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SUMMARY:Roxanne Everett: Sketching on Location
DESCRIPTION:Create sketches focused on native vegetation with artist Roxanne Everett \n\n\n\nIn this workshop\, painter Roxanne Everett (Seattle) will lead you in the creation of sketches focused on native vegetation. In addition to warm up exercises\, participants will sit and sketch at several locations along the Greenbelt. Encouraged to capture both a vista plus smaller “singularities” of individual pieces\, attendees will benefit from assistance from Everett with instruction in mark making\, color\, and composition. \n\n\n\nPeople of different backgrounds and demographics are encouraged to participate. Partial scholarships are available by writing info@surelspalce.org. Ages 14 & up. \n\n\nRoxanne EverettJanuary\nRoxanne Everett\n\n\n\nEverett is landscape painter with a winding forest path of a background. She trained as an architect at the University of Idaho but after several years in that industry returned to school to earn a graduate degree in forest ecosystems management. Working as a National Park Backcountry Ranger for months at a time in remote and sublime locations allowed her to realize how pristine environments were being altered either through human neglect or through bigger problems like climate change. \n\n\n\n“My work is ecosystem based\,” she says. “I paint the natural/native vegetation including vistas\, endemic plants or animals and often address things that threaten the area. … My goal as a painter is to transport viewers into places they may value\, awakening their own previous relationships to the land or inspiring further stewardship. With increasing frequency of large scale disturbances like fire or climate change\, these paintings also serve as future documentation for what we see today and may act as a catalyst for greater care toward our fragile natural resources.” \n\n\n\nWhile at Surel’s Place\, Everett is working on a series of paintings that reflect the grasslands\, woodlands\, riparian ecosystems and open canopied forests of Southern Idaho. These paintings include both large scale landscapes and individual species’ studies. She spends time outside daily to make entries in her sketchbook and to take photos — many right along the Greenbelt near Surel's Place. Several workshop participants were able to join her\, some pictured below\, during this exercise last Saturday for "Sketching on Location." These reference materials are used in the studio to create larger paintings. Some ecological study was a part of this process in order to focus on representing the Southern Idaho ecosystem\, e.g. painting native plants and not exotic ones.
URL:https://surelsplace.org/event/sketching-on-location/
LOCATION:Surel’s Place\, 212 E. 33rd Street\, Garden City\, Idaho\, 83714\, United States
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