Getting Started and Advanced Techniques

Saturdays, March 19 - April 2, 10:30a-12:30p

at the Hilo Fine Art Center

$85 for the 3-weekend package

Learn how to make art on tablets, smartphones, or other devices
Experience hands-on techniques using Art “apps” software
Reveal your creative freedom and possibilities with digital exercises
Combine your traditional art methods with digital techniques
Discover how to use digital tools to explore your canvas compositions
Understand how to get your art printed on paper or canvas

board 12 square

Drawing on the iPad is somewhat unnatural when it's set on a tabletop or even a stand. When you are trying to draw on the edge of the screen, the hand falls off the tiny border of the iPad.

So I invented the drawing board for the iPad. The iPad sets flush inside the white acrylic panel and the screen is flush with the top surface. Perfect for desks, worktables, or even mobile when you need a workdesk, the surface will provide enough space to rest your palm while drawing, painting or writing.

Bring your graphic tablet, iPad or smart phone.
It's easy and fast!

Two identical sessions Saturday, Nov. 21
10:30-11:30 and 1:00-2:00
Q&A time before and after sessions.
$5 in advance, $10 at the door.
Seating is limited so pre-registration is strongly encouraged.

These sessions are interactive presentations, allowing you a sneak-peak at a digital painting workshop offered by Carlton Stout coming to HFAC in January 2016.

For more information contact Carlton
or call HFAC at 808-966-9995

What goes into a work of art?

This is an infographic I developed to help me understand all the elements, physical or otherwise, that goes into art. I had never found anything like this in any book so I developed this myself.