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The program is for anyone wishing to discover, improve or to master the techniques of the decorative art.
We welcome small groups, minimum of four participants and a maximum of eight. This limited number of participants guarantees the quality of teaching.
Participants work on mobile easels of 2 meters high and 1,15 meters wide.
Practical demonstrations allow for immediate set up on panels or echantillons.
The subjects for the décor at varying stages are selected by the teacher and are the same for all participants, to optimise the quality of the workshop.
At the completion of the workshop all works belong to the participants.
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Trompe-l’œil
/ Level one
The aim of the workshop is to acquire the necessary knowledge to produce a panel of 2m x 1.15m with a simple décor allowing one to master the subtleties of light and shade as well as a study of the effects of materials such as stone, bricks and feuillage.
The teaching technique we use, allows us to train anyone including those with no prior knowledge of drawing or painting.
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Support : canvas or polyester
Medium : acrylic paint
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Trompe-l’œil
/ Level two
The aim of this stage is to produce a panel 2m x 1,15m within an architecture set-up including the effect of draping, a water surface and a landscape.
This stage is targeted to persons having completed stage one or person who already have good basic knowledge of painting.
Support : canvas
Medium : acrylic paint
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Trompe-l’œil / Level three
This objective of this stage is to acquire the basics of perspectives necessary to produce a 2 m x 1.15 m panel including the architectural elements of paving, columns, balustrades and landscape.
Support : canvas
Medium : acrylic paint
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Ornamentation
No previous experience or knowledge is necessary for this workshop.
The aim of this stage is to master the inter-reaction of light and shade with the view of producing different ornamental motifs: fausses moulures, cartouches, frises, arabesque, bas-relief.
Support : canvas
Medium : acrylic paint
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Fresco a l’Arrache
Once the fresco (technique of painting with natural pigments and a mixture of freshly mixed lime and sand) on the wall is done, the next step is to pull out the fresco and print it on a canvas. The effect of aging produced by this method is very decorative and a reminder of original Italians decor.
Support : canvas
Medium : tempera on lime
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Lime in Decor
This stage teaches the technique of preparing the lime mixture for its different uses on various materials.
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Support : BA13
Medium : lime and pigments
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Effects of Different Substances
This stage aims to imitate the effects of the different materials like: earthenware, stones, mosaic, tapisserie, and fresco.
Support : canvas
Medium : lime and polyester
  
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Grotesques art
Grotesque art is a symmetrical arrangement of people and feuillage en candelabre within which can be found people, and animals, imagined and real, by times with wondrous and disturbing aspects.
This session is an introduction to this fascinating antique roman art form.
It consists of mastering the different steps toward the production of Grotesque on wood and a lime mixture: drawings, sanding, support preparations, pigments, detrempe, and final protection layer.
Support : Marine Plywood
Medium : tempera of egg and milk protein
    
réalisations Carolina D'AYALA VALVA
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Faux Carpet
During this unusual stage the participants learn carpet imitation on different materials.
Support : jute, ply, parquetterie
Medium : acrylic and serigraphy
    
réalisations Lucretia MORONI
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