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Art
Gear Up for
Celebrating Forty-Three Years of Painting
May 11-16, 2015 | Pheasant Run Resort | St. Charles, IL
Society of Decorative Painters
Conference
A guide to classes and events at the
Society of Decorative Painters 43rd Annual Conference & Expo.
DIRECTORY
REGISTRATION.......................... 3
Y O U
A R E
DAILY SCHEdULE ..................... 10
EXPO HOURS................... 10, 22
CLASSES & EVENTS................. 12
I N V I T E D
T O
Art
Gear Up for
HOTEL/RESORT......................... 4
resort map............................ 5
C O R D I A L LY
4 3 rd
A N N U A L I N T E R N AT I O N A L
C O N F E R E N C E & E X P O
We are headed for "Chicagoland" to learn, grow, meet new and old friends,
and just have fun. The fun starts May 11, 2015 at the Pheasant Run Resort,
ANNUAL MEETING............. 9, 18
St. Charles, IL. St. Charles is just 30 miles west of Chicago's famed Loop
CHAPTERS & MEMBERS
GATHERING .................... 21, 31
District. This gives our attendees plenty of access to the art world of the
ANNUAL BANQUET............ 9, 29
basic SUPPLY lists ................ 32
TEACHER LIST......................... 33
VOLUNTEER FORM.................. 34
Chicago area. Pheasant Run Resort is an all-inclusive facility with seven restaurants, a golf course, a hair salon and day spa, three swimming pools
(including a great indoor/outdoor pool), plus lots of entertainment options.
In the pages of this Conference Special, you will find over 100 painting
classes, representing oil, acrylic, watercolor, colored pencils, plus a variety
of other mediums. Classes range from beginner to advanced. Back again
this year is a mixture of two-and-three-hour classes, being offered Tuesday
through Friday. These are smaller and more intimate, with a class size of
24 students. These classes are included with the regular class selection.
Many of your favorite teachers will be joining us. We also have new teachers who are teaching with SDP for the first time! Please take the time to view
their projects and support their efforts.
Come to the Annual Meeting on Wednesday morning and exercise your
power to vote for your new Board of Directors. Learn about the Society business, and celebrate as we recognize members who have earned Certification.
Make sure to attend the Annual Banquet on Friday evening. Join your friends
for a wonderful meal and time together.
We look forward to seeing our painting friends from around the world and
spending the week painting and shopping together!
Gear Up For Art
by Chris Haughey
2015 Conference Artist
Copyright © 2015 Society of Decorative Painters. The Conference Special is published by the Society of Decorative Painters, 393 N. McLean
Blvd., Wichita, KS 67203-5968. Trademarked names appear throughout this publication. Rather than list them and the entities that own them
or insert a trademark symbol with each mention of the trademarked name, the publisher states that it is using the names only for editorial
purposes and to the benefit of the trademark owner with no intention of infringing upon that trademark. Please be advised that all Conference
artwork is covered under existing copyright laws (held by SDP), and the projects featured for classes also are covered under copyright laws
(held by the individual artist). All rights are reserved and the mechanical reproduction or any use of these designs is expressly prohibited
without written permission from the holder of the copyright. Conference artist is Chris Haughey, Ohio.
RE G I S T R A T I O N
REGISTRATION POLICY
REGISTRATION OPENS: February 10. Preferred registration
can be done online through the Conference Registration section of
the website at www.decorativepainters.org. View larger images
of the projects and make your selection. Registration will not be
processed until payment is received. Registration name badges will
be issued to registrants, and are required for admittance to classes,
special events, the Expo and Expo Premiere Opening, and to purchase additional classes at the Class Sales booth.
REGISTRATION OPTIONS
FULL registration (six days for $105 – your best value) averages
only $17.50 per day. Full registration includes a Conference Program booklet with rhinestone pin, admission to the Expo and Expo
Premiere Opening, and qualifies registrants to enroll in classes and
events offered Monday through Saturday. Individual fees for classes
and events are not included in registration.
PARTIAL registration for those who cannot attend the entire
Conference, is available for only $85 ($28.33 per day) from Thursday through Saturday. Partial registration includes a Conference Program booklet with rhinestone pin, admission to the Expo
and Expo Premiere Opening, and qualifies registrants to enroll in
Thursday-through-Saturday classes and events. Individual fees for
classes and events are not included in registration.
ONE-DAY registration ($45) is available in advance and onsite. You may register in advance to enroll in one-day classes and
events. When you register, please indicate your specific days(s) of
interest. One-day registration qualifies registrants to enroll in oneday classes and events. Individual fees for classes and events are
not included in this registration.
Although both members and non-members may register, membership is strongly encouraged and is ultimately more cost-effective.
For information, or to apply for membership, see the back of the
registration form or join online at www.decorativepainters.org.
Advance registration is available through April 5, 2015. After
that time, members and non-members must register on-site at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, IL.
GUEST BADGES
Guest badges are available to FULL and PARTIAL registrants
only, for $15 each. Guest badges admit their holders to the Expo
and Expo Premiere Opening, Class Sales, and the Certification
Display. Guest badges must be ordered at the time of registration.
Sorry, no on-site guest badge requests are available.
Unregistered Conference attendees may purchase daily
Expo admission passes for $10 on-site, or a 3-day pass for $20.
A daily pass qualifies its holder to Expo admission on Thursday,
Friday, or Saturday, Premiere Opening excluded.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Necessary cancellations for Conference requested via email, in writing
prior to April 1, 2015, entitle registrants to a partial refund; $50 of
each registration fee is non-refundable. No refunds will be issued
after April 1, 2015; NO EXCEPTIONS. Full refunds will be made
for classes that might be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.
LOST AND FOUND POLICY NOTICE
SDP maintains a lost and found for misplaced property found
at Conference. Such property should be taken to the Registration
Desk. Property not claimed during Conference will be returned
to the SDP headquarters, and held for six months. It will then be
donated to the SDP Foundation.
RESTRICTIONS
We ask that all attendees silence cell phones during class. Video
recorders, cameras, and other recording equipment are prohibited
in the exhibit hall and at Class Sales. Media representatives should
contact Anthony Pafford at (316) 269-9300, ext. 115 or email
[email protected], or seek an on-site SDP staff member for information and permissions. Students must seek the permission of instructors before taking photographs in the classroom.
EVENT LOCATIONS
Conference classes, events, and Expo will take place at Pheasant Run Resort, 4051 East Main Street, St. Charles, IL 601749854; 800-4-PHEASANT (474-3272); www.pheasantrun.com.
(See pages 4 and 5 to learn more.)
ROOMMATE
Want to support the SDP Pheasant Run room block, but need
a roommate to share the cost? Contact Lisa Curry, Education and
Conference Coordinator, at [email protected] or call
(316) 269-9300, ext. 104 for assistance.
PARKING All Pheasant Run Resort parking is FREE.
HEALTH NOTICE
Paints, finishes, and solvents will be used throughout the Mega
Center Exhibit Hall and other locations appointed for classroom
use. Please evaluate your health status before choosing to participate in activities located in these areas. SDP assumes no liability
for health status while using any painting-related products. Please
refrain from heavy perfumes, as others may be allergic.
MOBILITY PRODUCTS RENTAL
To reserve a mobility item scooter, motorized wheelchair, transport
chair, or rollator, please email [email protected] or call
(800) 285-8993. Tell them you are with the Society of Decorative
Painters. Call to reserve your mobility item at any time (a minimum
of 3 days in advance). Mednamics will be able to serve all of your
mobility needs. Please note that Pheasant Run Resort and the Society of
Decorative Painters will not be responsible for mobility items.
REGISTRATION OPTIONS AND FEES AT A GLANCE
FULL REGISTRATION (Monday, May 11, through Saturday, May 16)
SDP members Nonmembers
EARLY-BIRD (ends 3/29/15)$105 $155
REGULAR (3/30 – 4/5, 2015)$135 $185
PARTIAL REGISTRATION (Thursday, May 14, through Saturday, May 16)
SDP members Nonmembers
EARLY-BIRD (ends 3/29/15)
$85
REGULAR (3/29 – 4/5, 2015)$105
$135
$155
ONE-DAY REGISTRATION
(Tuesday, May 12, through Saturday, May 16)
Members/Nonmembers $45
Pre-registration ends 4/5/15. Classes and/or events can be purchased in
advance online or on-site at the Class Sales booth. Please indicate day(s) on
registration form.
HOTEL
Pheasant Run Resort
SITE OF ALL CONFERENCE CLASSES,
GUEST ROOMS AND EVENTS
4051 East Main Street
St. Charles, IL 60174
Make your reservations by calling Resort Reservations
(800) 474-3272 or (630) 584-6300 by April 24,
2015. Identify yourself as members of the Society of
Decorative Painters 2015 Group. All reservations must be
guaranteed and accompanied by a first night room deposit
or guaranteed with a major credit card.
www.pheasantrun.com
The land on which Pheasant Run Resort was built was
originally the site of a 175-acre dairy farm. The brick
walk on Bourbon Street was the walkway between the
barn and farmhouse. The original barnyard structure is
now home to both Zanies Comedy Club and the Harvest
restaurant. The former silo houses the stairs to Zanies, and
Harvest features booths converted from the original cattle
stalls. There are many charming features along with the
best 21st century amenities.
To reserve a room, call (800) 474-3272
Single/Double: $109
Triple/Quadruple: $119
PHEASANT RUN RESORT AMENITIES:
• Complimentary Parking
• Harvest, Jambalaya, Garden Atrium restaurants;
Terrace Café and Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shop
• Indoor and Outdoor Swimming Pools
• WiFi high-speed wireless internet access throughout resort
• The Spa at Pheasant Run
• 18-Hole Championship Golf Courses
• Fitness Center
• Entertainment venues
PHEASANT RUN RESORT ROOMS AMENITIES:
• 27" Cable TV
• Movies for purchase
• WiFi high-speed wireless internet access
• Spacious work table
• Coffee makers
• Microwave
• Refrigerator
• Hair dryers
• Iron and ironing board
RESTAURANTS AND BARS
Enjoy exceptional steaks, seafood, and fresh seasonal
specialties at Harvest, or liven things up with some New
Orleans-inspired cuisine and entertainment in Jambalaya.
Experience a wide array of tantalizing dishes prepared by
our award-winning chef. Start the day with breakfast in our
Garden Atrium, and end it enjoying the nightlife on
Bourbon Street. With six Chicago restaurants and lounges,
Pheasant Run Resort offers a variety of distinctive St.
Charles dining and entertainment choices for every time of
the day or night.
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HOTEL
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C O N F ERE N C E S I T E
location / directions
Located on North Avenue (Route 64), three (3) miles
west of Route 59.
FROM O’HARE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Take the Northwest Tollway to I-355. Continue south on
I-355 to North Avenue (Route 64). Go west on North
Avenue for approximately 12 miles. The Resort is three (3)
miles west of Route 59 on North Avenue (Route 64), on the
south side of the road.
FROM CHICAGO MIDWAY
Take Cicero Avenue north to I-55 South. Go west to I-355
North. Take I-355 North to I-88 West. Go west on I-88 to
Route 59 North. Take Route 59 north to North Avenue
(Route 64). Go west on North Avenue for approximately
three (3) miles. The Resort is on the south side of the road.
FROM CHICAGO
Take I-290 West to I-88 West. Go west on I-88 to Route 59
North. Take Route 59 North to North Avenue (Route 64).
Go west on North Avenue for approximately three (3) miles.
The Resort is on the south side of the road.
FROM DUPAGE AIRPORT
Take a right on to Kautz Road. Go north for one-fourth (¼)
mile. The Resort entrance will be on the east side of the
street (right side), just south of North Avenue (Route 64).
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GROUND TRANSPORTATION
Book your ground transportation from the airport to
Pheasant Run Resort directly with either of the companies
listed below. Prices listed are for one-way.
Green Airport Shuttle 1-800-701-4817
www.greenairportshuttle.com
Rates to/from O’Hare (ORD):
1 Passenger - shared van - $40 +$5 each additional passenger
1 Passenger - unshared - $55 + $5 each additional passenger
Note: For transfers to/from Midway Airport (MDW), add $5 to
each transfer cost
A-1 Limo 1-630-833-3788
www.a1limousine.com
Rates to/from O’Hare (ORD):
Single - shared vehicle - $53
Private sedan for up to 3 passengers - $73
Regal service for up to 5 passengers - $83
Deluxe stretch limo for up to 7 passengers - $98
SUV for up to 5 passengers - $98
Ultra Stretch Limo Service for up to 9 passengers - $108
Note: For transfers to/from Midway Airport (MDW),
add $16 to each transfer cost
PARKING
All Pheasant Run Resort parking is free.
SPECIAL EVENT
h SPECIAL EVENTS SPECTACULAR h
In addition to our wonderful classes during the day, we are hosting three Special Events Spectacular
with top artists, Cris Haughey and Erika Joanne, to keep you painting into the night! Your event
choices are: Gear Up for Art, Miss Primbleberry, or Aristic Amphibian, shown below. Purchase your
event ticket when you register online. Attendees will receive a special gift bag filled with valuable
supplies to take home.
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1010 Gear Up for Art
Chris Haughey
Product provided by DecoArt
Monday 3–10 p.m.
DecoArt Media, All Levels — Cost: $75
Must be purchased in advance - no sales available on-site!
Adventure into the world of mixed media! Featuring the new Media Line by
DecoArt, decoupage, texture, stenciling, tangling and a touch of realism.
A fresh approach to design, color, and layout. New, fun and exciting
techniques that will open the doors to creativity! Caution - may get messy!
Supplies: See class description on page 12.
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1020 Miss Primbleberry
Sponsored by Erika Joanne Designs
Product provided by Chroma, Jo Sonja
and Erika Joanne Designs
Monday 6–10 p.m.
All Levels, — Cost: $60
Mixed Media (Acrylic Paint & Colored Pencils)
This mixed-media project provides a unique and creative experience in working
with acrylics and colored pencils together on both wood and watercolor paper.
Learn how to enhance a painted design by shading with colored pencil. Expand
your painting possibilities with this great introductory class.
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1030 Artistic Amphibian
Chris Haughey
Sponsored by Cupboard Distributing
Product provided by DecoArt and Stampendous
Thursday 6–10 p.m.
Acrylic, Beginner — Cost: $65
A twist on traditional painting techniques with mixed media and steampunk.
This fun and exciting combination includes decoupage, stamping, stenciling,
working with washes as well as traditional painting. Innovative concepts to
art with a fresh look at creativity! Door prizes and goodies for all!
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SPECIAL EVENTS
sponsored by
Dance of the Buttercups
Pinot’s Palette
1040a Dance of the Buttercups
Taught by Ruth Poor
1040b Twitter Time
Taught by Angela Morgan
www.pinotspalette.com\Naperville
FRIDAY 6–8 p.m. & 8–10 p.m.
All Levels — Cost: $40 each session
Bring your friends, relax with a glass of wine and get ready to be inspired by
local artists who will guide you step-by-step through a featured painting. At the
end of the night...leave with your own masterpiece.
Twitter Time
Supplies: Supplies are included
sponsored by
B&B Etching
1050
Cookies for Santa
Taught by Vicki Alley
tda
WWW.etchall.com
SATURday 9:30–11:30 a.m.
Learn how to turn your plain glass surfaces into spectacular, one-of-a-kind showpieces! Vicki Alley tda,
will teach you how easy it is using Etchall Etching Crème. You’ll leave the class with a holiday cookie
plate that will be passed down from one generation
to the next for years to come.
Etchall Etching Crème, Beginner, 8" square glass plate — Cost: $30
Supplies: Tweezers; scissors, kitchen sponge; dish towel; 2" wide green tape
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Annual Banquet
Annual Banquet Check-in: 6-6:30PM
Friday 6:30–9:00 p.m.
Cost $45
Join us for an enjoyable evening of inspiration,
delicious cuisine and socializing with your
peers. This year’s banquet will feature an
awards presentation and a moving Keynote
appearance from PeaceLove’s co-Founder,
Jeffrey Sparr. Jeff will share how his discovery
of painting changed the course of his life by
dramatically subduing the symptoms of his
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD),
providing a creative outlet and sense of
control. This is a night that will leave lasting
memories for many years to come.
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D A I L Y S C HE D U L E
Main events and booth hours are included in this daily schedule; events and times are subject to change.
Please refer to the Conference Program on-site in St. Charles for updated times and event locations.
MONDAY, MAY 11
8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Exhibitor Set Up
SPECIAL EVENT
3–10 p.m.
Chris Haughey
12:30–5:30 p.m.
Certification Booth/Display
Class Sales
Painters Boutique
Registration
6–10 p.m.
Erika Joanne
5–7 p.m.
Class Sales
Registration
Painters Boutique
1–10 p.m.
Classes
6:30–9 p.m.
Chapters and Members Gathering
TUESDAY, MAY 12
7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Certification Booth
Class Sales
Painters Boutique
Registration
THURSDAY, MAY 14
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Registration
8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Exhibitor Set Up
9 a.m.–Noon
Expo Premiere Opening
**Registered Attendees Only
8 a.m.–10 p.m.
Classes
9 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Class Sales
New Product Display
Painters Boutique
Package Check
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
ANNUAL MEETING
7:30–8 a.m.
Flag Rehearsal
Tellers Meeting
Noon–5:30 p.m.
EXPO – Open to Public
7:30–8:30 a.m.
Candidate Rehearsal
8–9 a.m.
Ballot Distribution
8:30 a.m.
Annual Meeting Doors Open
9 a.m.–Noon
Annual Meeting
FRIDAY, MAY 15
7:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Class Sales
Registration
8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Classes
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
EXPO – Open to Public
New Product Display
Painters Boutique
Package Check
SPECIAL EVENT
6–8 p.m.
8–10 p.m.
Pinot's Palette
ANNUAL BANQUET
6–6:30 p.m.
Check-In
6:30–9 p.m.
Annual Banquet
SATURDAY, MAY 16
7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
Registration
8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Classes
Noon–9 p.m.
Classes
9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Paint Expo Show Floor Classroom
Paint Expo Show Floor - Kids Zone
SPECIAL EVENT
6–10 p.m.
Chris Haughey
SPECIAL EVENT
9:30–11:30 a.m.
B&B Etching
7–9 p.m.
CDA/MDA Reception
— CDAs and MDAs only
11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Certification Entry Pick-Up
EXPO SHOW DATES/HOURS
Mega Center – Pheasant Run, St. Charles, IL
Thursday, May 14, 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
(Exclusive access granted only to registered attendees)
Thursday, May 14, Noon–5:30 p.m. – Open to the Public
Friday, May 15, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. –
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Open to the Public
Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. – Open to the Public
Unregistered Conference attendees may purchase daily Expo
admission passes for $10 on-site, or a 3-day pass for $20. A
daily pass qualifies for Expo admission on Thursday (Premiere
Opening excluded), Friday, or Saturday.
D A I L Y S C HE D U L E
Your Guide
to Classes
Look for these color codes next to
class listings so you can be sure
you’re signed up for your favorites!
acrylic
oil
watercolor
colored pencil
mixed media
students will not paint
teacher uses
audio-visual system
Mirar estos símbolos al lado de la lista
de clases. Para estar segura que
Ud. se registra en sus clases favoritas!
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CLASSES AND EVENTS
All classes and events are presented in order of day and time. A list of teachers, in
alphabetical order, appears on page 33. To find out if a class is still available, visit the Class
Selection page of our website at www.decorativepainters.org, email [email protected], or call (316) 269-9300, ext. 104.
If a desired class is full at the time you register, you may request to be put on a waitlist
for that class. Every effort will be made to get you into your requested class if someone
cancels, or if we add a repeat of the class.
Study the information adjacent to the photos before making your selections. The skill
level, medium, surface, fees, included materials, class description, and times are listed. The
colored bar at the bottom of each class description indicates the type of class medium
offered; refer to the legend on the left.
CLASS ETIQUETTE
Smoking is prohibited in virtually all public places in the state of Illinois. Please set cell
phones to vibrate so they do not disrupt class. If you receive a call, be considerate of other
classmates and the teacher by leaving the room. Please also refrain from heavy perfumes, as
others may be allergic.
CLASS RESALE
The Society does not refund or purchase back any classes in which you are enrolled,
but are unable to attend. Classes are not transferrable to another person. However, a
bulletin board is provided in Class Sales for those who wish to sell their classes, or purchase
those offered by others. There is a resale fee of $5 per class. This fee must be paid prior to
posting your classes on the Class Resale board. If a class still has seats available,
SDP classes will be sold first and we cannot resell the class. If a class is sold
out or almost filled, we can try to resell the class for you. Before class starts, check with
Class Sales to see if your class was resold and to pick up your money. If your class was not
resold, you have the option to get the Class Resale receipt and take the class. If the class is
sold and the money is not picked up at Class Sales, it will be mailed after conference.
TWO AND THREE HOUR CLASSES
Back again this year is a mixture of two-and-three-hour classes, being offered Tuesday
acuarela
through Friday. These are smaller and more intimate, with a class size of 24 students. These
classes are included with the regular class selection.
lápiz de color
SKILL LEVELS
otras categorias
no pintarán en estas clases
Profesor(a) utiliza un
sistema proyector de video.
クラスセミナーの一覧に出ているカラーコードを
チェックすることで、希望する種類のペイントに
サインアップしているかを確かめることが出来ます！
アクリル
オイル
水彩
カラーペンシル（色鉛筆）
それ以外の種類
注意：ペインティングは行われず
講義のみのクラス。
講師はビデオプロジェクター
システムを使用しています。
Classes are designated by teachers as:
Beginner: For students with knowledge of the fundamentals of that medium; taught at a
slow pace, with teacher assistance.
Intermediate: For students with a good understanding of the fundamentals, and who are
proficient in that medium; taught at a medium pace, with moderate teacher assistance.
Advanced: For students with advanced skills in that medium; taught at a brisk pace, with
minimal teacher assistance.
Intensive Advanced Study: Provides a challenging experience for advanced painters
proficient in that medium.
Use the following guidelines when selecting classes: Do not enroll in an advanced class
if you have been painting only a short while. When you choose an unfamiliar medium,
select a beginning project. Choosing classes beyond your skill level may create hardship for
the teacher and other students in the class. If you select a class below your skill level, you
may find the class is conducted at a slower pace.
MATERIALS/COSTS
Class fees and projects are combined and show the total amount due. Project fees are
not collected in the classroom. Due to possible discontinuation of surfaces by the manufacturer, or similar circumstances, project surfaces may vary from original surface shown in
photos. Teachers will make every effort possible to closely match surface shown in original
project photo.
SPECIAL SUPPLIES
Many classes require special supplies, and it is the student’s responsibility to bring them.
Your teachers will expect you to have the listed items when you arrive for class. In addition,
you will be expected to have the Basic Supplies listed on page 32. Note that brush cleaner
is provided in classes where oil-based media are used. Due to building and fire codes,
aerosol propellants may be used only in specified areas.
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M O N D AY & T U E S D AY
other medium
SPONSORED BY ERIKA JOANNE DESIGNS
other
medium
1010
Gear Up for Art
1020
Miss Primbleberry
Chris Haughey
[email protected]
Monday 3–10 p.m.
Erika Joanne Designs
[email protected]
Monday 6–10 p.m.
DecoArt Media, All Levels,
11" x 14" x 3⁄4" wood panel
Cost: $75
Must be purchased in advance
- no tickets available onsite! Adventure into the world of mixed
media! Featuring the new Media Line by DecoArt, decoupage, texture,
stenciling, tangling and a touch of realism. A fresh approach to design,
color, and layout. New, fun and exciting techniques that will open the
doors to creativity! Caution - may get messy!
Supplies: Sandpaper (fine); 3⁄4" Filbert Wash; 3⁄4" Stencil
Brush; Assortment of Shaders, Liners, Filberts, Angles, Rounds;
.01 Black Micron Pen; Painter’s Tape; Palette Knife
Mixed Media (Acrylic Paint
& Colored Pencils),
All Levels, 91⁄2" x 7" wood frame & insert
Cost: $60
This mixed-media project provides a unique and creative experience in
working with acrylics and colored pencils together on both wood and
watercolor paper. Learn how to enhance a painted design by shading
with colored pencil. Expand your painting possibilities with this great
introductory class.
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; Jo Sonja Brushes:
no. 8 Filbert; no. 2 Detailer; no. 1 short liner; hand-held pencil
sharpener; small eraser; pencil duster brush
acrylic
0025
Geranium
Basket
Patty Stouffer
[email protected]
Tuesday 8 a.m.–12 p.m.
Acrylic, Intermediate, 14"W x 10"D x 7"H wood basket lid; includes
red wire basket
Cost: $59
Paint these geraniums with vibrant color and loose painterly brush strokes
Supplies: Variety of flats & filberts including 3⁄4" & 1⁄2" flats; Loew Cornell
Series 7330 Curved Flat no. 10 or 12; Optional (battery-operated mini-fan)
acrylic
acrylic
0030
Kiev
Treasure Box
Judy Diephouse
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 8" x 51⁄2" x 21⁄4" wood box
Cost: $62
Transition of color in strokework
Supplies: Nos. 4, 6 liners
watercolor
0035
Scrolls
and Blossoms
Tricia Joiner
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 121⁄4" x 81⁄4" wood frame for mirror or picture;
includes full page color worksheets
Cost: $57
Practice painting multi-colored stroke work scrolls, tinting metallic paints;
basic steps to 3-stage Zhostovo technique on simpler flower forms
Supplies: A good quality no. 3 or 4 sable round brush; a
no. 6 sable filbert and a long sable liner; a hard palette such
as tile, glass; a tiny container for clean water such as a baby
food jar cover.
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0040
Leaves 3
Sandy KinnAMon tda
[email protected]
Watercolor, Beginner/Intermediate, 11" x 15" 140lb. watercolor paper
Cost: $54
Learn to paint both positive & negative shapes; great lesson on values
Supplies: Sandy’s Double Ended (available for purchase before class);
1
⁄2" wash; no. 4 round
T U E S D AY
acrylic
0045
SteAM Punk Ted
watercolor
0050
Rose on Burgundy
Debbie Cole cda
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 8" x 8" paper on masonite; paper will be mounted to board by teacher
Cost: $74
Creating textures of fur and metal
Supplies: Ruby Satin; Filbert grass comb; Series 2528S; nos. 1⁄8", flats
1
⁄4", 1⁄2", 3⁄4"; no. 00 liner
acrylic
Louise Jackson mda, tda
[email protected]
Watercolor, Intermediate, 15" x 11" watercolor paper
Cost: $72
Contouring flower petals
Supplies: (2) water containers; Viva paper towels & Charmin bath tissue
(1 roll each); watercolor palette; brushes available for purchase if needed
acrylic
0060
Eastern Bluebird
for 1st Time Oil Painter
0055
Needlepoint
& Lace
Sherry C. Nelson mda, tda
[email protected]
Arlene Linton
[email protected]
Acrylic, Beginner, 6" wood
Cost: $68
Learn basic techniques for painting lace and painting mini-needlepoint
flowers
Supplies: Scharff Series 3000 no. 4 fine line; very small tipped stylus
COLORED PENCIL
Oil, Beginner, 8" x 10" hardboard
Cost: $89
Teach beginning painters how to brush mix colors to create texture and
realism in oils
Supplies: Nos. 0, 1 round red sable; red sable short brights nos. 0,
2, 4, 6 & 8; dark oil-soluble graphite; strip palette for oils; palette knife; tracing paper; ballpoint pen; small jar with lid for
thinner; 1⁄4" yard cotton cheesecloth
acrylic
0065
Snow Wolf
Mark Menendez
[email protected]
0070
Alice Through
the Garden Gate
Colored Pencil, Int/Adv, pattern &
informative supplemental handouts included
Bobbie Takashima
[email protected]
Cost: $84
Will learn how to create a realistic wildlife portrait within a landscape in cool winter
colors and tones along with my simple method for creating a snow landscape
Supplies: 11"x 14" white Stonehenge Paper; sheet of white computer paper;
white vinyl eraser; pencil sharpener; no. 2 pencil or stylus; drawing board; Prismacolor Pencils: 935 Black; 936 Slate Grey; 938 White; 941 Light
Umber; 942 Yellow Ochre; 943 Burnt Ochre; 947 Dark Umber;
1022 Mediterranean Blue; 1083 Putty Beige; 1086 Sky Blue Light;
1087 Powder Blue; 1099 Espresso
Acrylic, Advanced, 14" wood bowl
Cost: $129
Design and color theory strategies.
Supplies: Jo Sonja’s Brushes nos. 0, 2, 6 or 8, no. 10 or 12 pointed
round blenders; 3⁄4" flat; 1⁄2" angle; nos. 1 or 2 detailer; small,
shallow container with a lid to store paints; waxed paper
palette pad to blend paints; chalk pencil
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T U E S D AY
OIL
acrylic
0075
Calla Lilies
0080
Titmouse &
Morning Glories
Darlene McNeely
[email protected]
Sharon HAMilton mda
[email protected]
Tuesday 8 a.m.–5p.m.
Oil, Intermediate,
11" x 14" stretched canvas
Cost: $93
Achieving the look of transparency and bright colors
Supplies: 1" bristle flat; nos. 2, 4, 6 & 8 soft filberts; spotter;
liner; small angle knife & no. 15 angle knife (must be metal
but NOT Bob Ross); mops
Acrylic, Intermediate,
9" x 12" masonite
Cost: $94
Supplies: No. 3 round; no. 10/0 liner; 1" flat; 3⁄4" flat; 3⁄4" oval;
no. 6 thru 12 filberts; no. 4 thru 12 flats; stylus; white graphite
paper; waxed palette; palette knife; wash basin; paper towels;
palette box
other medium
EVENT: Teacher DeveloPMent ProgrAM
4000
Teacher Tune-Up
Tools, Techniques
in Teaching
Vicki Alley tda
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–4 p.m.
0085
Roses in Miniature
Margit Hartl
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–4 p.m.
Glass Paint, Intermediate, Mother of Pearl pendant; bail & pattern
Cost: $41
Supplies: Battery-operated table lamp; 1⁄8" angle shader; no. 0 filbert;
10/0 liner; toothpicks
watercolor
0090
How to
Paint Fog
& Mist in
Watercolor
Tom Jones
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–4 p.m.
Watercolor, Beginner, 11" x 15" 140lb Arches watercolor paper
Cost: $39
Supplies: Large watercolor palette; large box of tissues (no aloe or oils);
two large plastic water buckets; support for paper; watercolor brushes 3⁄4"
flat; 11⁄2" flat; no. 8 round and liner
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All Levels;
Students will not paint
Cost: $25
Learn what it takes to become a Teacher of Decorative Art! This is the perfect
time to learn all about the program. You will learn how to distinguish different
types of students; how people learn and how to identify their skill level. If you
are getting ready to do Part II, your video, you will have the opportunity to be
recorded while teaching a mock class and see how well you did. Door
prizes to be given away! The TDP Manual is not required for this class
but may be purchased online on the website.
Supplies: Notebook and pen
acrylic
0095
Holiday Journal
Lynne Deptula
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–5 p.m.
Acrylic, Intermediate, 91⁄2" x 71⁄2" primed journal
Cost: $50
Soft float techniques, strokework techniques
Supplies: No. 20/0; no. 1 liner; no. 4 round; nos. 4,1⁄2",
3
⁄4" flats; painter’s tape
T U E S D AY
OIL
0100
Lemon
& Italian
Pottery
Mary Kingslan Gibilisco
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–8 p.m.
acrylic
0105
Casual Daisies
and Lilacs
cda
Heat-set oils, Intermediate, 9" x 12" masonite
Cost: $63
Explore still life theory of form, texture, shadows
Supplies: Kingslan & Gibilisco Filberts 2-12; liner 10/0;
detail 3/0; Kingslan & Gibilisco mops 1 & 4
acrylic
0110
Finished Rose
Mabel Blanco daca
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–8 p.m.
12" x 16" MDF wood
Cost: $76
How to paint flowers
Class will be taught in Spanish.
Instructor will provide English translation.
Supplies: Nos. 4, 6, 10, 1" flat brushes; nos. 1 & 3 round brushes
Arlene Newman
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–8 p.m.
Acrylic, Beginner,
11" x 14" canvas panel
Cost: $72
Casual petal flowers and backgrounds
Supplies: Nos. 4, 6 Fusion Filberts; 3⁄4" oval Fusion wash;
no. 4 round; no. 1 liner
Laura Haughey
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–8 p.m.
Oil, Intermediate/Advanced,
11" x 14" canvas; includes prepped canvas with design
Cost: $88
Learn how to create realistic eyes and fur with minimum effort and maximum effect
Supplies: Tabletop easel; a container/brush bin; long handle synthetic
bristle brushes for oils - no. 10 filbert; no. 4 bright; no. 2 round;
no. 5 round soft short handle; 1⁄2" Maxine’s mop; no. 2 script liner;
paper palette; paper towels or rags for cleanup
0120
Telemark Tea Kettle
0125
Etched Silver
and Peony
Acrylic Gouache, Advanced, 6" x 7" enamel on steel
Cost: $93
Freehand skills using high gloss enamels; freehand and design
skills on a round surface using enamels
Supplies: Nos. 6, 8, Filberts; good liner or Raphael Quill
#16684 or JS #1350 size 3
OIL
0115
Tiger Eye Portrait
acrylic
Gayle OrAM mda
[email protected]
Tuesday 1–8p.m.
cda
COLORED PENCIL
Paula Leopold cda
[email protected]
Tuesday 2–9 p.m.
Colored Pencil, Intermediate, 91⁄2" x 10" Mi-Teintes paper; includes 14 fullsize colored pencils & gel pen
Cost: $76
Supplies: 11" x 14" Masonite panel; dusting brush; pencil
sharpener; eraser
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T U E S D AY
watercolor
0130
Poppies Mini-Gift Bag
other medium
0135
Blossom & Butterfly
Bonnie Jones
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–8 p.m.
Watercolor, Beginner,
12" x 7" 140lb watercolor paper
Cost: $31
Supplies: Watercolor brushes: no. 6 round; no. 2 liner; (2) water containers; support for paper; Viva paper towels; T-square ruler
acrylic
Pat Lentine
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–9 p.m.
Hard Pastels, Beginner, 11" x 14" paper; hard pastels provided
Cost: $39
Supplies: 11" x 14" backboard; pencil sharpener; kneaded eraser
acrylic
0140
The Red Vase
0145
Bluebird
Nancy Tribolet cda
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
Maureen Baker
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
8" x 10" wood panel
Cost: $64
The background is the groundwork needed to make a subject really pop
Supplies: Old key card or used gift card; sandpaper; foam brush;
(5) stencil brushes; blue painters tape
Ink & Acrylic, Beginner,
8" x 10" art paper; mat & pen included
Cost: $57
Create detail with ink; enhancements and form with acrylic washes
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; Aqualon flats, filberts; a
good liner; notebook and pen
Other Medium
0150
Designing From Your Photos
Joyce M. Sieve cda
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
Beginner, Proportional Scales & Photos, Notebook;
Students will not paint
Cost: $62
How to create designs using your photos
Supplies: Pen to take notes and scissors
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Other Medium
0155
Tangled Luminary
Sue Jacobs czt
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
Pen & Ink, Beginner, 53⁄4" x 33⁄8" x 33⁄8" translucent plastic; includes
luminary & pens
Cost: $50
Zentangle technique & theory; tangle patterns; tangling
on unusual surface
Supplies: Ruler
T U E S D AY
Acrylic
Other Medium
0165
Easy Ink
& Alcohol Magic
0160
Summer Time Wine Glass
Doxie Keller tda
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
Sandra Philips
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
Fabric Paint, Beginner, Bring a pair of
white canvas shoes to decorate;
two poly scarves & markers furnished
Cost: $49
Learn something new using common supplies you have around the
house; this will be pure fun!
Supplies: (1) pair of white canvas shoes; spritzer bottle
Acrylic Glass Paint, Beginner, 7" wine glass
Cost: $37
Painting on glass, including reverse painting
(picture looks same on both sides of glass)
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies;
Dynasty Glass Art brush 1⁄4", no. 3, 10/0; no. 6 filbert
acrylic
OIL
0170
Tree OrnAMent
Holder
& OrnAMent
Lois Mueller vgm
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
91⁄2" x 81⁄2" tree ornament
holder & ornament
Cost: $53
Experience monochromatic scrolls contrasted by color accents in the
glass ornament
Supplies: Loew Cornell, La Corneille Golden Taklon Series 7500 no. 2;
Series 7050 no. 1 script liner
acrylic
0175
Lilac Bloom
Prudy Vannier CDA
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
Oil, Intermediate, 8" x 10" canvas
Cost: $52
Learn to layer paint, building it to highlights
Supplies: Oil brush; liner; no. 2 flat; no. 10 flat
event: tellers meeting/Flag Rehearsal
TELLERS MEETING
WEDNESDAY 7:30–8 a.m.
0180
Cardinals
Carolyn J. Bacon
[email protected]
Tuesday 6–10 p.m.
8" x 21" canvas banner; includes rod
Cost: $48
Use of blending gel; learn using blending gel to shade and blend colors
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies
Many tellers are needed to
assist with the election and
to count the ballots. See the
Volunteer Form on page 34
to sign up as a teller.
Flag Rehearsal
WEDNESDAY 7:30–8 a.m.
For those attendees who have been asked to carry your country’s flag
during the opening ceremonies of the Annual Meeting.
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W E D N E S D AY
EVENT: CANDIDATE REHEARSAL
EVENT: ANNUAL SDP MEETING
ANNUAL MEETING & BALLOT DISTRIBUTION
WEDNESDAY 8–9 a.m.
ANNUAL MEETING
CANDIDATE
REHEARSAL
WEDNESDAY 9 a.m.–Noon
WEDNESDAY 7:30–8:30 a.m.
Are you a candidate running for SDP office? Please set aside time in
your schedule to attend this rehearsal session.
acrylic
0185
Peter
Pepper,
Mint
Painter
Gather together with SDP members from all over the world, and vote for
SDP officers. Learn about the latest Society business, and other recognitions. Exercise your power to vote. Bring your current SDP membership
card to receive a ballot. Those not able to attend the meeting may
request an absentee ballot.
OTHER MEDIUM
0190
Stroke Flower Mugs
Tricia Joiner
[email protected]
Wednesday 1–5 p.m.
Prudy Vannier cda
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 5" x 11" trivet w/jar & peppermint
Cost: $45
Supplies: Rudy’s best liner; mops; Pouncer brush
ACRYLIC
0195
Christmas Basket
Judy Diephouse
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 10 ⁄2" round basket; 7" round insert; 4" tall;
wood insert in wire basket
Cost: $62
Elements of holiday décor; candy, holly, berries, ornaments
Supplies: 1⁄2", 1" oval mop
1
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DOORS OPEN 8:30 a.m.
Multi-surface paint, Beginner/Intermediate, (3)-2 7⁄8" x 3" ceramic mugs
Cost: $53
Creating flowers using brush strokes and glass paints
Supplies: A good quality no. 3 or 4 round brush and a long
liner; hard palette such as tile, glass
OTHER MEDIUM
0200
Checking His List
Karen Patton
[email protected]
Carbon Pencil, Intermediate,
11" x 17" drawing paper;
3 pencils; 3 erasers;
stumps-drawing
Cost: $53
Using carbon pencils and blending with different erasers and stumps
Supplies: Drawing board; pencil sharpener
W E D N E S D AY
WATERCOLOR
0205
Soft Seascape
Mark Polomchak
[email protected]
Watercolor, Intermediate, 15" x 20" pebble board
Cost: $80
Use of sponging to soften your subject
Supplies: 1" wash brush; 1" Nylon brush flat; no. 12
round; no. 6 script liner; towel; toothbrush; mixing tray and
water container
acrylic
WATERCOLOR
0210
Antiques
Sandy KinnAMon tda
[email protected]
Watercolor, Beginner/Intermediate, 11" x 15" 140lb. watercolor paper
Cost: $70
Shaping; how to make negative shapes in a positive shape using masking
Supplies: Sandy’s Double Ended (available for purchase before class);
1
⁄2" wash; filbert rake brush
watercolor
0215
Cat
0220
Plums & Lace
Mabel Blanco DACA
[email protected]
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 12" x 16" MDF wood; includes frame
Cost: $76
How to paint eyes and fur. Class will be taught in Spanish.
Supplies: Nos. 12, 10, & 6 flat brushes; nos. 1 & 3 round brushes;
no. 1 liner; Chinese hard synthetic bristle round no. 6
OIL
Watercolor, Intermediate, 15" x 11" watercolor paper
Cost: $88
Creating realism in watercolor
Supplies: (2) water containers; Viva paper towels & Charmin bath tissue
(1 roll each); watercolor palette; brushes available for purchase if needed
watercolor
0225
Blue-and-yellow Macaw
Sherry C. Nelson mda, tda
[email protected]
0230
Cabbage
Oil, Advanced, 8" x 16" hardboard
Cost: $89
Advanced feather techniques; realistic detail;
color organization
Supplies: Nos. 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 red sable short brights; no. 0 red sable
round liner; dark oil-soluble graphite; 9" x 12" strip palette for
oils; palette knife; tracing paper; ballpoint pen; small jar with
lid for thinner; 1⁄4" yard cotton cheesecloth
Watercolor, Intermediate, 11" x 14" paper
Cost: $73
Glazing in watercolor; several uses for watercolor
Supplies: Louise Jackson Blender 170-S; large round brush with a
good point size 8 or larger
Joyce M. Sieve cda
[email protected]
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COLOR PENCIL
acrylic
0235
Colorful White
Mark Menendez
[email protected]
Colored Pencil, Beginner/Intermediate,
pattern & informative supplemental
handouts included
Cost: $68
Will learn how to create realistic lighting, form, and use of color; new techniques will
include the many colors reflected in white , temperature, reflective surfaces and transparent glass and metal
Supplies: 81⁄2" x 11" #120 Pearl Canon Mi-Tientes Paper; sheet of white computer
paper; white vinyl eraser; pencil sharpener; no. 2 pencil or stylus; drawing board; Prismacolor Pencils: 902 Ultramarine; 914 Cream; 938 White; 942 Yellow Ochre;
943 Burnt Ochre; 947 Dark Umber; 996 Black Grape; 1023 Cloud Blue;
1024 Blue Slate; 1026 Grayed Lavender; 1059 Cool Grey 10%; 1063 Cool
Grey 50%; 1067 Cool Grey 90%; 1084 Ginger Root; 1086 Sky Blue Light
acrylic
Maureen Baker
[email protected]
Acrylic/Texture,
Beginner/Intermediate,
11" x 14" masonite;
(1) stencil included
Cost: $76
Color washes; use of stencils & stucco for background enhancement
Supplies: Aqualon flats, filberts; a good liner; 1" wash brush; palette
knife; basic acrylic painting supplies
acrylic
0255
Snow Owl
Debbie Cole cda
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 8" x 10" frameable masonite
Cost: $74
Learn to create realistic owl by controlling values and creating texture
Supplies: Ruby Satin; Filbert grass comb, Series 2528S 1⁄8" & 3⁄8",
flats 1⁄4", 1⁄2", 3⁄4"; no. 00 liner; Monza Series 2629S nos. 8 & 0 round
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Sharon HAMilton mda
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 8" x 10" giclee on masonite
Cost: $93
Build up color layers over the umber giclee under-painting
Supplies: No. 3 round; no. 10/0 liner; 3⁄4" flat; 3⁄4" oval;
nos. 6, 8, 12 filberts; no. 6 thru 12 flats; waxed palette;
palette knife; wash basin; paper towels; palette box
COLOR PENCIL
0250
Blushing Pears Frosted Grapes
& Crystal
0245
Echinacea
0240
Woodland
Still Life
Paula Leopold cda
[email protected]
Colored Pencil, Intermediate,
91⁄2" x 91⁄2" Mi-Teintes paper;
includes 13 full colored pencils & gel pen
Cost: $74
Creating realism of crystal, lace in doily and different fruit textures
Supplies: 11" x 14" Masonite panel ; dusting brush; pencil
sharpener; eraser
watercolor
0260
Southern Magnolia
Bonnie Jones
[email protected]
Watercolor, Beginner, 11" x 15" watercolor paper
Cost: $36
Supplies: Watercolor brushes: no. 6 round; 3⁄4" flat; (2) water containers;
support for paper; Viva paper towels
W E D N E S D AY
OTHER MEDIUM
0265
Glass Pendants
TAMi Carmody
[email protected]
Enamels, Intermediate, (3) glass pendants; bails and chains
Cost: $44
Supplies: No. 2 Round; 1/8” Angular; 10/0 Liner; 10/0 Filbert; No.
10 Flat; Sponge Spouncer
acrylic
ACRYLIC
0270
Cucina Canvas
Lynne Deptula
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 12" x 12" x 11⁄2" canvas
Cost: $51
Layering a painting for visual impact
Supplies: No. 1 liner; no. 4 round; nos. 8, 12, 3⁄4" flats;
see-thru ruler; tape
OTHER MEDIUM
0280
Chalky Finish
Paint Techniques
0275
Victorian Watchbox
Gayle OrAM mda
[email protected]
Acrylic Gouache, Advanced, 4" x 12" x 2" wood
Cost: $74
Design skills relating to background shapes and color
Supplies: Nos. 6, 8, Filberts; good liner; white chalk;
blue transfer paper
EVENT: CHAPTERS & MEMBERS GATHERING
Doxie Keller TDA
[email protected]
Chalky Paint, Beginner,
Assorted boxes,
moldings, picture frames
Cost: $62
Techniques will be taught which can be transferred to furniture old, new
& interesting; will teach the 6-8 techniques on boxes which will fit inside
each other for easy shipping. We will also use moldings and textured
picture frames, stencils, creamy waxes instead of varnish; there will be
10-12 colors to use first hand.
Supplies: Assorted large brushes; 1", no. 2 in Nylon; 3" paint roller
acrylic
7010
Chapters &
Members Gathering
Wednesday 6:30–9 p.m.
**Registration fee $20
Join us to learn what is happening in Chapters all over the
world, how they operate, attract
new members, raise funds, and much more. Meet new people, make new
friends. Every Chapter should be represented by one or more officers and
members. The theme for this year’s Conference is GEAR UP FOR ART. If
you would like, participate in the Creative Challenge Exchange. Put your
creative hat on and show everyone your interpretation of our theme. Create a piece of art using any surface, in any media and it must be 8" by 8".
To participate in the exchange, you must bring a piece. Participation in
the Challenge is open to all Gathering attendees and is optional.
**You do not have to register for Conference to attend the Gathering, but you must pre-register for
this event. All SDP members are welcome to attend whether or not you are affiliated with a Chapter.
Join us and find out more about your Society!
0285
Poppies
Arlene Newman CDA
[email protected]
Acrylic, Beginner, 8" x 10" canvas
Cost: $44
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; no. 6 Fusion Filbert;
no. 4 Fusion Round; 3⁄4" wash brush
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EVENT: EXPO PREMIERE
EXPO SHOW DATES/HOURS
acrylic
Mega Center - Pheasant Run, St. Charles, IL
Thursday, May 14th - 9a.m.–Noon
(Exclusive access granted only to registered attendees)
0290
Hydrangea
Tray
Thursday, May 14th - Noon–5:30 p.m. - Open to the Public
Friday, May 15th - 9 a.m.–5 p.m. - Open to the Public
Saturday, May 16th, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. - Open to the Public
Maureen Baker
[email protected]
Thursday Noon–3 p.m.
Unregistered Conference attendees may purchase daily Expo admission
passes for $10 on-site, or a 3-day pass for $20. A daily pass qualifies
for Expo admission on Thursday (Premiere Opening excluded), Friday,
or Saturday.
Acrylic, Beginner, 91⁄2" x 141⁄4" 2-piece lasered overlay
Cost: $42
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; Aqualon brushes: wash brush,
flats, filberts, and a good liner
acrylic
0295
Rose & Lace
Judy Diephouse
[email protected]
OTHER MEDIUM
0300
Climbing
Clematis
Margit Hartl
[email protected]
Acrylic, Beginner,
4.5" x 13⁄4" wood box
Cost: $44
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; 1⁄2" oval mop;
no. 1 liner
Fabric paint/ink effects, Beginner, 16" x 36" fabric table runner
Cost: $64
Iron-on ink effects; iron basic pattern onto fabric before class; hoping
every student will leave class with finished project
Supplies: 1⁄4" & 1⁄2" angle shader; small detail mop; nos. 4 & 6 filberts;
10/0 liner; stippler or old scruffy brush; waterproof pen size 00"
acrylic
OTHER MEDIUM
0305
Mixed Media Murex
Becky Albeke
[email protected]
Acrylic Mixed media,
Beginner/Intermediate,
8" x 8" canvas panel;
frame not included
Cost: $50
Creating mixed media art via paper, inks, acrylics and
embossing enamel
Supplies: No. 6 rounded blender; sanding block;
old room key card
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0310
Strokework
Flowers
TAMi Carmody
[email protected]
Enamels, Beginner, 8" plate & 5" tall mug; cup and saucer
Cost: $49
How to paint strokework, flowers, berries, and leaves
Supplies: No. 2 filbert; 10/0 filbert; no. 4 flat; 10/0 liner;
Q-tips or Berry Dobers
T H U R S D AY
acrylic
0315
Square FrAMe
with Scrolls
OTHER MEDIUM
0320
Ink Therapy
Lois Mueller VGM
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 11" x 11" square frame with scrolls
Cost: $50
Obtain some expertise in transparent telemark with a step-by-step technique
Supplies: Loew Cornell, La Corneille Golden Taklon Series 7500
nos. 2 & 4; Series 7050 no. 1 script liner
COLORED PENCIL
Marlene Kreutz cda
[email protected]
Ink & Pencil Shading, Beginner, 10" bentwood box
Cost: $64
Creating ink design on cardstock and shaded with pencil
Supplies: White eraser; knead eraser
OIL
0325
Tiger Eyes
0330
A Turnip
Sharon K. Carlson cda
[email protected]
Cheri Rol mda
[email protected]
51⁄2" x 81⁄2" Stonehenge paper;
16 full-size pencils & mat
Cost: $76
Realistic animal eyes and fur techniques
Supplies: 9" x 12" paper support and scrubber brush
(flat or oval)
Oil/Alkyd, Intermediate, 7" x 11" box panel
(looks like gallery-wrapped canvas)
Cost: $82
A study of realism
Supplies: White transfer (graphite) paper; Cheri blender
brushes nos. 2-8; Cheri’s droplet no. 2; Cheri’s mop
nos. 2 & 3; Saran wrap; cubby for medium
WATERCOLOR
0335
Father and Son
WATERCOLOR
0340
Grow out
of the
Box Batik
Mark Polomchak
[email protected]
Bonnie Jones
Watercolor, Intermediate,
15" x 20" pebble board
Cost: $80
Form and dimension
Supplies: 1" wash brush; 1" Nylon brush flat; no. 12 round; no.
6 script liner; towel; toothbrush; mixing tray and water container
Watercolor, Beginner, 11" x 15" watercolor paper; includes wax
Cost: $70
Learn how to paint using wax on rice paper with watercolor paints
Supplies: Micron Pigma Pen .03; acrylic brushes 3⁄4" flat; nos. 6 & 8
rounds; no. 2 liner; paper towels; (2) Sunday newspapers (no ads);
(2) water containers
[email protected]
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T H U R S D AY
COLORED PENCIL
0345
Ava
acrylic
0350
Red Grapes
Pat Lentine
[email protected]
8" x 10" U-Art Paper;
includes pencils
Cost: $68
Creating form - value study; previous pencil experience not necessary
Supplies: Battery-operated pencil sharpener; clipboard; stylus; grey
transfer paper; Pat Lentine’s Blender or several stencil brushes
OIL
Patty Stouffer
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 9" x 12" stretched canvas
Cost: $68
Paint an oil-like still life with depth & color theory; includes various textures i.e. hydrangea petals, grape skin & smooth porcelain
Supplies: Variety of flats & filberts including 3⁄4" & 1⁄2" flats; Loew Cornell
Series 7330 Curved Flat no. 10 or 12; Optional (battery-operated mini-fan)
ACRYLIC
0360
Bold Colors
Patricia De Torres
[email protected]
0355
Rainbow Chickens
Oil, Beginner/Intermediate, 11" x 14" stretched canvas
Cost: $77
Using a stylus to create a pattern and then paint in bright,
exciting colors
Supplies: Nos. 1 & 1⁄2" bristle flat; nos. 2, 4, 6 detail brushes;
liner; spotter; no. 8 or 1⁄2" filbert; 1⁄2" mop; stylus
16" x 20" canvas
Cost: $68
How to create textures. Class will be taught in Spanish. Instructor will provide English translation.
Supplies: White transfer paper; stylus; 2" foam roller; baby wipes;
Black Gold brushes: ¾" flat wash (series 206w); nos. 2, 4 & 6 rounds
(series 206R); ¾" angular (series 206A); Interboro Dynasty round nos.
8 & 10 (series 1500R); nos. 6 & 8 Filberts (series 1500); Loew Cornell
painting knife (series J16); Loew Cornell painting knife (series J11)
Darlene McNeely
[email protected]
OTHER MEDIUM
0365
Sunflower Tin
Judy Ribitch
[email protected]
Thursday 4–7 p.m.
Acrylic & Chalky Paint
background, Beginner/Intermediate,
91⁄2" tin surface; assorted stamps
provided for use in class
Cost: $49
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; 1⁄4" deer foot brush; small
domed round brush for dry brushing; cosmetic sponge
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acrylic
0370
Sea Shell Trinket Box
Sandra Philips
[email protected]
Thursday 4–7 p.m.
Acrylic & Quick Wood,
Beginner, 21⁄2" x 3" wood trinket box
Cost: $29
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; palette knife; stylus; waxed
palette paper; 3⁄8" angle shader; no. 1 round; no. 4 “old” domed round
T H U R S D AY / F RI D AY
acrylic
SPONSORED BY CUPBOARD DISTRIBUTING
acrylic
1030
Artistic AMphibian
0375
Boo!
Outdoor Banner
Chris Haughey
[email protected]
Thursday 6–10 p.m.
Acrylic, Beginner, 11" x 2" roofing tar paper
Cost: $48
Inexpensive surface & great for outdoors-easy to cut and paint on
Supplies: Palette knife; 1" brush flat; other assorted sizes of flat shaders and a couple of round brushes nos. 4, 8, 12; Loew Cornell script
liner Series 800 no. 1 or 2
Acrylic, Beginner,
10" x 10" wood canvas panel
Cost: $65
Twist on traditional painting techniques with mixed media and steampunk. Fun and exciting combination includes decoupage, stamping,
stenciling, working with washes as well as traditional painting. Innovative concepts to art with a fresh look at creativity! Door prizes and
goodies for all!
Supplies: 3⁄4" Filbert Wash; 18/0 Script Liner; no. 6 Flora Round;
variety of Filberts, angles, liners; Palette Knife; Stencil Brush;
Painters Tape; Scumbler; Mop; .01 Micron Pen (optional);
Sandpaper; Sponge; Regular Painting Tools
EVENT: SKILLS WORKSHOP
Doxie Keller tda
[email protected]
Thursday 5–9 p.m.
event: cda/mda reception
9000
Elements
of Painting
Excellence
9010
CDA/MDA
Reception
Thursday 7–9 p.m.
CDAs and MDAs: You are invited to a FREE reception in your honor.
This will be a gathering of all CDAs and MDAs, past and present. Join
us for refreshments, and the opportunity to share your experience and
celebrate your accomplishments.
other medium
0380
Holly & Berry
Holiday Plate
TAMi Carmody
[email protected]
Friday 8 a.m.–Noon
Enamels, Beginner, 10" glass plate
Cost: $47
How to paint with enamels and do reverse painting
Supplies: No. 71 glass art 1⁄8" flat; no. 77 glass art wave angle;
no. 2 filbert; 10/0 liner; no. 10 flat; no. 4 flat; Q-tips or Berry Dobers
Friday 8–11a.m.
All Levels; Students will not paint
Cost: $50
If your goal is to improve your skills, this is for you! These presentations
by Master Decorative Artists will help you expand your current level
of painting. Topics and presenters include: Light and
Shadows–Susan Abdella mda, Balance and Harmony–
Yuko Culliney mda, tda, Blending Skills-Gayle Oram mda
Supplies: Please bring a notebook and pen
other medium
0385
Sweet Child
Karen Patton
[email protected]
Carbon Pencil, Intermediate, 11" x 17" drawing paper
Cost: $53
Using carbon pencils and blending with different erasers and stumps
Supplies: Drawing board; pencil sharpener
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F RI D AY
WATERCOLOR
0390
Butterfly Fun
[email protected]
acrylic
0395
Nostalgic Lily
Judy Ribitch
[email protected]
Watercolor, Beginner/Intermediate, 22" x 15" watercolor paper
Cost: $56
Have fun and discover a new way of being creative
Supplies: Ultra-fine point black Sharpie; plastic 81⁄2" x 11"
page sleeve; plastic wrap; 1" & 1⁄4" masking tape;
Viva® paper towels & Charmin™ bath tissue (1 roll each);
(2) water containers
171⁄2" x 5" omni board
Cost: $59
Mixed medium; creating realistic flower and enhancing background
Supplies: Medium Domed round brush; 1⁄4" deerfoot brush
acrylic
0400
Frosty
Marlene Kreutz CDA
[email protected]
Acrylic Mixed Media, Beginner, 8" x 71⁄2" wood plaque
Cost: $55
How to decoupage, paint acrylic on decoupaged paper, and
how to place stencil on background
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies; small scissor
acrylic
0410
Textured Pansies
Jessica Jansen
jansenstudio [email protected]
Acrylic, Beginner, 11" x 14" canvas panel; includes a brush
Cost: $46
Learn to use texture to give realistic depth
Supplies: No. 4 Fusion Flat is included with class
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acrylic
0405
Tulipia - A Tulip Plate
Prudy Vannier cda
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 14" scalloped plate
Cost: $60
Learn to paint realism-floating and blending, with detail such as dewdrops
Supplies: Liner; mops; large flat
WATERCOLOR
0415
Venice
Mark Polomchak
[email protected]
Friday 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Watercolor, Intermediate, 15" x 20" pebble board
Cost: $80
Layment of pastels in watercolor, sponging
Supplies: 1" wash brush; 1" Nylon brush flat; no. 12 round;
no. 6 script liner; towel; toothbrush; mixing tray and
water container
F RI D AY
acrylic
0420
La Belle Fleur
0425
New Pumpkin Moon
Debbie Cole cda
[email protected]
Acrylic, Advanced, 8" x 10" frameable
masonite; includes Rollergraph &
sponge stylus
Cost: $80
Learn to paint a high key flower with drybrushing, floating, and glazing; creating interesting background with text Rollergraph and
stenciling with stylus
Supplies: Monza Series #2629S, nos. 8, 6, 2, 0 rounds;
flats 1⁄4", 1⁄2", 3⁄4"; large sea sponge
acrylic
acrylic
0430
Enigma
Veronica Fernandez
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 16" x 16" MDF
Cost: $68
Wet-on-wet technique. Class will be taught in Spanish. Instructor will provide English translation.
Supplies: Foam rubber roller base; nos. 4, 8, 14 angular;
nos. 2 & 4 rounds; liner
OIL
Bobbie Takashima
[email protected]
Friday 8 a.m.–3p.m.
Acrylic, Intermediate/Advanced,
12" wood plate (prepped and pattern applied)
Cost: $99
Design and color theory strategies
Supplies: Jo Sonja’s Brushes nos. 0, 2, 6 or 8, no. 10 or 12 pointed
round blenders; 3⁄4" flat; 1⁄2" angle; nos. 1 or 2 detailer; small,
shallow container with a lid to store paints; waxed paper
palette pad to blend paints; chalk pencil
WATERCOLOR
0435
Tom’s Barn
Tom Jones
[email protected]
Watercolor, All Levels, 11" x 15" watercolor paper;
includes paint & paper
Cost: $70
Learning how to paint a beautiful barn scene from days gone by
Supplies: Large watercolor palette; large box of tissues
(no aloe or oils); two large plastic water buckets; support for paper;
watercolor brushes 1 1⁄2" flat; 1" flat; 3⁄4" flat;
no. 8 round; liner
OIL
0445
Copper Brilliance
0440
AMish Boy
Marie Merritt cda, tda
[email protected]
Oil, All Levels, 8" x 10" canvas
Cost: $99
Portrait techniques for the beginner; painting children, mixing flesh tones
Supplies: Table easel; small palette knife; assorted sizes of bristle &
soft flat brushes; liner brush
Cheri Rol mda
[email protected]
Oil/Alkyd, Advanced, 8" x 8" box
panel (looks like a
gallery-wrapped canvas)
Cost: $97
How to make copper (metal) shine
Supplies: White transfer (graphite) paper; Cheri blender
brushes nos. 2-8; Cheri’s droplet no. 2; Cheri’s mop
nos. 2 & 3; Saran wrap; cubby for medium
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F RI D AY
COLORED PENCIL
acrylic
0455
Poppy Banner
0450
Polar Bear
Carolyn Bacon
[email protected]
Pat Lentine
[email protected]
Colored Pencil, Beginner, 8" x 10" Canson Mi-Teintes paper; pencils provided
Cost: $34
Supplies: Clipboard; pencil sharpener; white transfer paper
61⁄2" x 12" canvas (includes rod and beads)
Cost: $34
Supplies: Basic acrylic painting supplies
OIL
acrylic
0460
Indian Brave
Darlene McNeely
[email protected]
Friday 1–4 p.m.
Oil, All Levels, 8" x 10"
pre-printed canvas
Cost: $47
This is a giclee; medium & oil paint is used to enhance a pre-printed
canvas. Purpose is to show how you can take a photo and print it on
real canvas, then paint it to the likeness of the photo. Delight your family by doing a favorite portrait, or do a copy of one of your paintings;
this provides an oil painting of your best fine art work.
Supplies: 1" Flat; assorted Filberts; liner; paper towels;
angle knife (not plastic)
COLORED PENCIL
0470
Pair of Monarchs
[email protected]
Friday 1–5 p.m.
Colored Pencil, Beginner/Intermediate, 6" x 8" Stonehenge paper;
12 full-size pencils & mat
Cost: $56
Realistic butterflies and creating a supportive background
Supplies: 9" x 12" paper support and scrubber brush
(flat or oval)
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0465
Owl Eyes
Dorothy Whisenhunt cda
[email protected]
Friday 1–4 p.m.
Acrylic, Beginner, 7" snowflake (1⁄8" wood laser cut)
Cost: $29
Supplies: No. 1 liner brush; 1⁄4" & 1⁄8" angle brushes
EVENT: ADVANCING YOUR SKILLS
9005
Advancing
Your Skills
Sharon HAMilton
Friday 2–5 p.m.
mda
All Levels; Students will not paint
Sharon Hamilton mda will address how to solve the problem areas
of painting and finishing touches that are vital to improving
your skills.
Cost: $37
Supplies: Please bring a notebook and pen
F RI D AY / S A T U R D AY
EVENT: ANNAL BANQUET
SPONSORED BY PINOT'S PALETTE
1040
Pinot’s
Palette
OTHER MEDIUM
Dance of the Buttercups
FRIDAY 6–8 p.m.
1040a Dance of the Buttercups
Taught by Ruth Poor
Annual Banquet
1040b Twitter Time
FRIDAY 8–10 p.m.
Annual Banquet Check-in
Friday 6:30–9:30 p.m.
Taught by Angela Morgan
This year’s banquet will feature an awards presentation and a moving
Keynote appearance from PeaceLove’s co-Founder, Jeffrey Sparr. Jeff
will share how his discovery of painting changed the course of his life.
Cost $45.
acrylic
pinotspalette.com\Naperville
All Levels
Cost: $40 each session
Supplies: Supplies are included
WATERCOLOR
0480
Two Tulips
0475
Blue & White
Carol Spohn
[email protected]
Saturday 8 a.m.–Noon
Arlene Linton
[email protected]
Saturday 8 a.m.–Noon
Acrylic, Beginner, 6" wood; includes 3 bottles of paint
Cost: $53
Refine linework and practice “puddling” technique for background
and basecoating
Supplies: A good liner brush
Twitter Time
OTHER MEDIUM
0485
Hello Spring
Pat Lentine
[email protected]
Saturday 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Hard Pastels, Beginner/Intermediate,
16" x 20" Mi-Teintes paper; includes pastels
Cost: $72
Pastel techniques - Applying the pastel; blending without over blending;
previous pastel experience not necessary
Supplies: Hand-held pencil sharpener; kneaded eraser; 11" x 17" or
larger hard backboard; stylus; grey graphite paper
Watercolor, Beginner,
11" x 15" watercolor paper
Cost: $57
Use of masking fluid; starting with a wet-into-wet background to create
soft colors, stamping off
Supplies: Soft rag; soap; small round brush for masking fluid
OIL
0490
Indian Corn
& Mini-Pumpkin
Jean Grommon mda
[email protected]
Oil, Beginner/Intermediate, 9" x 12" masonite
Cost: $88
A study of hue, value and intensity
Supplies: Krylon 1311 brushes nos. 6 & 10;
no. 2 filberts; liner
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S A T U R D AY
OTHER MEDIUM
ACRYLIC
0495
Rogaland Bank
& Keytag
Jan Boettcher
[email protected]
Oil, Intermediate/Advanced,
6" x 6" bank; 2" x 4" keytag; includes paint palette
Cost: $78
Basic information and techniques for painting Rogaland-style rosemaling
Supplies: Scharff brushes: no. 4 short flat; no. 4 filbert; 0/0 liner &
scroller; medium teardrop brush; palette knife; palette paper; (2) small
jars with covers
WATERCOLOR
0505
Laundry Day
0500
Lizzie
Dorothy Whisenhunt cda
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 11" x 14" x 2D" gallery wrapped canvas
Cost: $76
Lost and found areas; painting a black dog on a black canvas
Supplies: No. 1 liner; 1⁄8" & 1⁄4" angle brushes; white chalk pencil
OIL
0510
The Stunt Pilot
Jeanne Biever
cda,
master in floral and still life
[email protected]
[email protected]
Watercolor, All Levels, 11" x 15" watercolor paper; includes paint & paper
Cost: $70
Creating a warm stucco building with the feel of a Spanish scene
Supplies: Large watercolor palette; large box of tissues (no aloe or
oils); two large plastic water buckets; support for paper; watercolor
brushes 11⁄2" flat; 1” flat; 3⁄4" flat; no. 8 round; liner
Heat-set oils, Intermediate, 11" x 14" stretched canvas; frame not included
Cost: $93
Create perspective using glazes
Supplies: Royal Langnickel Filbert Series 4175 sizes 2-12; Flat Series
0-4; Spotter Series 4240 20/0; Athena Liner Series 7350 10/0; wipeout tool; Royal Mop Series 4999 Size 2; Royal Mop Series 4250
20/0; Scharff 429 Cat’s tongue mini; Creative Mark-Scrubber size
Tom Jones
OIL
OTHER MEDIUM
0515
Porcelain Roses
0520
Zendala Trio
Jessica Jansen
jansenstudio [email protected]
Sue Jacobs czt
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 17" wood tray; includes study panel
Cost: $83
An acrylic wipeout technique to achieve a porcelain look on a
wood surface
Supplies: No. 8 Fusion Flat; 3⁄4" watercolor flat; Kemper
wipe-out tool
Pen & Ink/Watercolor, Intermediate, (3) 41⁄2" circles printmaking paper;
includes paper & pens
Cost: $66
Zentangle technique & theory; how to create a zendala;
tangle patterns
Supplies: Ruler; compass
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S A T U R D AY
OIL
ACRYLIC
0525
Winter Hay
0530
Candy Jar
Wall Pocket
[email protected]
SAMmie Crawford
[email protected]
Oil, Beginner/Intermediate, 9" x 12" canvas
Cost: $91
Understanding perspective and creating the illusion of depth
Supplies: Table easel; small palette knife; assorted sizes of bristle &
soft flat brushes; liner brush
Acrylic, Intermediate, 16-18" tall gourd
Cost: $60
Paint on round surface
Supplies: No. 4 round; no. 12 flat; Loew Cornell Series 7350
10/0 liner; small mop brush
acrylic
Sponsored by B&B Etching
Veronica Fernandez
[email protected]
Acrylic, Intermediate, 10" x 12" MDF
Cost: $68
Shading and lighting of the eyes. Class will be taught in Spanish.
Supplies: Soft synthetic bristle rounds nos. 1 & 4; no. 6 angular;
liner; Chinese hard synthetic bristle multiple round and flat;
foam rubber roller base
G athering
wednesday 6:30–9 p.m.
**Register for Class 7010 • Cost: $20
OTHER MEDIUM
1050
Cookies for Santa
0535
Baby
Chapters & Members
SPONSORED BY B&B ETCHING
Vicki Alley tda
[email protected]
SATURday 9:30–11:30 a.m.
Etchall Etching Crème, Beginner, 8" square glass plate
Cost: $30
Etching on a glass surface; will learn how to apply stencils,
mask off areas, apply etching crème
Supplies: Tweezers; scissors, kitchen sponge; dish towel;
2" wide green tape
Join us at the fun Chapters & Members Gathering to learn what is
happening in Chapters all over the world, how they operate, attract
new members, raise funds, and much more. Meet new people,
make new friends. Every Chapter should be represented by one or
more officers and members. The theme for this year’s Conference is
GEAR UP FOR ART. If you would like, participate in the Creative
Challenge Exchange. Put your creative hat on and show everyone
your interpretation of our theme. Create an 8" by 8" piece of art
using any surface, in any media. To participate in the exchange, you
must bring the piece. Participation in the Challenge is open to all
Gathering attendees and is optional.
**You do not have to register for Conference to attend the Gathering, but you
must pre-register for this event. All SDP members are welcome to attend whether
or not you are affiliated with a Chapter. Please join us and find out more about
your Society.
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B A S I C S U P P LY L I S T S
In addition to the teachers’ recommended painting supplies for individual classes, the SDP Teachers Committee recommends
the following basic supplies for each medium.
ACRYLIC & ACRYLIC GOUACHE SUPPLIES
• A good assortment of brushes, including flats,
angles, liners, rounds, filberts and mops, and any
special brushes that may be listed for a particular
class.
• Palette paper
• Tracing paper
• Transfer paper (both light & dark)
• Palette knife
• Stylus
• Paper towels
• Pencil
• Eraser
• Container for water
• Brush cleaner
• Small containers in which to store paint, should the
project not be finished in class
OIL PAINTING SUPPLIES
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•
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•
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•
•
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•
•
•
•
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Graphite paper (gray & white)
Tracing paper
Stylus
Drafting or artist’s tape
Paper towels
Small containers for turp and medium
Palette paper
Palette knife
Brushes (see individual teacher’s requests)
Bristle brushes (these are stiff bristles—not soft— for
use on canvases), either flat or filbert, generally
small, medium, and large
Sable brushes for details (synthetics OK for some
classes), usually a no. 2, no. 4, no. 8, and larger
for larger surfaces)
Liners (long & short)
Round or filbert if a strokework class
Optional: photo holder, note paper, plastic cling
wrap to cover palette, aluminum foil for heat-set
oils.
WATERCOLOR SUPPLIES
• Watercolor brushes (1" and 1½" flats, no. 8 or no
10 round, liner brush)
• 2 water containers
• Non-wax graphite paper (gray & white)
• Masking fluid
• Tracing paper
• Double-ball stylus
• Drafting or artist’s tape, 1"
• Pencil & sharpener
• White vinyl eraser
• Cotton swabs
• Spray bottle
• Palette
• Paper towels (cut into quarters)
• Hand-held fan
• Scissors
• Toothbrush for spattering
• 6" or 12" C-Thru ruler
• Optional: photo holder, assorted sponges (well
rinsed), sea sponges, synthetic sponges, note
paper, 1-ounce container for masking fluid (old
water bottle cap works well), old no. 1 round brush
for masking fluid, small bar of soap for masking
fluid.
COLORED PENCIL SUPPLIES
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Non-wax graphite paper (gray & white)
Tracing paper
Stylus
Drafting or artist’s tape, 1"
Electric (or battery operated) pencil sharpener
Electric eraser
Paper towels
6" or 12" C-Thru ruler
Foam core board or other flat surface for support.
Optional: hand-held pencil sharpener, scissors,
photo holder, note paper
The SDP Conference is
a great way to make new friends,
get reacquainted with old friends,
learn new techniques and mediums,
and have FUN.
Be a part of the conference and volunteer!
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T E A C HER C O N T A C T L I S T
Susan Abdella mda
25 Veronica Fernandez
[email protected]
Becky Albeke
22
[email protected]
www.albekefarms.com
Vicki Alley tda
17, 28
[email protected]
Chris Haughey
14, 22
7, 12 ,25
[email protected]
30 www.cdwood.com
[email protected]
Mabel Blanco daca
[email protected]
www.mabelblanco.com
Laura Haughey
www.magpiefineart.com
Tami Carmody
Sue Jacobs czt
Carol Spohn
Paula Leopold cda
15, 20
[email protected]
www.paulaleopold.com
Arlene Linton
13, 29
14, 24, 28
16, 30
[email protected]
www.suejacobs.blogspot.com
[email protected]
www.debbiecole.com
7, 12
www.erikajoanne.com
Tricia Joiner
31 [email protected]
Sammie Crawford
[email protected]
www.thefairygourdmother.com
[email protected]
www.menendezartstudio.com
12, 18
www.tricias.com
[email protected]
www.patriciadetorres.com
12, 18, 22
[email protected]
www.distinctivebrushstrokes.com
[email protected]
www.kingslan.com
Arlene Newman cda
15, 21
15, 21
18, 25
[email protected]
www.portraits4you.com
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www.dwhizdesigns.com
[email protected]
www.sherrycnelson.com
Doxie Keller tda
17, 21, 25
Sandra Philips
Mary Kingslan Gibilisco cda
www.stencilsbynancy.net
Sherry C. Nelson mda, tda 13, 19
[email protected]
www.gayleoram.com
www.tomjonesartist.com
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Dorothy Whisenhunt cda 28, 30
17, 23 [email protected]
[email protected]
www.nordicdesignswi.com
Tom Jones
14, 27, 30
14, 21 [email protected] Karen Patton
Patricia De Torres
13, 27
[email protected]
www.bobbieartstudio.com
www.prudysstudio.com
[email protected]
www.arlenenewman.com
www.cbonniejones.com
[email protected]
www.distinctivebrushstrokes.com
Bobbie Takashima
Prudy Vannier cda
17, 18, 26
Bonnie Jones
16, 20, 23
Gayle Oram mda
Yuko Culliney mda, tda
12, 24
[email protected]
www.pattykay.com
Nancy Tribolet cda
[email protected]
www.mariemerritt.com
www.jansenartstore.com
Erika Joanne
13, 20, 27 [email protected]
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[email protected]
www.carolspohn.com
Patty Stouffer
[email protected]
www.rainbowsbeginning.com
Jessica Jansen
26, 30
Lois Mueller vgm
[email protected]
www.wisteriapainting.com
[email protected]
www.yukoculliney.com
[email protected]
www.patlentine.com
16, 19
[email protected]
22, 28
[email protected]
Joyce M. Sieve cda
16, 24, 28, 29 [email protected]
Darlene McNeely
23, 27
www.cherirol.com
[email protected]
www.marlenekreutz.com
Pat Lentine
24, 26
[email protected]
Cheri Rol mda
Louise Jackson mda, tda 13, 19, 26 Mark Menendez
[email protected]
www.turnofthecentury-in.com
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Jan Boettcher
Judy Diephouse
Margit Hartl
[email protected]
Jeanne Biever cda
Lynne Deptula
[email protected]
www.sharonhamiltonartist.com
16, 20, 22 www.artbymargithartl.com
[email protected]
www.maureen-baker.com
12, 19 Judy Ribitch
29 Marlene Kreutz cda
8, 14, 31 Sharon Hamilton mda 14, 20, 28
Carolyn J. Bacon
Debbie Cole cda
Jean Grommon mda
[email protected]
[email protected]
Maureen Baker
27, 31 Sandy Kinnamon tda
[email protected] [email protected]
www.veronikarte.com
www.sandykinnamon.com
17, 24
[email protected]
www.sandyphilipsartist.com
Mark Polomchak
Have a question
about a class?
Feel free to
email the teacher
for answers
and advice.
Remember to check
the supply list with
each class posting,
and the basic paint
supply list
by medium.
19, 23, 26
[email protected]
www.polomchak.com
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VOLUNTEER FORM
CONFERENCE Volunteer FORM
43Rd SDP international conference & EXPO
M ay 1 1 - 1 6 , 2 0 1 5 • P H E A S A N T R U N R E S O R T, S T. C H A R L E S , I L
Once you’ve registered for Conference and know your schedule, complete and return this volunteer form to the address below. Volunteers need not be members (unless they
are election tellers), but we ask that they be adults. Volunteer each day to be entered in the daily drawings. Volunteers who work at least five hours will receive a charm and
will be entered into a drawing for original painted pieces created and provided by members. All volunteers will receive a SDP Volunteer wristband.
Share your time and talents, and make some new friends along the way. Thank you for contributing to the success of Conference!
❏ Registration Check-In
(Mon., Tues. & Wed.)
❏ Classroom (Helper)
❏ Classroom (Setup)
❏ Package Check-In
❏ SDP Sales Booth
(Painters Boutique)
❏ Teardown (Saturday)
❏ Teller (must be an SDP member)
❏ Vendor Booths (Relief)
❏ Volunteer Booth
❏ Place me where I am needed
NAMe_____________________________________________________________Membership No._____________________________
Address__________________________________________________________City__________________________________________
State/ProvInce___________________________ Country & ZIP/Postal Code________________________________________
Phone(________)____________________________________Email_______________________________________________________
Days/times you’re willing to work_____________________________Hours per day you’re willing to work______
Return completed form to: SUE BOWERS, Volunteer Committee Organizer, 2401 NW 121st Circle, Oklahoma City, OK 73120.
You may call Sue at (405) 412-8016 or email her at [email protected].
We appreciate your dedication to decorative painting and SDP!
Society of Decorative Painters Annual Conference & Expo
Celebrating Forty-Three Years of Painting
May 11-16, 2015 | Pheasant Run Resort | St. Charles, IL
Society of Decorative Painters • 393 N. McLean Blvd., Wichita, KS 67203-5968 • 316-269-9300 Fax: 316-269-9191 •
decorativepainters.org

to the 2015 Conference Special

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