COLOUR STUDY

August 4-8, 2008

Denise Richard

Colour theory is geared towards anyone who uses colour in their work no matter what medium. It is a visual language from which to express things to the viewer in a subliminal way. In this course, students will study the colour sphere and be able to identify complex colour mixtures and recognize specific colour relationships, contrasts, and harmonies. A variety of design strategies will be explored via exercises with paint. Power point presentations will provide opportunities for students to see how artists and designers use colour, and to better understand how humans respond to colour.

Fee: $375 plus HST Member / $400 plus HST Non Member

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Denise Richard

Denise Richard is a 2005 graduate of the Kootenay School of the Arts at Selkirk College, BC, having also studied at the University of Moncton in the Fine Arts program. She has been pursuing the medium of felt since the mid 1990’s, and her sculptural felt work has been exhibited in Canada and Europe. In her home studio, Richard is currently working on sculptural upholstered pieces while continuing the exploration of the many techniques in felt and boiled wool. Denise is also an instructor at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design in Fredericton, NB where she teaches colour theory, dye methods, and felting.

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