Amy's demonstrations are in oil but artists in other mediums are encouraged to join. Amy will paint using a limited oil palette and will provide a list of supplies. This palette, if you are new to it, teaches a lot about mixing color and you also don't need to buy too many colors. Feel free to add in your favorites. 

If you are a beginning painter, you are welcome to register. All levels are welcome.

FAQs

• When do I come into the Zoom room? It opens 30 minutes prior to the start of the live workshop. If you come in after it begins, just mute yourself and turn off your video (you will still see me!) as that helps the quality of the recording.

• Can I view the workshop on my phone? This is not the optimum way to see a painting workshop. The best way to see the class is with a desktop, laptop, or tablet.

• Do I paint while you are painting? This is not very beneficial. Most participants want to engage with Amy's slide talk, discussion, and demo watching and learning, then painting later.  The sessions are recorded and you have ongoing access to them so you can easily paint along with Amy if you watch the sessions more than once.

• Do I have to paint in oil? No! Lots of painters in other mediums (acrylic, watercolor) participate in my workshops. I demo in oil and talk a lot about oil painting, but a lot of discussion is around color, value, temperature...subjects painters in all mediums can relate to.

• If the workshop isn’t for me, can I have a refund? Unfortunately, no. You have immediate ongoing access to the all of the videos so you will be able to learn and paint at your convenience, and I have no control over getting the materials back. If you are unsure about purchasing a post-live workshop, contact me first by email (amy@amybrnger.com) and I am happy to discuss in more detail about what occurs in the workshop.

• How soon can I access the videos? Immediately! You should watch them in order as they are sequential, but you can access all of them immediately.

• Is Amy's class private? Yes! Only registered participants attend the classes and have access to the videos. The YouTube channel is private and only paying participants can see them. Please don’t share my work with non-paying individuals. I spend a lot of time preparing and delivering my teaching. I rely on everyones’ ethics to keep my work within paying customers’ hands. Thanks for understanding.