Dawn Art Featured in Rent. Magazine

I was named as an expert in a Rent. article. Check out the featured article here.

https://www.rent.com/blog/summer-things-to-do-in-atlanta/

“Atlanta residents should check out painting classes at DawnArt Studios in the heart of Midtown,” recommends Dawn Martin with DawnArt Studios. “With group classes and private lessons available, you can find the right fit to get you started painting, get back into your art after a hiatus, or take your painting to the next level. DawnArt Studios is a relaxed learning environment for ages 16 and over.”

Also, check out my latest painting. Now for sale on the gallery page. https://www.dawnart.com/shop

Menu Shopping in Provence 24” x 24”

A painting and her muse.

New inspiration in the studio

Just started this 24x24 oil on canvas. A wedding bouquet was left in the Airbnb apartment, and I had to paint it! The flowers are gorgeous and I just had these pairs. Seemed like a great fit. I need to finish quickly or the will completely wilt away.

InstaBlog. Fun time around the studio!

New paintings in the works, good friends and kittens!! What more do you need ?

Suggested Supply List

Sample supply list

I prefer working in oils because my mixture will stay wet for the class. Acrylic will dry quickly so you will need to keep them wet with water or a retarder. Also you will not need the brush cleaner as you will use water instead. Bring reference materials to work from. Can be photos, magazines, art that inspires you, drawings,  etc… Can be digital. Tablet or phone.

Please use the pigment codes for the yellow, blue and red an not the names. No mixtures, make sure only one pigment code is listed on the paint. You can use any brand as long as the pigment code is correct.

  • Hansa Yellow Light PY3, Cad Yellow Light PY35- pick one. Can use the Cad Light Hue

  • Permanent Rose PV19

  • Phtalo blue PB15

  • Titanium White

  • Yellow Ochre or raw Sienna

  • Sap Green

  • Any other colors you would like.

  • A starter brush package with a mix of bristle and soft brushes. See photos below

  • Canvas, panel or paper to paint on.

  • Paper towels for cleaning brushes and hands. Please bring - you are going to need them.

  • Palette to mix paint. No cups please, a large, flat surface.16 x 20 or 20 x 24. It can be plexi glass, board or disposable palette paper.

  • Palette knife to mix paint and paint with.

  • Brush cleaner - I use Chroma Archival oils odorless solvent. You can also use Gamsol or Turpenoid. A large container.

  • Sealed container to clean brushes. I use a Silicoil Brush Cleaning Tank. Not needed if using acrylics.

  • Small bar of soap to clean brushes after painting.

  • Sketch book and pencil

    There are no make up days for missed classes. No refunds for gift certificates. All gift certificates must be used within 6 month from purchase. There is a 25.00 fee for any scheduled private lesson that is not cancelled 48 hours in advance.

Sample supplies . You can use any brands, just make sure the pigment codes are correct. I do recommend using professional brands for the red, blue, and yellow .

Lake Country Plein Air 2021

Lake Country Plein Air 2021

Saturday, May 1, 2021 9:00 AM 12:00 PM

The Artisans Village Guild’s

2021 Lake Country Plein Air Event

May 1st 2012

Please join us for four days of plein air painting celebration and activities. More info and sign up https://theartisansvillage.org/eatohttps://theartisansvillage.org/eatonton-one-day-paint-out/nton-one-day-paint-out/ Saturday May 1, 2021

  • Plein Air Workshops (downtown Eatonton) — 9:00 to 12:00 — taught by award winning plein air artists Amanda Lovett and  Dawn Kinney Martin (oil/acrylic). Registration is only $45.  Advance registration is required.  Use attached registration sheets below.  Space is limited, so register now.

  • Eatonton One Day Paint Out—1:00-5:00—our third annual one day paint out.  Registration is only $15.  Register in advance  using the Link below.

https://theartisansvillage.org/eatonton-one-day-paint-out/

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Finding a new occupations as the studio is closed

Thank goodness I am handy. I’ve started a Handy Woman / Home Repair business to keep me going as the work for artists has simply disappeared. But, I have found time to work in the garden and do a little baking!