Studio Incamminati and
Freeman's Auctioneers have joined efforts to introduce, "The Artists of Studio
Incamminati, School for Contemporary Realist Art” exhibition. The show runs
from June 8th to the 17th and features over 100 works of
art from 40 talented artists. Some of the artists showcased include, Stephen Early, Darren Kingsley, Leona Shanks, Peter Kelsey, Robin Frey, Kerry Dunn,
Nelson Shanks, and many others.
During the exhibitions running, several events were established, one being a live portrait demo done by Nelson Shanks, founder of Studio Incamminati. Pricing for this event was 50.00 per person, unless you had a valid art student ID. With that said, several of my friends from PAFA and I decided to take a trip over and watch the demo. The model of choice was none other than Gerry Lenfest. For those unaware of Mr. Lenfest's achievements take a look at the link connected to his name. There you will lean a bit more of his contributions.
Below are several images taken from the demonstration. Each slide was a separate session lasting anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour.
First Session
Second Session
Third Session
Final Painting
Detail #1
Detail #2
Nelson Shanks and Gerry Lenfest posing for the barrage of incoming photos. From my observation, it looked like both gentlemen had a great evening. Nelson was quite honored to paint Lenfest's portrait, as he said several times throughout the evening.
Below I have listed a bit of information on Nelson’s Palette
arrangement and brush choices.
Colors include Gamblin, Winsor-Newton, Old Holland, and
Grumbacher, unless noted.
Burnt Umber
Burnt Sienna
Venetian Red
Crimson Lake
Deep Extra (Old Holland)
Permanent
Rose (W-N)
Cadmium Red
Deep
Camium
Scarlet
Perinone Red
(Gamblin)
Perylene Red
(Gamblin)
Cadmium
Orange
Raw Sienna
Indian Yellow
(W-N)
Yellow Ochre
Cadmium
Yellow
Cadmium
Yellow Pale
Cadmium Green
Pale
Cadmium Green
Viridian
(W-N)
Pthalo Green
Cerulean Blue
Cobalt Blue
Manganese
Blue
Ultramarine
Blue
Dioxazine
Purple
Ivory Black
Flake White
#2
Nelson uses a company called, Silver Brush, to produce customized brush sets designed for portrait and figurative painters. The company website has more information on their quality and retail locations.
Nelson uses a company called, Silver Brush, to produce customized brush sets designed for portrait and figurative painters. The company website has more information on their quality and retail locations.




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