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This LIVE online class is designed for students who want to integrate more sophisticated colour understanding into their mosaic to support their use of andamento.
In this class we focus on understanding colour as a three dimensional concept and complete specific exercises to implement knowledge of Value, Hue and Chroma. Each lesson begins with a theory presentation. This is followed by the demonstration and practice of a particular technical skill which is consolidated in a sample. In addition to this level 3 includes three studies which integrate skills learnt in Levels 1, 2 and 3. Each lesson focuses on one of the aspects of colour theory as well as introduces the relevant planning drawing and palette preparation for the studies.
Lesson 1 Theory: The Munsell Colour Tree Sample: Value Scale Integration: Greyscale Sphere Study Lesson 2 Theory: Tints and Shades Sample: One Hue Value Gradation Integration: Lemon Study Lesson 3 Theory: Harmonious Blend Sample: Two Hues Blend & Gradation Integration: Harmonious Pear Lesson 4 Theory: Complimentary Hues Samples:Complimentary Hues Blend and Gradation Integration: Complimentary Fig Study We will learn about each technique in four ways. 1. Theory: Looking at mosaic examples. 2. Drawing: Building visual grammar. 3. Making: Consolidating in small physical samples. 4. Integration: Bring techniques together with in more complex mosaic tasks which combine colour theory and andamento. Allow significant time for homework following each lesson. The class samples are easier and quick to complete. The studies take more sustained focus. Homework is uploaded to Google Classroom where written feedback is provided on each task. What's Included
1. 12 hours of live tuition. 2. Printable PDF resources for each task. 3. Access to lesson recordings during the course. 4. Written feedback on each task. 5. Extras recordings, tips, tricks, links. 6. Access to the Class Padlet for class image sharing. 7. Access to our Private FB Group. 8. Access to Hepworth Studios Members Area |
Level 3: Colour Theory Exercises
Level 3: Colour Theory Studies
Basic Materials Needed
1. Pencil, eraser, ruler, A4 paper, permanent marker 2. Tracing paper pad, 3. Substrate/s for samples (MDF, wedi, ply, card) Minimum of 15 x 15cm and a max of 20 x 25cm. 4. Tesserae for samples (your choice of vitreous, stained glass, smalti, stone, mixed media including scrap) These will need to be in a range of values and hues. 5. Cutters for your choice of tesserae 6. Thinset + oxide (Cement based Adhesive) 7. Tweezers, palette knife, mixing equipment etc 8. Value Card 9. Class resources will be supplied for printing. 11. Plastic Sleeves for direct on plastic method, clipboard, tape. |
FEE: $295.00 AUD
Technology Required
1. You will need and stable internet connection.
2. Live classes are presented live via ZOOM. You will need to DOWNLOAD ZOOM for free and ensure it is kept up to date.
3. Class notes, video links, PDF resources and communication will be via Google Classroom. Students will be sent a link to join a free online classroom.
4. Access to a printer. You will need to obtain good quality colour prints of several focus images. You may choose to print out selected pages other resources supplied.
5. Classes are LIVE and all classes are recorded. Students have access to the classroom and recordings for several months after the course for consolidation and completion of samples.
6. Each class has access to a class Padlet - this is an online sharing and collaboration space for creatives.
1. You will need and stable internet connection.
2. Live classes are presented live via ZOOM. You will need to DOWNLOAD ZOOM for free and ensure it is kept up to date.
3. Class notes, video links, PDF resources and communication will be via Google Classroom. Students will be sent a link to join a free online classroom.
4. Access to a printer. You will need to obtain good quality colour prints of several focus images. You may choose to print out selected pages other resources supplied.
5. Classes are LIVE and all classes are recorded. Students have access to the classroom and recordings for several months after the course for consolidation and completion of samples.
6. Each class has access to a class Padlet - this is an online sharing and collaboration space for creatives.
Grey Scale Sphere
Caitlin Hepworth
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Tints and Shades Lemon Study by Lee Baer (USA)
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Harmonious Blend Pear Study
Caitlin Hepworth
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Dates and Times
October - December 2023Enrolling NOW
Fortnightly on Tuesday SYDNEY TIME: 9am - 12noon AEDT FEE: $295.00 AUD 3 hour lesson x 4 1. Tuesday 24th Oct 2. Tuesday 7th Nov 3. Tuesday 21st Nov 4. Tuesday 5th Dec |
Other time zonesNew Zealand : 11am - 2pm Tues
24th Oct, 7th Nov, 21st Nov, 5th Dec USA - Pacific Time: 2pm - 5pm Mon 23rd Oct, 6th Nov, 20th Nov, 4th Dec USA - Central Time: 4pm - 7pm Mon 23rd Oct, 6th Nov, 20th Nov, 4th Dec USA - Eastern Time: 5pm - 8pm Mon 23rd Oct, 6th Nov, 20th Nov, 4th Dec Note: USA Daylight Savings Ends 5th Nov. Times above reflect the time after the end of daylight savings on 5th Nov) To work out your individual class time I recommend you use timeanddate.com |
July - October 2023
Enrolments for this class have closed as it has already begun
Class Times 9am - 12noon Sydney Time Class Dates 1. Friday 21st July 2. Friday 18th August 3. Friday 15th September 4. Friday 27th October |
Other time zonesNew Zealand : 11am - 1.30pm Fri
21st July, 18th Aug, 15th Sept, 27th Oct Pacific Time: 4pm - 6.30pm Thurs 20th July, 17th Aug, 14th Sept, 26th Oct Central Time: 6pm - 8.30pm Thurs 20th July, 17th Aug, 14th Sept, 26th Oct Eastern Time: 7pm - 9.30pm Thurs 20th July, 17th Aug, 14th Sept, 26th Oct Sydney starts Daylight time on the 1st Oct. The last class will be 1 hour earlier for US and CA students. |
Which Level to Take?
Which Level to take - 1, 2 or 3? I have found that in general people find Level 1 the best place to start. It's harder than you think!
If in doubt you can CONTACT ME with some images of your work and I will suggest what may be suitable.
Which Level to take - 1, 2 or 3? I have found that in general people find Level 1 the best place to start. It's harder than you think!
If in doubt you can CONTACT ME with some images of your work and I will suggest what may be suitable.
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Although I enjoy face to face learning, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed online classes. I was able to get more work completed online because students learn techniques together as a group, and we are able to watch Caitlin draw, cut and place materials as we work "alongside" her. I also enjoy being able to connect with students who I would not normally have the chance to interact with due to distance.'
Andrea Ketterling, NSW
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The Level 3 class (Previously Advanced Techniques) was a revelation about what is possible.
It is a well-constructed course that guides one step by step, into modern mosaic methods, making one incredibly aware about how every cut and every decision matters. I recommend it highly.
It is a well-constructed course that guides one step by step, into modern mosaic methods, making one incredibly aware about how every cut and every decision matters. I recommend it highly.
Sally Zylberberg, NSW Australia
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