Color Wheeling for Art Journals with Pam Carriker Webinar Download

Description

Mixed-media artist Pam Carriker talks about all things color wheels! Color wheels are typically used solely as a guide for creating colors that work well together. They might also bring back memories of a boring high school or college art class. Well not anymore! With techniques from Pam Carriker, color wheels now do double-duty as a guide for creating beautiful color and being used as a fun design element in your art journal pages.

In this hour-long on-demand webinar, Pam Carriker shares techniques for using a color wheel stencil to create the tint, tone and shade of each primary, secondary and tertiary color. She’ll also give you ideas for how to incorporate a variety of color wheels into your art journals for future reference and visual interest.

What You’ll Get

• A video demonstration showing you the tint, tone, shade techniques Pam talks about.


• A recording of the full webinar.

About the Artist

Pam Carriker is an artist, instructor, author of books Art at the Speed of Life, Creating Art at the Speed of Life and Mixed Media Portraits with Pam Carriker, and a columnist for Somerset Art Journaling. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, she now resides in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, area with her husband and her youngest son, while her two oldest boys serve in the Army and National Guard. Traveling to teach around the country is something she enjoys very much, as sharing the satisfaction that comes from creating art is her passion. Pam’s work and writing can be found in more than fifty publications, and she serves as a Director’s Circle Artist for Stampington & Company. She has created instructional art journaling videos for Strathmore Artist Papers line of visual journals as well as designed a line of stencils for StencilGirl and rubber art stamps for Stampington & Company. Pam also continues to develop her line of signature mixed-media products for Derivan Matisse. Turning her hobby into her dream job has been the culmination of a lifelong pursuit of living a creative life, and she firmly believes it is never too late to begin living Art at the Speed of Life! Visit Pam at pamcarriker.com.