9/14/2025 (Sun) 11am-5pm: Painting with Paper by Sandy Oppenheimer
$130.00
Please join us for 1-day workshop led by Sandy Oppenheimer. In this engaging workshop, students will have the opportunity to learn about the fundamental principles of art, including composition, values, color, line, and more.
Participants will work with a variety of decorative paper, including hand-made high-quality papers sourced from the different countries that Sandy has had the pleasure of visiting throughout her travels. Please bring a reference photo that you wish to work from or small objects for a still life composition.
There will be a lunch break and a group critique at the end of the workshop.
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Please join us for 1-day workshop led by Sandy Oppenheimer. In this engaging workshop, students will have the opportunity to learn about the fundamental principles of art, including composition, values, color, line, and more.
Participants will work with a variety of decorative paper, including hand-made high-quality papers sourced from the different countries that Sandy has had the pleasure of visiting throughout her travels. Please bring a reference photo that you wish to work from or small objects for a still life composition.
There will be a lunch break and a group critique at the end of the workshop.
Please join us for 1-day workshop led by Sandy Oppenheimer. In this engaging workshop, students will have the opportunity to learn about the fundamental principles of art, including composition, values, color, line, and more.
Participants will work with a variety of decorative paper, including hand-made high-quality papers sourced from the different countries that Sandy has had the pleasure of visiting throughout her travels. Please bring a reference photo that you wish to work from or small objects for a still life composition.
There will be a lunch break and a group critique at the end of the workshop.
Sandy Oppenheimer is a self-taught artist who "paints with paper." Her artistic journey began in ceramics in California, then moved to Italy where she created watercolors while exploring the Tuscan hills. She spent three months at an artist residency in Mino City, Japan, a village known for paper making, where she switched from brushes to scissors and started using paper artistically. She discovered that working with paper presented similar challenges to painting but added the joy of patterns and textures. Now back in California, she has spent years developing her artistic skills and enjoys sharing her knowledge of collage while helping others with their creative challenges.www.sandyoppenheimercollage.com/