Ale Bowl Ram - Rosemaling Design & Techniques - Online Class

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 Class Details and Benefits:                                             
  • New!  Filmed in High Definition
  • In-depth Video Instruction - 1 hour, 23 minute total running time
  • On-demand access anytime beginning immediately after your purchase
  • Downloadable PDF resources including closeup photos, color stepsheet, pattern and instructions

Class Includes:

  • Painting techniques and historical discussion of Rogaland Rosemaling Style
  • Drawing & Design lessons those styles
  • Techniques for sketching designs on unusual & difficult surfaces
  • Color worksheet and photos


 Class Bundle options available to choose from above:

Bundle options are available for printed packet, the beautiful hand carved ram ale bowl, free shipping AND online class access.

 

A continuation of the Rosemaling Design & Techniques series.  This time the style is Rogaland and the piece is a beautifully hand carved ram ale bowl that goes with the ale bowl birds featured earlier.

The first series of videos features four different Rosemaling styles, Hallingdal, Os, Telemark and Vest Agder, each done on a different hand carved ale bowl.   This new session focuses on Rogaland.

This precious gift came to me for Christmas. What a joy! He is decorated with a Rogaland bonnet lily.   The bowl is small, designed to go with the other four ale bowl birds.  It is also a precious heirloom, a beautiful, hand carved replica of an actual antique bowl.  The Ram measures 6" long x 3" wide x 2 1/2 " high.  A  perfect gift or legacy pieces for the home. Please enjoy.

Bundle includes FREE US Shipping.  

Traditionally the table was set for a special meal. In the center of the table would be a very large wooden bowl filled with ale. The ale bowl was a prominent object in many rural Norwegian homes and farmhouses..  Some were large enough to hold several liters of ale. These larger ale bowls frequently held smaller ale bowls which would float in the beer and could be used to dip the beer from the larger vessel.   Using the bird shape, especially a goose one, for a container or scoops is an ale tradition.  Please enjoy!

Mediums:
Jo Sonja's Artist Colors
Painting medium of choice
Retarder Medium

Palette:
Jo Sonja's Artist Colors
Pyrrole Orange
Gold Oxide
Purple Madder
Yellow Oxide
Raw Sienna
Brown Earth
Oakmoss
Provincial Beige
Olive Green
Teal Green
Titanium White
Black Umber


Brushes:
Jo Sonja's Sure Touch
Series 1350, 1352 or 4010  - #2-3 round - Basic Painting
Series 1385 or 1387 - #4-6 filbert - Basic painting
Series 1360 #2 Short liner - Small details
Series 1360 #18/0 liner - Very fine lines
Series 1355 #1 Detailer - Tear drops
Series 1318 3/8" Base coating, applying Retarder, varnishing, glazing
Series 1318 3/4" Oval Wash - Blending out Retarder and glazes