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Trompe l’Oeil for Botanical Artists

February 19, 2016 by Tania Marien

Harm_TrompelOeil_FSBAFlorida Society of Botanical Artists
www.floridasocietyofbotanicalartists.com
A chapter of the American Society of Botanical Artists, the FSBA hosts workshops with visiting instructors and conducts public demonstrations at group exhibitions. Visit their website to learn more.

    Trompe l’Oeil Workshop
    Roskamp Center for Arts and Humanities
    March 12-13, 2016
    9:30 am – 4:30 pm

    Trompe l’Oeil is a French term that means “to fool the eye”. Trompe l’Oeil artwork attempts to be so realistic that the viewer is fooled into thinking that the three-dimensional object presented is real instead of being a two-dimensional representation. In this workshop, botanical artist and instructor Diane Harm will introduce botanical artists to this style of work. Participants will explore the full range of values from white to black using graphite, charcoal and carbon pencils. They will also learn a variety of blending methods for use in the creation of a botanical drawing. Colored pencil can be added as an option.

    This workshop is sponsored by the Florida Society of Botanical Artists and will be taught at the Roskamp Center for Arts and Humanities located at 1226 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL (view map).

    Cost: Members $125; Non-Members $150

    Registration Info
    Mail your check made out to the FSBA to:

      Florida Society of Botanical Artists
      ATTN: Margaret Johnson
      671 Trenton Way
      Osprey, FL 34229

    This information has also been posted to Classes Near You > Florida.

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