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Vibrant & Textured Animal Portraits! LIVE Demo with Jeff Boutin
Thursday, January 23rd
5–7pm MST
7–9pm EST
12am–2am GMT (Friday)
11am–1pm AEDT (Friday)
Mentor: Jeff Boutin
$19.00
Create vibrant and textured animal portraits. LIVE demo with Jeff Boutin!
Learn how to use vibrant colors and texture to create animal portraits with Mastrius Master Artist Jeff Boutin in this LIVE DEMO.
Jeff will share his process, from start to finish, so you can learn the expert technique and planning that is the foundation of his quirky, fun animal portraits that exude CHARACTER and JOY.
You will learn the power of:
- CONTRAST: how to use contrast to visually pull and push the viewer’s eye
- TEXTURE: how to create texture that’s BOLD and creates INTEREST, with a palette knife and brush.
- COLOR: how painting with a LIMITED PALETTE can create unity, balance, and harmony in your work.
Bring your questions and join us for a great discussion!
As always, Mastrius events are LIVE & INTERACTIVE!
🎟 Tickets ONLY $19 USD | FREE for Mastrius Members
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Meet Jeff Boutin
Oil | Acrylic
I truly believe every person is a creative person and can succeed when they tap into that knowledge of themselves.
I help people find the key that turns their abilities into a profitable art career.
I have taught many courses and classes on the idea that when you take certain aspects of an art career and individualize them to you will have the key that unlocks success.
I focus on the artists strengths. “Do what you can do now to the best of your ability and let the rest stay in the future. It will come!”
I am not afraid to kindly tell the artist the truth because I want that person to succeed in their career.
I have studied the best ways to be a teacher and how we learn best and then utilize these techniques in my classes. As an example, when we learn something new we should verbalize it out loud and even try to teach others what you have learned and of course make application in our art process.