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The Stevenson Academy of Fine Arts (SAFA) was opened in March 2004 by Attila Hejja, a nationally-renowned artist and illustrator, and is an expansion of the highly-respected Stevenson Academy of Traditional Painting, established in 1960 by founder Harold Stevenson, protégé of Norman Rockwell. Today, we continue this tradition of excellence. SAFA sets itself apart by equipping students of all ages and backgrounds with the skills and techniques necessary to realize their own creative potential as artists. SAFA is located in an airy, elegant building in Oyster Bay, New York. An exceptional faculty of professional artists offer art classes in Drawing & Oil Painting, Watercolor, Sculpture, Pottery, Art History, Poetry & Memoir Writing, as well as many interesting workshops and special events throughout the year.
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This class is designed to help students gain a solid understanding of painting outdoor landscapes. We will be working at various locations throughout the Oyster Bay area. Working alongside students, the instructor will demonstrate basic principles of traditional landscape painting. Learn More...
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Nicholas Raynolds:
Intermediate & Advanced Painting: Working from different still life subjects, students will learn from a series of exercises designed to develop their faculties of compositional design, color perception and paint handling. During each class, students will complete one small oil sketch or poster 'study'.
Intermediate & Advanced Working from observation, both in the studio and on site at locations around Oyster Bay, drawing & painting students will learn to develop convincing architectural compositions. A focus will be placed on compositional design, perspective and the anatomy of light.
Intermediate & Advanced Through demonstrations and individual critiques, students will learn concepts and tools necessary for naturalistically depicting the human figure while working from life. Based on 19th centruy French Academic techniques, students will learn a clear yet flexible method in which to construct their drawings and paintings.Topics will also include; the anatomy of light and shadow, structural and physical anatomy, proportion and achieving a likeness, color and visual perception. About Nick Raynolds has exhibited at the
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