Workshop
in Toronto Concentrates on Scene Painting
Karen Maness
Scene Design Commission
A one-day
Professional Development Workshop before the 2005
Conference in Toronto will have special appeal
for scenic artists. "Scene Painting: Backdrop
Layout at the National Ballet" will help any scenic
artists who have ever wondered how to solve those
complicated architectural perspective problems
on backdrops. It will help answer the question:
Do you feel proficient in your capacity to create
the illusion of depth of field with one-point
and linear perspective?
Get hands-on training with
two of the finest scenic artists in the United
States. Susan Crabtree, co-author of Scenic
Art for the Theatre: History, Tools, and Techniques,
and Howard Jones, co-founder of the nationally-recognized
Cobalt Studios and professor of design at NCSA,
will present the full day workshop on cartooning.
The workshop, which requires
pre-registration (PDF), will offer in-depth explanations
of perspective techniques for the theatre, including
drawing methods, materials and mediums. Participants
will have the opportunity to perform exercises
in one point and linear perspective, under the
guidance of two master scenic artists. Illustrations
and supporting examples of the cartooning method
will be included in a handbook for all participants
and observers.
Sharpen your cartooning skills
in this unique and exciting workshop. This
workshop is intended for experienced scenic
artists, but observers at any skill level are
welcome.
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The Scene Design Commission is planning
a special Professional Development Workshop for next
March which will again offer participants a hands-on opportunity
to enhance their skills. |