RICHIE VIOS
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ERNEST VINCENT WOOD 111
Over three days, you’ll gain the confidence and technical insight to transform your ideas into professional-quality paintings. Ernest demonstrates each stage while revealing his personal methods and professional secrets developed through decades of studio practice.
You’ll learn how to capture the subtle differences between fruit, cheese, glass, and metal, bringing each surface to life with depth, light, and dimension. With hands-on guidance and personalized feedback, you’ll finish the workshop with a fuller understanding and the knowledge to repeat the process on your own.
You’ll leave knowing how to:
Select and light objects for compelling still life compositions
Photograph and edit references like a pro
Accurately transfer your composition to canvas
Create depth and atmosphere with color and value
Achieve convincing textures — from glossy glass to soft fruit skin
On Day 3, participants will also receive a personal one-on-one portfolio review with Ernest to discuss growth and next steps in their artistic journey. No shortcuts. No guesswork. Just a clear, comprehensive path from concept to completion Space is limited and workshops fill quickly — reserve your spot today to ensure your easel is waiting.
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My oil palette (most brands acceptable, please avoid student/economy grades)
Titanium white
Cadmium yellow medium
Yellow ochre
Cadmium red medium
Cerulean Blue
Viridian
Burnt Sienna
Ultramarine Blue
Alizerin Crimson
Toned Palette (May be glass or wood)
A good mix of bristle and sable/synthetic flat, filbert, and round brushes in varying sizes. Most brands are acceptable.
Quality painting surfaces.
2 - 16”x20”
2 - 11”x14”
Please have canvases toned with a ground wash before the workshop. A chromatic neutral can be used, such as mixing cerulean blue and burnt umber, thinned with Gamsol. The goal is to give your canvas a middle value rather than white.
VOC free oil painting medium and cleaners. If unsure, bring empty containers and some will be provided to you.
White Charcoal Pencil
Kneaded Eraser
Paper towels or rags
Reference images will be provided.
Class structure
Day one and two:
9:00a-10:30a demo and talk
10:30a-11:00a warm ups
11:00a-12:00p painting
Lunch
1:00p-4:00p painting
Day three:
9:00a-12:00p painting and individual portfolio reviews
MIKE HERNANDEZ
Mike Hernandez Supply list gouache (or Acryla gouache) Paints
Winsor Newton Brand
· Permanent White
· Linden Green
· Brilliant Yellow
· Permanent Yellow Deep
· Marigold Yellow or cad orange
· Cad Red Medium
· Magenta
· Primary Red
· Alizarine Crimson
· Brilliant Violet
· Naples yellow
· Yellow Ochre
· Burnt Sienna
· Burnt Umber
· Spectrum Violet
· Cobalt Blue
· Olive Green
· Brilliant Green
· Cobalt Turquoise Light
· Cypress Green Holbein Brand
· Aqua Blue
· Katsura Blue
• A simplified (minimum) palette that would also work would be
· Permanent White
· Brilliant Yellow
· Marigold Yellow or Cad Orange
· Cad Red Medium
· Alizarine Crimson
· Yellow Ochre
· Burnt Sienna
· Burnt Umber
· Spectrum Violet
· Cobalt Blue
· Olive Green
Brushes
I like the Jack Richeson set from JerrysArtarama.com
· Half-inch Flat
· One-inch Flat
· Round acrylic brushes (#8) Boards
· Crescent cold-press illustration board (Preferred) various sizes 5x7 through 8x10.
· 140 lb cold press watercolor block will work as well.
Strathmore also makes a 9x12 inch pad of tinted toned paper that could work well.
· Masters Series watercolor canvas boards sold at Hobby Lobby
· mixing tray
· spray bottle
· paper towels
· paint saver palette tray with lid or small plastic containers with lids to store paints and keep wet.
If painting outdoors:
Easel with tripod ( you can also paint on your lap with a long chair if the chair has a cup holder)
Long sleeve shirt.
Hat for shade.
Sunscreen.
Plenty of drinking water.
Spray bottle
