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Beki BormanProfessional Artist and InstructorBeki Borman was born and raised in the Milwaukee area of Wisconsin. She attended the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design where she received her BFA in painting in 2004. Since graduating, Beki has exhibited both locally and nationally. Beki’s current paintings are done primarily with a palette knife. These “Chromascapes” focus on color relationships within the subject of landscape. Some of Beki’s influences include Vincent Van Gogh, Wolf Kahn, and Wayne Thiebaud. She currently works out of her studio in the Waukesha Springs Gallery/Studios.
Beki is passionate about art being accessible. No matter where you are on your creative journey, her goal is to guide you in discovering your own vision. We all make bad paintings, that is part of the learning process. It is important to try and remove barriers and intimidation that prevents us from exploring what is possible.
10 Acrylic Paintings! with Beki Borman
| An artist really learns to paint when given the freedom to let go of a subject and the expectations of a single painting. This class will help students do this through repetition and technique. Painting the same subject ten times, students will learn experimentation and will be challenged to find ways to rediscover the subject. The uses of acrylic paint will be covered as part of the journey. We will discuss topics such as color, value, style, method, history, and more!
A supply list will be sent | Lunch included |
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