Painting children has its own unique challenges. The proportions of the face alter considerably from babyhood to teens, and their delicate beauty can be tough to capture. David created this new workshop specifically for those many folks he's encountered in his 30 plus years of teaching portraiture who have wanted to depict their own children or grandchildren. Students will bring a selection of 8x10 photographs of their grandchild, niece, nephew, or child that they would like to paint, and David will show them how to approach working from these images to create a painting to be proud of.

Recommended Materials List (You May Work in Oil or Acrylic, as Per Your Preference):

• A free-standing easel

• A palette (the largest paper tear-off palettes are good)

• Pots for medium

• Quick Dry Medium (for water-soluble oil)