Red Fish

a. WS02 - All Mixed Up

Two-Day Workshop | FULL

6/16/2026-6/17/2026
9:00 AM-4:00 PM EST on Tue Wed
$390.00

a. WS02 - All Mixed Up

Two-Day Workshop | FULL

Dawn Emerson -  All Mixed Up
Dawn will help you find inspiration by using expressive mixed-media. PanPastel, stick pastels, and ink are all part of the process on an exciting new surface. She will introduce ways of creating textural variation and incorporating transparency and opacity. Think outside the box for your personal artistic growth!

  • NOTE FOR ALL IAPS WORKSHOPS: You must bring your own portable easel, and a board to support your paper. The room will be set with chairs which can be moved around to suit your preference. You can stand at an easel and use the table for your supplies, or you can bring a table easel and sit to work. Rubbing Alcohol will be provided for the students' use.

    IMPORTANT: Please bring a plastic or cloth sheet to place under your easel, or table, to protect the hotel's carpet.

    SUGGESTED MATERIALS LIST:

    Pastels: Travel size collection of soft stick pastels including white and black PanPastels: Hansa Yellow, Permanent Red, Ultramarine Blue, White, Black, and Colorless Blender Medium, plus any other colors you have.
    Sofft brand large angle slice sponge applicator to use with PanPastels (and any other PanPastel applicators you have and want to bring)
    Diane Townsend Dry Pigment Ground,
    1 white Paper: 8 sheets Stonehenge white printmaking paper 30x22, cut in half to 15”x22” 2-4 sheets of whatever other surface you prefer
    2 Foam core backing boards 16x24”
    Other: 1 small tube black water mixable oil paint
    1 small tube white water mixable oil paint
    Disposable palette paper pad or 4 individual sheets
    Color wheel
    Masking tape
    Baby wipes for clean up
    Soft paper towels
    One 3” or 4” speedball type soft rubber brayer (not foam or hard rubber)
    Several thin pattern stencils if you have them
    Flat Razor blades
    Pencil
    References will be provided, but you may use your own reference, any subject