Class cancelled. We may reschedule for a future date. Please call 716.592.9038 or scatracym@gmail.com if you are interested in a future workshop offering.
Egg Tempera has been used since the Renaissance. Much of the religious panel painting done between the 12th and 15th century was done in this delicate and subtle medium, which is capable of detailed and complex effects. The paint holds it’s brush strokes, and does not change when dry.
This class will explore this medium to understand the gradual weaving and build-up of colors that adds dimension to one’s work. Students should bring 2-3 images to work from for subject matter, their own palettes and paint brushes. Paint and board provided.
This three-session workshop will meet:
- Weds. August 11, 6-8:30pm
- Sat. August 14, 2-4pm
- Weds. August 18, 6-8:30pm
Cost: $85, $80 Members – Registration required
Click Here to Register or Call 716.592.9038
John Merlino resides outside Buffalo, NY in the town of Eden. When growing up, John’s parents nurtured and encouraged him to pursue his love of art. After his father’s passing when he was ten, his late sister Camille took him under her wing to support him in the arts. John traveled to Buffalo to attend weekly class studying under Anthony Sisti in his studio and also attending classes at the Albright Knox. John graduated from Eden Senior High School and went on to Daemen College in Amherst, NY where he studied Art History with an emphasis on human figure drawing and painting. John began working on his catalog of works with emphasis on his signature dry brush watercolor and John has had demonstrations and classes teaching this technique. John has won honors for both his realism & mixed media paintings.
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