We have less than 2 weeks to go in our Moldings and Ornaments painted in Trompe-l'oeil course and I am very happy with the way my students have progressed these past few days! It seems just like yesterday that I was explaining to them the importance of getting their filets or linings right. Today they understand this new 'language' of trompe-l'oeil and are continuing to explore new techniques I'm showing them in class.
Michel giving a detailed explanation during a demo


Michel showing how to tackle the central ornaments

Students watching attentively as Michel adds on
the details that will define the ornaments
the details that will define the ornaments

Students at work

and another demo...

To be continued...