BASE MEMBERSHIP 30-DAY FREE TRIAL
Live Demo! Whimsical | Intuitive | Mark-Making
Thursday, November 14th
5–7pm MST
7–9pm EST
12am–2am GMT (Friday)
11am–1pm AEDT (Friday)
Mentor: Stephanie Gauvin
$19.00
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Learn how to loosen up and lean on your instinctive mark-making in this LIVE DEMO, with Mastrius Mentor Artist Stephanie Gauvin.
Stephanie’s bold compositions, exciting colors, and unique layering technique draw viewers into a scene they never want to leave and she’s sharing these techniques with you!
While Stephanie’s demo will be in acrylic focusing on whimsical floral foregrounds, you can use her non-traditional, expressive, and intuitive techniques to create more interest and excitement in your work.
In this event you’ll learn how to:
- Build layers with transparency & opacity
- Lean into your intuition with instinctive mark-making
- Use glazes, negative painting, and fill-ins to create interest
- Use tools such as a palette knife, squeegee, silicone tip brush
- Loosen up and trust your inner playfulness
BRING YOUR QUESTIONS! Mastrius Mentors are here to help!
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Meet Stephanie Gauvin
Acrylic Mentor
Stéphanie was born in Québec, Canada and from an early age, demonstrated a keen interest in illustration, encouraged by her family and teachers. She earned a Fine Arts degree in 1989, after which, the mountains of Canada`s west coast called her adventurous spirit. Being an avid skier, she settled into the quaint mountain town of Rossland B.C. and started a family.
Focusing on acrylic painting, this energetic woman`s work is indicative of her love for the outdoors. Gauvin`s bold use of composition, exciting choice of color, and warm tones mark her self taught style.
Gauvin has been painting professionally for 18 years and is a Signature member of the Federation of Canadian Artists (AFCA).
In 2016, four designs from her work were chosen by the Royal Canadian Mint to represent the Canadian Landscape Series of fine silver coins.
Her paintings are sought after by collectors throughout Canada, North America, Australia, and Europe.