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No prior painting experience required.  \nCourse Objectives / Learning Outcomes  \nBy the end of this course, students should be able to:  \n• Use oil painting materials and tools safely and effectively.  \n• Apply principles of value, light, and form in painting.  \n• Demonstrate understanding of color theory, pigment mixing, and temperature relationships.  \n• Organize compositions with consideration of balance, rhythm, and focal points.  \n• Employ a variety of brushwork and edge techniques to achieve visual effects.  \n• Apply principles of atmospheric perspective in landscape painting.  \n• Create paintings from still life, landscape, and portrait subjects.  \n• Critically analyze paintings (their own and others) through participation in critiques.  \nTopics & Schedule (Approximate)  \nThis outline is intentionally flexible; the pace and emphasis may adjust based on class needs and student progress.  \n• Weeks 1–3: Introduction to painting materials, value studies, composition basics  \n• Weeks 4–6: Color theory, pigment mixing, edges & brushwork  \n• Weeks 7–9: Still life painting (form, texture, arrangement)  \n• Weeks 10–11: Atmospheric perspective and landscape painting  \n• Weeks 12–13: Portrait painting fundamentals (proportion, light, color)  \n• Weeks 14–15: Independent final project & individual feedback sessions  \n• Week 16: Final critique & presentation  \nRequired Materials  \nA complete supply list will be provided. 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