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The “Os”
box is a lesser known Rosemaling style from an area south of
Bergen, Norway. It became popular in that area around
1820. It is a rather primitive style using very bright
colors. Colors most often used are black, white, or red.
The center square can be painted or gold leafed, for those
experienced in applying gold leaf. This center square can
be prepared on Sunday evening. If painted, a drier should
be use, (Japan). The drier should be added when the red
borders are painted. The flower and leaf forms will be
demonstrated, otherwise, the painting is pretty
straightforward.
The Telemark style 6”
plate is white, blue, green. The technique of this style
is different from HSEAD, therefore some basic strokes will
be demonstrated.
The painting of these projects can be
done at the same time to give parts time to dry.
Lab Fee: $35. I will
supply box, plate, paint and mediums. |
