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Multitest, a designer and manufacturer of final test handlers, contactors and load boards used by integrated device manufacturers (IDMs) and final test subcontractors worldwide, announces that VP Bernhard Lorenz will present at the upcoming Test Vision 2020 Conference, scheduled to take place July 11-12, 2012 at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis during SEMICON West 2012. The presentation titled "Enabling Highly Parallel Test of SOCs, Sensors and 3D Packages," will be held on Thursday, July 12, 2012 from 1:30-2 p.m.
Testers were struggling to keep up with Moore's Law by integrating more channels, power supplies and analog resources per board. DFT and adaptive test are driving to shorter test times. Memory testers currently can test 256/512 devices in parallel, enabled by highly parallel handling capability. What is the future path of SOC/Sensor test?
Test systems can integrate to follow Moore's Law. Testers are getting more compact (CTH from Teradyne and Verigy/Advantest).
This paper will provide a mechanical handling solution for testing non-memory devices with high parallelism (144 - 300 devices in parallel). Also, it will provide a solution for testing highly parallel sensors. Sensors have become ubiquitous in consumer (Smartphone, GPS, gaming…), automotive (TPMS – Tire pressure measurement systems, airbags, stability control…) and industrial applications. These devices (accelerometers, gyro, pressure, magnet/compass, microphone…) also currently require various stimuli to test.
The presentation will propose a single insertion solution for 9 DOF (degree of freedom) sensor test (3 axis accelerometer, 3 axis gyro, 3 axis compass) test. Additionally, Mr. Lorenz will discuss the requirements for 3-D partial stack test. The presentation will be supplemented with hardware samples that can be passed to the audience for close examination.
Bernhard Lorenz studied mechanical engineering at the Technical University in Munich. After serving as VP of R&D in a medical equipment company, he joined Multitest in 2007 as Business Unit Manager. In 2009, Lorenz took over the responsibility of all handler engineering and became a member of the Multitest Board.
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Rambus applauded the ruling but said it still planned to appeal the remainder of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's February decree. The FTC had originally ruled that Rambus would have to license its DRAM chips to other vendors and established strict caps on the amount of royalty fees Rambus could charge chip manufacturers.
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Don't you think measuring tape day should be on May 8th (5/8)?
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While this article is very interesting, I feel like it totally dodges the question of fitting very full arms. I have very large upper arms (19 inches!), and I don't want to turn every sleeve into a flutter sleeve. Sometimes I still need a plain sleeve.
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For fitting, my copy of Nancy Zieman's "Fitting Finesse" is always on hand. I used use "Busy Woman's Sewing Book" a lot, but it has vanished somewhere in the workroom! I really wish I could have found it for my notched lapel problems the other day...
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The authors of "Credit Risk Management" attribute a part of the growth of consumer credit during the second half of the 20th century to the principles of credit risk management. Ironically, modern credit risk management may need to return to the basic principles to solve much of the current credit woes.
Credit risk management principles attempt to reduce the chances of lending to parties that will not be able to pay back their loan, according to "Credit Risk Management." A risk principle is not very specific and makes general statements, such as "include risk management into all lending decisions." However, a principle may call for something more detailed, like putting risk into mathematical terms. Businesses are free to implement their own risk management principles, but most follow industry standards.
The development of credit risk management principles appears to go back before written history, according to Aaron Brown in the October 2004 issue of Global Association of Risk Professionals. Hammurabi's Code used by Mesopotamian society over 4,000 years ago implied the existence of basic credit principles— such as do not borrow what you cannot pay back—by only listing the penalties for default. Modern credit risk management began during the 1840s when the Mercantile Agency started a periodical that compiled financial information about U.S. businesses. However, credit risk management was more about feelings and personal judgment until the the late 1950s when W. Braddock Hickman used quantitative risk to calculate default rates and return on investment of corporate bonds.
Credit risk management principles apply not only to loans, but also to other sources of risk inside of a financial institution, such as long-term securities investments, and outside factors such as currency exchanges and interbank transactions, according to Bank for International Settlements.
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The Bank for International Settlements suggests that upper level management and an advisory board frequently review credit risk models and assess whether new lending ventures meet a bank's risk-taking standards. Credit risk management advises that at the credit approval stage, creditors have a comprehensive picture of the borrower, including such things as the borrower's reason for needing a loan and his financial resources.
Much of today's credit risk management relies on extremely complex equations and obscure information, according to Mohamed A. Ramady, visiting associate professor of finance and economics at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals. Ramaday says that lenders should reassess their use of the basic principles of credit risk management and reduce the confusion of elaborate risk models. Banks should also look for solid, profitable deals, not the ones with the greatest potential, which often carry the greatest risk.


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Wawalago is a male dunesfolk Lalafell with grey hair and a curled moustache. He wears a full set of Fisherman's attire. A laidback womanizer, he prefers to spend his time instructing fishers and slacking off. This causes no end of grief for Sisipu, who has to pick up the slack.
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Adelaide (2014-15): India needed 364 runs for victory, and were placed at 277/5. Wriddhiman Saha came to the crease, and by stand-in skipper Virat Kohli's admission later on, was coaxed into attacking the bowling. He faced 10 balls, hit a four and a six, and then was out, bowled through the gate swinging wildly against Nathan Lyon.
Over a period of time, Kohli has referred to that match as a learning marker. It was his first Test as Indian skipper, and a tough loss to accept. The win in Kolkata was only his 16th Test as captain, and it is safe to assume that the knowledge gained in this interim hasn't only been about tactics, situations and/or strategies alone. Learning what his players can, and indeed cannot do, is part of the curve.
Saha, as an occasional player until that Australian tour, is an obvious element of Kohli's education in the past year or so. That Adelaide Test was only the third of Saha's career, and his first in two years. Until then, his part in Indian cricket was limited to being an understudy to MS Dhoni. In less than four weeks thereafter, by the time the Sydney Test rolled about, he was suddenly first-choice keeper.
This step-up isn't easy. As long as you are just a stand-in, playing one-off matches here and there, the scrutiny isn't intense. Finally, when you do make that grade, and are replacing someone like Dhoni, the job just becomes tougher. Let it be said here, he is quite good behind the stumps technically, perhaps even better than the man he has replaced. But post Dhoni, no Indian keeper will be judged on that parameter alone.
From Sydney to Fatullah then, Saha was lost in translation. Scores of 35, 0 and 6 didn't do much for his confidence boost. And yet, even as the selectors and team management backed him, the true realisation of the immense job at hand dawned on the Sri Lanka tour.
It was when Kohli realised that he wanted to play five bowlers more often than not. It was also when the Test skipper acknowledged the need to balance an attacking intent in bowling with quality batsmen in the side. And with Indian cricket lacking a world-class all-rounder, the keeper-batsman became an important cog herein. Dhoni performed that role at No 6 in the late years of his captaincy, especially after the 2-1 loss at home to England, after which playing five bowlers became a necessity.
Since Nagpur 2012 then, Dhoni averaged 53.84 at No 6 in nine Tests then. Condense it to overseas form, and in England (2014), he batted at that position in four Tests, averaging 36.62, inclusive of three half-centuries. In comparison, Saha averages 20.00 in five Tests at this spot, with one fifty.
Yet there is a need to look deeper in here. That half-century came in the first Test on that Lankan tour, at Galle, where India collapsed inexplicably in the second innings. If Kohli refers to that Adelaide Test loss for his initiation as Test captain, he refers to the Galle Test for his learning about that balance between bat and ball, the differentiator between picking five bowlers or seven batsmen.
Post that series, Saha batted at No 6 in the Mohali Test, the only time where India played five bowlers against South Africa (discounting Stuart Binny in Bangalore). Despite a comfortable win there, Saha's scores of 0 and 20 brought about a change in thinking.
The No 6 batsman requires a mix of aggression and defence, the ability to play out both with the middle order and the tail, the ability to prolong the innings. Over time, Dhoni had tempered his game to suit this role. But the Bengal keeper-batsman was a bit too aggressive.
So when India played their next Test in West Indies, nearly seven months after the South Africa series, Kohli asked R Ashwin to bat at No 6. It broke the shackles on Saha's batting, and allowed him to play his natural game. In both Antigua and Jamaica, he was able to go on the attack from the very offing.
At St Lucia though, he faced his true test. A hard grind early on, patience thereafter, and cutting loose against the second new ball, that maiden hundred was a payback to Kohli's faith in him.
In comparison to that situation, struggling against a lowly West Indies' attack when they ought to have been comfortably cruising, the Kolkata Test was a cakewalk. Playing in front of his home crowd, Saha was resolute under pressure while looking to play his shots, and the twin fifties encircled his progress in the past year.
In the first innings, it was about batting with the tail and playing the aggressor while also mindful of the score needed to exert pressure on the Kiwis. In the second innings, the motive was stitching the middle and lower orders together, and providing yet another cushion to the bowlers good enough to push for victory.
At a time when India's top-order is struggling – three and a half collapses in four innings of this series – having someone come lower down the order, and drop the anchor whilst playing his natural game on a tough pitch was priceless.
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Confidence is the keyword here, and the skipper has that quality flowing through his veins. He wants the same to be imbibed in his players as well, and has allowed them time to discover this. In turn, this has allowed someone like Saha to come full circle and grow in his capabilities. It is a key aspect in the making of a very fine Test team.
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Improved merchandising of newspapers and magazines boosts incremental sales and store traffic.By John Lofstock
In an era when margins throughout the store are stretched to their limits, periodicals are providing surprising financial relief for many convenience stores.
After a one-year hiatus, publications reemerged this year as a top 10 c-store category in the CSNews 2002 Industry Report. Publication sales industrywide jumped 0.6 percent to $2.2 billion last year, fueled primarily by newspaper and magazine coverage of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The average store totaled $18,340 in publication sales last year.
Jerry Straub, marketing manager for Petr-All Corp., operator of 49 Express Mart convenience stores, said magazines and newspapers have also grown into a top 10 category for the Dewitt, N.Y.-based chain. Express Mart started noticing growth opportunities about two years ago as it began remerchandising stores.
The impetus for change at Express Mart was the company's fear that its planograms had gone stale. So to boost sales of historically weaker categories, Straub helped deploy a marketing strategy that shuttled customers to different destinations throughout the store.
With periodicals merchandised in the back of the store, for example, customers were only vaguely aware that the stores even sold magazines. Express Mart took some of its top-selling magazine titles, such as Maxim, FHM and Time, and started marketing them at display racks near the registers. "Where we have done this, we have boosted sales tremendously," Straub said.
The easel-type racks, some of which rotate, stand 54 inches tall and hold 12 titles. Larger displays hold up to 20 titles. Express Mart stores typically offer 45 to 70 magazine banners, depending on location and demographics. Each layout is based on annual sales data and a period of trial and error.
One key discovery during its trials was that magazine sales didn't usurp newspaper sales — it helped them. Furthermore, the two types of reading materials make a good team for boosting other categories. "When merchandised together, newspaper and magazine sales promote incremental growth in other categories," Straub said. "Customers come in and get newspapers and magazines with their coffee, foodservice items and snacks."
The majority of periodicals customers are men, but the number of women consumers is growing, and so are Express Mart's magazine titles aimed at women, including top sellers Cosmopolitan and Woman's Day.
Another key finding is that periodicals is one of the biggest impulse categories in the store and that customers judge the books by their covers. To capitalize on the impulse nature of the category, Express Mart tries to display newspaper and magazine covers entirely. "We found that if customers can see the cover and there is something on there that appeals to them, they will buy it," Straub said.
The company's biggest challenge during this process has been making sure vendors are honest. "There seems to be a lot of room for taking advantage of retailers," Straub said. "Some vendors do drop ship instead of letting you check them in. Their invoicing is suspect."
As a result, Express Mart has clerks closely monitor magazine shipments, logging each delivery, taking inventory and scrutinizing invoices for inaccuracies. "We just couldn't believe the bogus charges on our invoices that we must have been paying needlessly for years, such as delivery and shipment charges that don't exist," Straub said. "Many vendors will try to get away with it until you catch them."
The results impressed even Straub. "The bottom line was affected two ways: closer management of the category helped us identify top sellers and free up inventory dollars by discontinuing titles that weren't selling," he said. "Then you combine that with the cost saving we are seeing on the front end by eliminating phony delivery charges. The lesson for us has been that as our focus on the category grew, we found amazing results."
Read All About It
Detailed design and layout are vital, but in the end bottom-line results determine whether a retailer's strategy is a good one. Four convenience store chains, the focus of case studies by the Newspaper Association of America (NAA), reported strong sales spikes and hefty returns through partnerships with their local newspapers. The results of the studies were provided to Convenience Store News by the NAA (see "In the News," Page 98).
"Convenience stores have come a long way in partnering with newspapers," said John Murray, NAA's vice president of circulation marketing. "In fact, corporate and regional managers of companies like 7-Eleven and Speedway SuperAmerica regularly speak at gatherings for newspaper marketers."
One such partnership was forged last year by The (N.Y.) Democrat and Chronicle with Amerada Hess Corp. at 28 Hess Express convenience stores in Rochester, N.Y. The two sides tied the promotion to a marketwide reader contest featuring a trip as the grand prize.
The two-month campaign included a "buy four newspapers get one free" promotion, plus a cup of coffee with the purchase. Store employees punched a specially designed Hess Express loyalty card that was punched each time customers purchased a newspaper.
Point-of-purchase materials included in-store signage and cash register displays. Newspaper officials met regularly with district managers, store managers and sales associates, according to Katy Bridgett, an area marketing manager for Hess, who oversaw the promotion for the Woodbridge, N.J.-based chain.
The Democrat and Chronicle additionally set up a contest to boost sales. Each loyalty card included an entry form that gave customers a chance to win a free trip to Cancun, Mexico.
The promotion produced exceptional results for both sides. Hess experienced increased store traffic during the promotion, Bridgett reported. But the real victory came from a spike in cross-category sales, such as coffee, candy, snacks and beverages.
According to scan data gathered at the stores, customers coming in for a newspaper shopped other sections of the stores. The morning hours produced noticeable increases in coffee and breakfast items. Afternoon and evening newspaper sales led to higher sales of candy, snacks and beverages.
Joe Serio, a marketing manager for The Democrat and Chronicle, said the promotion "yielded a year-over-year circulation spike of more than 200 papers to the daily average and 150 to the Saturday average."
Other companies have experienced similar successes with newspaper promotions. B&R Oil Co., a 41-store Phillips Petroleum jobber, signed on as the sponsor of a readership contest last year run by the South Bend (Ind.) Tribune.
On a per-store basis, the South Bend, Ind.-based chain averaged a 7-percent jump in coffee sales, primarily in the morning hours, a result of customer participation in the newspaper's word scramble contest, said Mike Dobson, vice president of B&R.
Just a Suggestion
Another important piece of information for retailers uncovered by NAA was that suggestive selling, even with publications, works.
"Eye-catching P-O-P and well-positioned displays are good marketing tools for sales associates and store managers, but few things are more effective than the verbal interaction between associates and customers," said Murray, of the Vienna, Va.-based newspaper association. "Customers have shown they appreciate personalized reminders from employees, especially when it benefits them."
For example, some customers may not be cognizant of the fact that a store is giving away a newspaper in the morning with the purchase of gas or a cup of coffee. In this case, when a customer buys one of those two items, the clerk should tell them they are entitled to the newspaper. "That's how you build loyalty and get repeat business," Murray said.
Retailers are taking notice. Another instance of successful suggestive selling could be found at Pittsburgh-based Buy N Fly's 10 stores. During a 2001 promotion, Buy N Fly sold hot and cold dispensed beverages for 50 cents. The chain allowed the Pittsburgh Tribune to join the action and began offering a beverage and a newspaper for 59 cents.
Both companies monitored sales closely and supported the program with multiple in-store displays, including employee buttons that advertised both the store's 50-cent beverage and the 59-cent promotion with the Tribune, said John DeAugustine, Buy N Fly's marketing manager.
But since the companies really wanted to test the power of suggestive selling, they took the promotion a step further. Mystery shoppers regularly tested clerks and store-manager bonuses were tied into how many promotional beverage/newspaper sales were made.
During the promotion, newspaper executives also set up kiosks in each store to sign up home delivery subscriptions. In return, the convenience store chain received weekly promotional ads in The Tribune encouraging readers to visit Buy N Fly stores to subscribe.
As a result, in the 30 days the promotion ran, a total of 4,270 newspapers were sold, DeAugustine said. That marked a 152-percent increase in newspaper sales. The company also experienced strong cross-category sales of snacks, dairy items and baked goods from women and older consumers, he added.
Sometimes newspapers could also be handy tools simply to promote a convenience store chain. One such example comes annually from Xtra Mart convenience stores, a division of Providence, R.I.-based Warren Equities Inc.
As sponsor of the Xtra Mart 125, held at Thompson International Speedway in Thompson, Conn., company officials took a calculated risk that they could drive traffic to the event and showcase Xtra Mart stores with information packets included in daily issues of The Providence Journal. The Journal promoted the packets in prints ads and radio spots.
The packets were also made available at 22 Xtra Mart convenience stores in the paper's primary market and five stores that were out of its market, but close to the event.
During the weeks leading up to the race, which highlighted two days of racing events, newspapers sales climbed 25 percent. The net effect on in-store sales was a 4.5-percent increase in merchandise sales at the 22 stores in Providence and a 1.2-percent increase in sales at the 5 stores in Connecticut.
To build awareness for its retail brand, Xtra Mart distributed 2,000 copies of the newspaper, provided by The Journal at a discounted rate, and store fliers to fans at the speedway each day as they waited for the events to begin.
"The fans were thrilled to get their morning papers delivered right to their doorstep," said Dick Galloway, advertising director for Xtra Mart. "The grounds that surrounded the speedway were a self-contained city where RVs, tents and cars were used as a home away from home for the weekend. These people had time on their hands and no place to go. The complimentary paper was a welcome amenity."
Xtra Mart and The Journal have partnered on several sporting events over the past three years. These partners in particular have developed an outstanding business and working relationship benefiting both sides. "The added exposure in the store, on the radio and at the events has driven incremental traffic to the stores, increasing newspaper and merchandise sales," Galloway said.


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Moroccan Chicken
READY IN: 35mins
Recipe by m0m7772
This is an EASY way to dress up a chicken breast. I modified this from a cooking show on Houston PBS. Add some couscous and a nice green salad, and dinner is ready!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 29.58 ml olive oil
- 5 garlic cloves, peeled and sliced finely
- 4 tomatoes, diced
- 59.16 ml water
- 44.37 ml honey
- 2 zucchini, chopped into cubes
Directions See How It's Made
- Saute the garlic in the olive oil.
- Add the diced tomatoes and water and simmer for 3 or 4 minutes.
- Add the honey and stir to mix.
- Add the chicken breasts and zucchini.
- Cook over medium heat, turning the chicken breasts to help cook through. Adjust cooking time to chicken breast size, it will take about 30 minutes for an average chicken breast to cook. Add more water by the Tablespoon if needed.
- Serve with couscous.


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UPCOMING Barbara Fugate ART WORKSHOPS: EMAIL ME TO REGISTER for a class
February 18-19 MATISSE & DIEBENKORN: A Painting Workshop
(CLASS IS FULL)March 5-11: Painting Retreat in Chacala Mexico
March 25-26 (take one or both days) March ART MARATHON (no instruction)
April 29-30 FIGURE DRAWING: All about LINE
=============================MATISSE & DIEBENKORN: A Painting WorkshopThis workshop celebrates the upcoming exhibition at San Francisco MOMA : Matisse/Diebenkorn.
LOCATION: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West SeattleDATES: Feb. 18-19 (Sat/Sun) / TIME: 10 AM - 5 PM / CLASS FEE: $240
T.S. Eliot wrote, "A poet cannot help being influenced, therefore he should subject himself to as many influences as possible." Richard Diebenkorn was inspired and influenced by the paintings of Henri Matisse. This workshop explores the structure of Matisse's compositions, the various qualities of light he created, simplification of form, and use of line. These aspects of Matisse's paintings can be seen in many of Diebenkorn's, as he re-interpreted them in his own voice. In this class, you will make a figure and a still life painting, one each day. Your paintings will also re-examine Matisse's compositions, as Diebenkorn did, exploring structure, color and line. Acrylic or Oil paints. Painting experience recommended.
(2 paintings to the right): Diebenkorn / Matisse
============================= MARCH 25-26: MARCH ART MARATHON2 Days of Working from a Live Model
(take one or both days)Fee: Both days $125 / One day $70Location: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, W. SeattleTime: 10 am - 5 pm each day
ART MARATHONS are weekends dedicated to drawing and/or painting from a live model. You choose what to do, there is no instruction. Surround yourself with others who are all practicing and experimenting on paper and canvas. Everyone works on their own in a fun and focused atmosphere. This is a great opportunity to practice drawing/painting for six hours each day. Poses begin at one minute and progress up to two hours. There are two models each day. Practice at your own pace with materials of your choice. Snacks provided to keep all happily fueled.
(right) photo: Art Marathon participants
============================= APRIL 29-30: FIGURE DRAWING: All About LINELocation: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West SeattleTime: 10 am - 5 pm Sat/SunFee: $240
Perhaps the most intimate and direct expression in drawing is Line. Making Lines is a visual language that conveys both emotion and likeness. This class is designed to further your vocabulary in both ways, expressively and visually with a wide variety of lines made with different media. Fugate will guide you as you make many gestures and longer studied drawings from the live model. Issues covered include: gesture drawing, variety of line, value, shape and color. Materials include charcoal, ink wash, and some soft pastel. Some drawing experience is recommended.
(right) Figure Drawing by Barbara Fugate
EMAIL ME to REGISTER for a class, CLICK HERE
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ONE DAY, OCT 16 THIS SUNDAY!KEEPING IT LOOSE: FIGURE DRAWINGCLASS FEE is $100; TIME: 10 am - 5 pmClass will be held at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle
This ONE DAY workshop is focused on one thing: Keeping your figure drawings loose while making a strong composition. Learn to keep the vitality and dynamism of gesture drawing alive in two developed figure drawings.Mixed media will be used, including charcoal, colored ink and some soft pastel.Figure drawing experience recommended. You will work on 24x36" sized papers.
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1426 S. Jackson St. OPEN STUDIOS!OCT 29, Saturday, 3 PM - 8 PMVisit my new art studio!This year's Open Studios event at 1426 S. Jackson Street is coming up soon!
We've got a ton of artists participating throughout the building so you can check out everyone's latest projects, get a behind the scenes look at people's studios, chat with artists, and take in lots of different kinds of art.
It's also a great chance to find some unique gifts. The event is free and open to the public, whether you're thinking of buying art or just want to look around, so spread the word and bring your friends and family!
Participating Artists Include:Tom AlbersCarson BakerSarah BanksBarbara FugateDuncan GibbsClare JohnsonPatricia LeavengoodMarisa MansoEd NelsonBrian QuinnNatalie RamseyNicklos RichardsTamara StephasAlison WarpGordon Wood
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I am happy to post the following list of workshop offerings for this Summer. I've had a few months away from teaching and I'm refreshed and ready to get back into it with you! I trust one or more of my upcoming classes will pique your interest and you'll be registering very soon. There's a little bit of everything here: sketchbook, drawing, painting, and "plein air figure painting" (landscape painting with a live model posing--my annual, for over ten years now, popular summer workshop).
Thanks for your continued interest and support of my instruction.
Cheers to our upcoming Summer--Now, let's make some more art!
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June 25-26 : Sat &Sun, 10am-5pm / class fee $245
LOCATION: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle
SELF-PORTRAIT Drawing & Painting
Countless artists have drawn and painted self-portraits as a regular practice and other just on occasion.
When you want to work from life and a model isn't available, it's easy to set up a mirror and set to work. Self-portraits are more than copying likeness. They're opportunities to express inner thoughts and universal themes on many levels.
This workshop begins on Saturday with drawing from your reflection in a mirror. You'll make several quick sketches and one developed drawing using compressed charcoal and some ink wash. You'll paint on Sunday, utilizing your drawings as a springboard. Issues covered include: expressive line and color, composition, facial structure and proportion. You will also learn a variety of paint applications.
Oil or acrylic paints. Some drawing and painting experience is recommended.
June 21-July 26 : 6-Tuesdays, 11am-2pm / class fee $200
This class meets six consecutive Tuesdays at three different locations: Woodland Park Zoo to draw animals, Volunteer Park Conservatory to draw plants, and two Seattle City Parks (TBA) to draw different landscapes.
You will use mixed-media materials such as: conte crayon, opaque watercolor, water-soluble crayons, and some pastel. ANIMALS, PLANTS and LANDSCAPE are the subjects of this summer's sketchbook class. Each session will focus on particular issues including Line, Space, Texture, Contrast, and Color.
All levels welcomed. Entrance fees are not included.
August 8-10 : Mon/Tues/Wed, 10 am - 4 pm / class fee $360
3-Ways to PAINT the FIGURE in the LANDSCAPE
If you enjoy both painting from a live model and the landscape, this is a special opportunity!
Each day the class meets at a different Seattle City Park where Fugate introduces painting goals for that day. You begin with a small scale painting sketch followed by a long study on canvas from a clothed model posed in an open vista, by the water, or among towering trees.
Each day will focus on a set of artists from Post-Impressionism, Expressionism, and Surrealism, investigating the unique sensibilities and vision of each art movement. The concepts defining these movements will help direct your own plein air paintings toward new ways of looking and responding to your surroundings. Issues covered include a variety of paint applications, compositional choices, and vivid color.
Energize your powers of observation and spark your imagination with this exciting workshop.
Oil or acrylic paints. Some painting experience is highly recommended.
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OCT 17-18GESTURE DRAWING: Make Figure Drawings that Engage the Whole SelfWorkshop Fee: $245 / 10am-5pm each dayYoungstown Cultural Arts Center in West SeattleThis is a different kind of Gesture drawing class. In this workshop, you'll aim to draw while engaging all your senses: your sense of touch, sound, sight, and your sense of balance. You will also draw quickly, boldly, and intuitively from the live model.
Fugate will lead you through a course of exercises designed to expand the kind of marks you make and to unleash your imagination to discover new ways of making figure drawings.
This workshop is a great way to break habits and discover new ways to draw. Materials include charcoal, drawing ink & soft pastel.All Levels Welcomed.
image at right: Barbara Fugate, Gesture Drawing 2015
NOV 7th, SaturdayTIME: 1-6 pmHeld at: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle, Room 111
FUGATE STUDIO SHOW & SALE!This is an "Affordable Art Sale" of my drawings and paintings: Figure, Still life, Animals and Landscapes.Please come--Enjoy the work and procure original art.I look forward to seeing you there. Bring friends and family...more the merrier!
.... NOV 21-22IMPRESSIONIST STILL LIFE PAINTING: Bold Color, Active Brush Work & Inventive CompositionWorkshop Fee: $24510am-5pm each dayYoungstown Cultural Arts Center in West SeattleIn celebration of the current exhibition at our downtown art museum, this workshop is a practice of what Impressionist painters are best known for: bold color choices, inventive and expressive brush work, as well as modern compositional design.
Make still life paintings in the manner of namely Cezanne, Van Gogh and Berthe Morisot. Expand your thoughts on color, use active and gestural brush strokes, and try new ways to compose a still life painting.
Cezanne and the Impressionists were brave painters. They sought for new ways to "See" as an artist and to be as relevant to their world as possible. They took risks and questioned conventions. Consider this weekend workshop as an opportunity to do the same.
Some painting experience recommended. Oil or Acrylic paint.
Image: Paul Cezanne, The Basket of Apples, 1890-94
.... DEC 5 & 6WINTER ART MARATHON!take one or both daysBoth days $125 / One day $70Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, W. Seattle10 am - 5 pm each dayImagine a weekend dedicated only to drawing and/or painting, surrounded by other artists who are jazzed about it, too. This is the Art Marathon--Register and make it a reality!
This is a great opportunity to practice working from live models, six hours each day. Poses begin at one minute and progress up to two hours. There are two models each day.
There' s no instruction. Practice at your own pace with materials of your choice. Snacks provided to keep all happily fueled.
image: Art Marathon'ers at work, Sept 2015
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SEPT 22-OCT 27Six-Sessions SKETCHBOOK DRAWINGTuesdays,1-4 pm Class Fee: $200 / Held at Woodland Park Zoo & the Conservatory
Draw in sketchbooks from fascinating animals and plants while exploring issues of color, texture, space, line, form, and composition. It's a joy to be outside the studio making drawings that challenge and expand drawing skills and the imagination.
Mixed media is used, including conté, water-soluble crayons and opaque watercolor. The first session is at Woodland Park Zoo and other sessions will be held at Volunteer Park's Conservatory.
Entrance fees are not included. All levels are welcome.
(my students drawing the bears at Woodland Park Zoo)
SEPT 26-27Fall ART MARATHON!Two Days Fee: $125 / One Day Fee: $70 / 10am-5pm each dayHeld at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle
There are four different models, two each day. You can paint, draw, sculpt...it's your choice. Model poses begin with short ones and progress to a sustained pose (2-3 hours) each day.
There's no instruction. I will be there drawing and painting while timing the models. Nibbles are provided to keep everyone happily fueled.
Sign up and join us for a fun and focused weekend of MAKING ART, six hours each day.
(photo: Art Marathon participant at work)
OCT 17-18GESTURE DRAWING: Figure Drawings made From the SensesWorkshop Fee: $245 / 10am-5pm each day / Held at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle
Drawing from the Senses means engaging your whole self, utilizing your sense of touch, sound, and sight when drawing quickly from the live model.
Gesture drawing isn't only a visual experience, it requires all of your senses to draw more accurately and sensitively.
Fugate will lead you through a course of exercises designed to expand the kind of marks you make and to unleash your imagination to discover new ways of making a figure drawing.
This workshop is a great way to break habits, enlarge your visual vocabulary, make dynamic and accurate gesture drawings. Materials include charcoal, drawing ink & soft pastel.All Levels Welcomed.
(drawing: Barbara Fugate, Gesture Drawing)
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This three-day workshop combines the challenge and beauty of Landscape and Figure painting in one class. There is nothing more natural than painting outside and adding a live figure model to the scene is nothing short of exciting! Fugate discusses the techniques and concepts of an artist a day, including Manet, Morisot and Gauguin. Painting issues covered include: expressive color,composition, limited color palettes, space and texture.Each day the class meets at a different Seattle City Park where Fugate introduces painting goals for that day. You begin with a small scale painting sketch followed by a long study on canvas.This is a great opportunity to explore painting techniques and concepts inspired by a live model posed by open vistas, water views, and towering trees. Painting experience is recommended. Oil or Acrylic paints.
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EMAIL ME to REGISTER for a workshop Figure Drawing Workshop at Mercer Island Community CenterNovember 22-23
Register at www.myparksandrecreation.com
Or call 206-275-7609
Course #15178
$246 Mercer Island resident discount fee $271
Image: Barbara Fugate Figure Drawing.
End-of-Year ART MARATHON!
Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, West SeattleDecember 6 & 7
(no instruction)Fee: $115 both days; $65 one day: Time: 10am - 5 pm Sat/SunYoungstown Cultural Arts CenterSign up early for both days, or one day...top off the year by making ART!
Image: Art Marathoners at work
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Sept 13 & 14: Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, West SeattleFee: $115 both days; $65 one day / Time: 10am - 5 pm Sat/SunSeptember ART MARATHON
(no instruction)What a great way to spend a weekend—Making Art from the live model! Art Marathons are an excellent opportunity to work at your own pace and experiment with materials. It's also fun to meet others doing the same thing. No matter your level, a beginner or very experienced, when the timer starts the pose, we're all in it together.You can take one or both days. It's an exciting weekend to work from live figure models with a group of fellow artists who are equally focused and enthusiastic about making figurative art. Pose lengths vary from one-minute gestures to two hour poses. You can paint, draw, sculpt, make collages—your choice! I'll be there, too, making art and timing the models. No Instruction.
Photo: Barbara Fugate Drawing……………………………………………………………………………………EMAIL ME TO REGISTER Email: firstname.lastname@example.com………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Upcoming at Gage Academy
Go to www.gageacademy.org for more information & to register:
August 15-17: The Painted Portrait (3-day workshop)
Beginning Sept. 18th: The Figure Three Ways (painting class)
Beginning Sept. 17th: Expressive Figure Drawing 1
Painting: Portrait of Androu, 2013, Barbara Fugate
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