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Carrie Burns Brown NWS
June 13-19, 2010
(Five Teaching Days)
Returning for the 9th year in 2010
"For serenity, creativity, friendship and natural beauty, Dillman’s northwoods resort is the place to visit to explore and energize your own inner vision." — Carrie Burns Brown Carrie Burns Brown, Greenville, S.C. has painted, exhibited and conducted classes from South Carolina to California by way of Greece for 30 years. Her work has been selected in many local, regional shows, often winning awards. Carrie has had paintings published in Gerald Brommer’s book, Collage Techniques, Mary Ann Beckwith’s book Creative Watercolor, The Best of Watercolor II, The Best of Watercolor-Painting Texture, Mary Todd Beam’s book Celebrate your Creative Self and her article Watercolor Makeover was published in Watercolor Magic, Winter 1998, She has received the President’s Award, The Peach Award and the Signature Member of Excellence award from Georgia National Watercolor Society, a painting accepted in the Rocky Mountain National Show and Best of Show award in the South Carolina Watercolor Society Show. A native of Georgia, Carrie studied art at Mercer University and Atlanta Art Institute. Art education was continued in St. Louis and at Furman University after moving to Greenville in 1966. Presently, Carrie has a DVD, “Watermedia Collage.” Carrie offers a partial tuition scholarship.
Workshop ItinerarySunday Day students are welcome to attend the Welcome Reception and Farewell Reception (included in your package). You are also invited to join the class for breakfasts and dinners (additional fee). PAL’s (Participants at large) can vacation at Dillman’s
for $300, includes accommodations. Costs for breakfasts, dinners and receptions
are additional.
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The primary focus of Carrie’s workshop will be to explore the full potential of acrylic paint as a transparent, translucent, opaque water medium. Emphasis will be working with color families in order for you to obtain unity and harmony in your work. You will be encouraged to explore your own interest in either realistic or abstract forms. Originality and creativity are most important. The workshop will include demos, individual help and critiques. You should bring landscape drawings or photos which will serve as a base for a design approach and develop individually. Carrie strongly believes in incorporating the elements of nature into her work. Inspired by the forms, patterns, shapes, color and textures found in our everyday lives, you will express your own creativity through collage.
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