Oils – Landscape
$20.00 – $45.00
Saturday, APRIL 26, 2025
9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Oils
Landscape – Turtles Cove
Taught by TERRY ANDERSON
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Oil Painting Class Basic Supply List
- Brushes:
- Filbert Brush
- Med Flat Brush
- Small Flat Brush
- Liner Brush (for grasses)
- 1” Bristle Brush (for background & Trees
- Small Detail Round Brush (for small detail)
Oil Paint:
- Titanium White
- Prussian Blue
- Ivory Black
- Sap Green
- Cadmium Yellow or Hansa Yellow
- Yellow Ochre
- Cadmium Red
Other:
- Walnut or Linseed Oil (for thinning paint for grass)
- Clear Gel (to mix with oil for applying background)
- Blue Shop Towels (for wiping painted canvas)
- Regular Paper Towels (for cleaning brushes)
- Baby Oil (for cleaning brushes)
- Wipes
- 2 Small container for Linseed oil and baby oil
- 11×14 Primed Pre-Stretched Canvas
Terry Anderson, the Art Journey
I started painting upon retirement in 2013and found it to be very relaxing. Painting has opened a whole new spectrum and awareness of this beautiful creation around us. I really thought that I would paint a few paintings, just for the experience, well, like a bucket list of something I wanted to do.
Experiences:
2 yrs-Commercial Art at Ehove, graduated 1971.
In 1972 I was assigned to the 26th Medical Illustration Detachment as a (Medical Illustrator) in Landstuhl, Germany. After we came home from overseas in 1974, jobs were scarce. I worked several jobs for a couple of years, before landing a railroad job in 1977 from which I retired after 36 years. It was on the railroad; I had the opportunity to paint safety signs for our division which covered Ohio and also designed training classes for the entire company. While working on the railroad I was able to get my State Teaching Certificate as substitute art teacher at Ehove JVS and Pioneer JVS. I owned and operated my own sign and screen-printing business for 8 years. When I retired from the railroad in 2013, I started oil painting and also acrylic painting. I currently teach acrylic painting at our local senior center every month with an average of 15 -20 people attending. This is a 2 -2 1⁄2-hour class. A lot of fun!
I teach mostly landscapes or seascapes. I love sharing what I have learned over the years. It is truly a blessing!
