William J. Kalwick, Jr | Portraits - Oil
Saturday, April 17, 2021
Demo | 10 a.m. to Noon
The demo/lecture is open to all
Link to demo: Coming soon
Workshop | 1 to 4 p.m.
Member fee $50 Non-member fee $65
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Link and password will be emailed after payment is received
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Demo and Workshop Description:
Workshop Supply List:
These items are recommendations, bring what supplies you have.
Portable Easel - He recommends the EASyL-Pro * or French style easel
Winsor Newton University F Series brushes or Grumbacher Bristlette 4720-F
#’S 3, 4; Robert Simmons Signet Filbert Bristle brush #6 and #8
Palette – Formica or wood
Toned Panel, Canvas, or Board:
1- 16x20 or 18x14
Painting Rags or Paper Towels
Arrange the following colors from left to right:
Viridian Green
Permanent Green Light
Ultramarine Blue
Burnt Sienna
Alizarin Crimson
Cadmium Red Light
Raw Sienna
Yellow Ochre
Cadmium Orange
Cadmium Yellow Light
Titanium White
Please do not use turpentine or similar solvents while painting indoors.
No table top easels.
* EASyL-Pro is available at Artwork Essentials, Inc., www.artworkessentials.com
For a limited time, students who mention that they are taking my workshop may receive an accessory. Contact Peggy Chang at 949-856-2196.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
William Kalwick's art was greatly influenced by his father who was a well known painter. Kalwick studied with his father until graduating high school and then attended the Arts Students League of New York. There he studied portrait painting with John Howard Sanden. In 1981 Kalwick spent the next six years studying in Houston and Italy with artist Lajos Markos.
In a profile in Focus/Santa Fe magazine, Kalwick was quoted as saying, “I started with a strong European influence, and now I see my style changing.” In addition to Markos, he credits other influences to Sorolla, Repin, Zorn, Serov, and Sargent -- all artists noted for their expressive works.
Kalwick’s paintings cover a wide range of subject matter. However, he is best known for his Mexican market scenes, figurative work, and portraits. Recent portrait commissions include Harold Hook, retiring CEO of American General Corp.; Reese Jones, international golf course designer; and Paul Merriman, retiring CEO of Hisco Corp.
In 1998, Kalwick was honored for the second time with a one-man show sponsored by the United States Embassy at the Museo Ixchel in Guatemala City.
In March 1999, Southwest Art magazine featured Kalwick’s work on the cover and elaborated upon his style in an article titled “Guatemala Days.” He also was featured in Art of the West magazine in the July/August 2000 issue. Kalwick’s portrait painting was featured in Southwest Art magazine in the November 2001 issue.
Kalwick has participated in many shows including the Masters of the American West at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles, California; the Prix de West at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, as well as the annual Gilcrease Museum show.
Kalwick’s paintings hang in collections throughout North America and Europe.
Website: https://www.kalwick.com/
Portable Easel - He recommends the EASyL-Pro * or French style easel
Winsor Newton University F Series brushes or Grumbacher Bristlette 4720-F
#’S 3, 4; Robert Simmons Signet Filbert Bristle brush #6 and #8
Palette – Formica or wood
Toned Panel, Canvas, or Board:
1- 16x20 or 18x14
Painting Rags or Paper Towels
Arrange the following colors from left to right:
Viridian Green
Permanent Green Light
Ultramarine Blue
Burnt Sienna
Alizarin Crimson
Cadmium Red Light
Raw Sienna
Yellow Ochre
Cadmium Orange
Cadmium Yellow Light
Titanium White
Please do not use turpentine or similar solvents while painting indoors.
No table top easels.
* EASyL-Pro is available at Artwork Essentials, Inc., www.artworkessentials.com
For a limited time, students who mention that they are taking my workshop may receive an accessory. Contact Peggy Chang at 949-856-2196.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
William Kalwick's art was greatly influenced by his father who was a well known painter. Kalwick studied with his father until graduating high school and then attended the Arts Students League of New York. There he studied portrait painting with John Howard Sanden. In 1981 Kalwick spent the next six years studying in Houston and Italy with artist Lajos Markos.
In a profile in Focus/Santa Fe magazine, Kalwick was quoted as saying, “I started with a strong European influence, and now I see my style changing.” In addition to Markos, he credits other influences to Sorolla, Repin, Zorn, Serov, and Sargent -- all artists noted for their expressive works.
Kalwick’s paintings cover a wide range of subject matter. However, he is best known for his Mexican market scenes, figurative work, and portraits. Recent portrait commissions include Harold Hook, retiring CEO of American General Corp.; Reese Jones, international golf course designer; and Paul Merriman, retiring CEO of Hisco Corp.
In 1998, Kalwick was honored for the second time with a one-man show sponsored by the United States Embassy at the Museo Ixchel in Guatemala City.
In March 1999, Southwest Art magazine featured Kalwick’s work on the cover and elaborated upon his style in an article titled “Guatemala Days.” He also was featured in Art of the West magazine in the July/August 2000 issue. Kalwick’s portrait painting was featured in Southwest Art magazine in the November 2001 issue.
Kalwick has participated in many shows including the Masters of the American West at the Autry Museum in Los Angeles, California; the Prix de West at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, as well as the annual Gilcrease Museum show.
Kalwick’s paintings hang in collections throughout North America and Europe.
Website: https://www.kalwick.com/
