May 4th, 1pm – 3pm
with Artists Emily Rose and Connie Berkemeier
On May 4th come join local artists Connie Berkemeier and Emily Rose in creating a one-of-a-kind statement piece of artwork. Using Color Value Artistry you will be guided through the process of using 1 inch squares of upcycled wallpaper and scrapbook paper on an 8×8 inch board, using a pattern and your own creativity.
All materials will be provided.
Price – $27.00 (cash discount $25.00)
At – Purple Paisley, Local Artisan Shop, 715 Scott St., Covington KY
Date/Time- Saturday May 4th at 1pm
or call Purple Paisley, Local Artisan Shop at 513-232-5574
Note: Class Fees Are Non-Refundable
About Berkemeier and Rose
Connie Berkemeier is a local Kentucky collage artist. She upcycles magazines, wallpaper and more to create beautiful works of art. Learn more about Connie here.
A local Kentucky artist, Emily Rose is a multi-passionate creative. She works in many mediums including fine art photography and painting. You may have already attended one of her creative card making classes. Learn more about Emily here.
What is Color Value
Color value in art refers to the lightness or darkness of a color. It is determined by the amount of light reflected by a color, ranging from white (the highest value, representing maximum lightness) to black (the lowest value, representing maximum darkness). Value is crucial in creating contrast, depth, and dimension in artworks, influencing how objects appear in terms of their brightness and shadow. In essence, color value contributes significantly to the overall mood, atmosphere, and visual impact of a piece of art.