exercises, personalized feedback, and open studio time to develop your own interpretation of "the inside out," creating work that reflects your unique perspective, emotional landscape, and sense of place. Discover how shifting your perspective, visually and emotionally, can deepen your practice and open new pathways in your creative process.

Skill Level: Beginner & Intermediate

Dates:

Four weekly sessions
Thursday, February 12, 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Thursday, February 19, 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Thursday, February 26, 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Thursday, March 5, 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Important Notes:

This course takes place online via Zoom. A Zoom link and instructions will be shared closer to the start date.
HST included in the price.
A refund (less $20.00 administrative fee) will be issued if you withdraw from a class at least seven days before the start date of the class. After this deadline, no refunds will be issued.
If a course is cancelled by Loyalist College, registered students will be provided with a full refund. College decisions to cancel a course will be made one week before the course start date.
If you have any questions or issues, please email: art@loyalistcollege.com

Supply List:

Surfaces to work on: canvas, paper, panels, etc. (not too small)
Drawing materials: pencil, conte, charcoal, acrylic pens, etc. - your choice
Acrylic paint is most suitable: colours are up to you, however, make sure that you have white and black
Photo references for your use in the subject matter. It could be travel photos, nostalgia, historic, family, found images, painting/drawing examples.
Painting brushes (a variety of sizes), painting knives or spatulas (optional)
Palette paper (a roll of baking parchment paper is ideal)
A couple of water containers (empty yogurt containers)

The Inside Out: Transforming Perspective Through Art by Steve Rose