The Cape Cod Museum of Art presents:

Procreate: Digital Painting for Traditional Artists 2-Day Workshop with Barbara Braman

Saturday, January 20, and, Sunday, January 21, from 1:00 - 3:30 pm.

Member  $130 / Non-Member  $150

The iPad is great for drawing and painting. One of the great things about digital art is that you cannot make a mistake, everything can be changed or undone. For many of us, this frees us to take more chances and be more creative in our work. Many traditional artists like to try things out digitally — but of course, you can make beautiful finished images on your iPad.

This two-part workshop explores the app Procreate. You can use the app like a sketchbook or canvas and create just as you would on a piece of paper. You can also use some special — dare we say magical? — digital art tools to simplify your workflow or create new effects. 

This workshop has two sessions. In the first, we will focus on the app and how to use it. We will learn about layers, digital brushes, how to choose colors and make a palette.

In the second session we will continue our explorations — learning how to make simple collages, We will learn how the layers can interact with each other, how to make selections and transformations, how to change colors, and how to add textures.

We will talk about saving and printing your images as well!

What to bring:

• Your iPad with the Procreate app loaded (Procreate costs $12.99 in the App Store.
• Optional but great to have, an Apple pencil

This course is offered in conjunction with the exhibition PIXELS.

Barbara Braman is a digital artist and photographer. She has been working with mobile Digital Art since 2008. She uses her iPhone and iPad to create paintings with collage elements. She is a founder of the Digital Art program at the Cape Cod Art Center where she is a Master Artist. She leads the Cape Cod Art Center Digital Art Group with members from across the continental United States, as well as Canada, and Mexico, and is a founding member of the National Association of Digital Artists (NaDA). NaDA is dedicated to promoting digital art as a valid fine art medium.

Barbara's work has appeared in a number of national and international exhibitions. Her work is exhibited locally at Nirvana Coffee Company in Barnstable and can be seen on her website: www.barbarabraman.com.

The Cape Cod Museum of Art is committed to making Art accessible to everyone in the Cape Cod Community. The Museum School Scholarship Fund provides tuition assistance to qualified, year-round Cape Cod residents ages 6 and up. Click here to apply.

Cancellation policy: CCMoA must be notified 1 week prior for refund.