Date: Saturday, October 11th

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Time: 10:00am -6:00pm

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Location: 

ArtUs Co. 10000 Research Blvd. Suite 141, Austin, TX 78759

Park near Five Guys Burgers, follow stairs down past Amy’s Ice Cream and Hanara Sushi. ArtUs Co. is the last door on the left. 

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Ages Welcome: Ages 18+ are welcome

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Cost*: $181

*Cancellations within 48 hours of the start of class time will be refunded in full, minus the cost of instructor provided materials.

 

Registration Required

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​Class Description: Step into the world of luminous, layered painting with this hands-on introduction to the Mische Technique. In this one-day intensive, artists will learn the foundational stages of the method: imprimatura, underpainting, glazing, and finishing. We'll work primarily with an acrylic paint adaptation designed for faster drying times, while also exploring two additional variations:

- Traditional egg tempera + oil paint

- Solvent-free adaptation with casein + water-soluble oil paint

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This layered approach not only expands your technical range but also invites a deeper connection to the enduring craft of luminous painting. Whether you're seeking to enrich your studio practice, explore historical techniques, or dive into the slower art of layered creation, this workshop offers a transformative entry point.

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Topics Covered: Join Linda Chido for the first opportunity in Austin to explore the foundations of the Mische Technique. The Mische Technique, rooted in the practices of the Northern Renaissance masters like Jan van Eyck and Hieronymus Bosch, is a form of indirect painting built through carefully layered stages. Revived and reinterpreted in the 1950s by Austrian artist Ernst Fuchs, founder of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism, and carried forward through a living chain of artist-teachers across the decades.

Linda Chido first trained under Philip Rubinov Jacobson, a close student of Ernst Fuchs, in 2001, receiving direct knowledge of the Mische Technique that she has continued to deepen through her evolving studio practice. Now, she brings this rare and transformative method to Austin for the first time.

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She is honored to continue this living tradition of passing knowledge from artist to artist, teacher to student—a tradition that began centuries ago and continues to today.

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Materials Needed:

- One 8x10 or 9x12 hard gessoed panel
- High-flow Titanium White acrylic paint
- Transparent acrylic paints:
  - Yellow Ochre or Indian Yellow
  - Alizarin Crimson or an earth red of your choice
  - Manganese Blue

(Golden Fluid Acrylics recommended)

- Acrylic glazing medium

(Golden Satin Glazing Liquid recommended)
- Variety of brushes:
  - Soft brushes for glazing
  - Small rounds for detail work
  - Large soft round brush for pouncing (similar to a circular blush brush)
- Palette (Masterson Sta-Wet Palette recommended; paper plates will be available)
- Rags, water container(provided), gloves (optional)