Bill Davidson, OPA
Simplified Techniques for Great Paintings - oil painting workshop
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About Simplified Techniques for Great Paintings 

​Based on my experience and testimony and results from past students we know repetition is necessary to growth. We have found the more repetition of the workshops the faster the growth. We also know we all need both studio and plein air, thus we schedule both, and a more comprehensive creativity workshop for those wanting a more advanced creative class. In these classes we break down SIMPLY, how to create art in a manner so as to ACCELERATE YOUR GROWTH. We go through the process of building shapes in values or tones, and then matching harmonious colors to the design. Having experienced this myself and watching thousands of students, many going on to their own success, this has proven itself to be the fastest way to grow.

We all need periodic injections of accelerated learning to spur growth and improve quickly. We all desire to see what IMPROVES our painting DRAMATICALLY. Bill's paintings are juried into national shows on a regular basis and he consistently has the highest student evaluations. Many of his students are currently achieving great success.
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Cost $595


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Bill Davidson has served as a juror for the Oil Painters of America, a Master Teacher at the Quinlan Visual Arts Center, and conducted workshops at The Booth Western Art Museum including the California Academy of Plein Air Painters

Bill is exhibited in galleries in Jackson Hole, WY, Mystic, CT, and Lake Burton, GA. He has many collectors, including the Georgia Municipal Association, the founder of Applebee’s Restaurants, United States Congressmen, law firms, and the exclusive Roaring Fork Country Club in Aspen, CO.  His work is displayed in the finest collection of French Impressionism in the Southeast, hanging in the same room as a Claude Monet, Gauguin, and other historical works of art. 

Selected Publications: American Art Collector, Issues May 2009, Jan 2010, February  2010: Western Art Collector June 2009 and May 2010  and various other prior years publications.