Palette Knife Landscape Acrylic Painting with Linda Lovisa
Sept 21st 2026 | 9:00am - 3:00pm
Participant Limit: 14
Linda loves to paint with palette knives. This is a rare opportunity to display a collection in this style. You will enjoy the application of overlapping colours and 3-dimensional impressionistic interpretation of these landscapes.
Supplies: Linda will provide palette knives, a tonal wash brush and a landscape photo.
Materials Needed: Sketchbook, pencil, 9x12 canvas, palette for paint, cloth or paper towel, water container.
Colours: Heavy Body paints. Ultramarine Blue, Cerulean Blue, Cobalt Blue, Cad Red (Med/Light/Deep), *Burnt Crimson, Titanium White, Unbleached or Parchment White, *Warm White, Cad Yellow (Light/Med/Deep). Starred colours optional.
Coffee and Tea provided. Bring along a lunch or snack.
All fees are non refundable
Artist Statement
I love the outdoors. My paintings are a visual journal of my adventures. They reflect the places I have been and beauty I have seen. I am drawn by the light, colour and movement in the subjects and scenes I choose. I have been creating for as long as I can remember. My hope is that my art will inspire others to want to create as well.
Linda Lovisa
Artist Biography
Linda paints Alla Prima. (Direct approach) This type of painting keeps the colours fresh and vibrant while mixing direct on the canvas. Her techniques include Impressionism, symbolism, and abstraction. Although she works primarily in acrylic, she continues to explore a wide range of media including pastel, watercolour, and mixed media.
Linda’s paintings have appeared in exhibits across Canada and the United States and can be found in private and public collections nationally and internationally. Linda has been presented by The Federation of Canadian Artists, a Gold Award, Third Award and an Award of Excellence.
Linda teaches regularly an online demonstration class which focuses on different techniques as well as individual coaching. Topics vary each week. She has also developed a children’s art program that commences in September till June called “Art on the Yacht,” in West Kelowna.
Sept 21st 2026 | 9:00am - 3:00pm
Participant Limit: 14
Linda loves to paint with palette knives. This is a rare opportunity to display a collection in this style. You will enjoy the application of overlapping colours and 3-dimensional impressionistic interpretation of these landscapes.
Supplies: Linda will provide palette knives, a tonal wash brush and a landscape photo.
Materials Needed: Sketchbook, pencil, 9x12 canvas, palette for paint, cloth or paper towel, water container.
Colours: Heavy Body paints. Ultramarine Blue, Cerulean Blue, Cobalt Blue, Cad Red (Med/Light/Deep), *Burnt Crimson, Titanium White, Unbleached or Parchment White, *Warm White, Cad Yellow (Light/Med/Deep). Starred colours optional.
Coffee and Tea provided. Bring along a lunch or snack.
All fees are non refundable
Artist Statement
I love the outdoors. My paintings are a visual journal of my adventures. They reflect the places I have been and beauty I have seen. I am drawn by the light, colour and movement in the subjects and scenes I choose. I have been creating for as long as I can remember. My hope is that my art will inspire others to want to create as well.
Linda Lovisa
Artist Biography
Linda paints Alla Prima. (Direct approach) This type of painting keeps the colours fresh and vibrant while mixing direct on the canvas. Her techniques include Impressionism, symbolism, and abstraction. Although she works primarily in acrylic, she continues to explore a wide range of media including pastel, watercolour, and mixed media.
Linda’s paintings have appeared in exhibits across Canada and the United States and can be found in private and public collections nationally and internationally. Linda has been presented by The Federation of Canadian Artists, a Gold Award, Third Award and an Award of Excellence.
Linda teaches regularly an online demonstration class which focuses on different techniques as well as individual coaching. Topics vary each week. She has also developed a children’s art program that commences in September till June called “Art on the Yacht,” in West Kelowna.