workshop

Registration requirements & Course costs

$1,500 per student (check or cash)
Payable in full by Tuesday, May 24th
Includes preliminary classes in FRESCO history, design, and
individual, hands-on, painting instruction one-on-one
Also included in tuition costs are full use of scaffolding, lights, and
other major equipment, such as trowels, plastering knives, paint trays
Putty lime, sand, water for the plastering process will also be provided
Powdered color pigments will be provided as well

Materials required (responsibility of each of the participants)

goggles, disposable dust-mask, old froc or shirts
basic watercolor and w/c brush set; small pad of w/c paper
fresco painting brushes (long-handled ROUND and FLAT sable brush
for fine lines; special limewash brush)
two 24"- square keystone tiles for painting "practice" FRESCO images

Student Requirements:
Advanced
DRAWING and PAINTING skills,
basic watercoloring techniques.
Enthusiam and ability to work in
teams.
        For more information, contact
                          o ceanstudios@lycos.com
                                  toroazul@aol.com
or call (786) 314-5330 or (305) 573-3818
Registration Deadline May 24, 2006

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Prof. Najeeb Campbell

focusing on sociological and economic
progress through urban development and
revitalization in South Africa, Jamaica, and
here in South Florida: Professor Campbell,
in addition to teaching design studio at the
university of Miami School of Architecture,
is principal of Ocean Studios, a
multi-faceted firm, which practices
Architectural and Urban Design,
Filmmaking, and Fine Art.tHe has
participated in unique projects focusing on
sociological and economic progress
through urban development and
revitalization in South Africa, Jamaica, and
here in South Florida. Professor Campbell,
in addition to teaching design studio at the
University of Miami School of
Architecture, is principal of Ocean Studios,
a multi-faceted firm, which practices
Architectural and Urban Design,
Filmmaking, and Fine Art.

a professor of architectural and
freehand drawing at the University of
Miami/School of Architecture in Coral
Gables, Florida. A graduate of St. John’
s College in Annapolis, Maryland,
famous for its “Great Books” classical
liberal arts curriculum, Peralta also
holds a master’s degree in art and
Spanish literature from the University
of Delaware in Newark. His visual
subjects include seascapes, human
figures, and mythological themes.
Working in traditional mediums such
as pencil, pastel, pen & ink,
watercolor, oil, acrylic, and egg
tempera, he has also studied and
teaches the traditional FRESCO
technique. This artist's work has been
exhibited in parts of the United States,
Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, and
Kuwait. Private corporate collectors of
his canvases and murals include
Meland, Russin, Hellinger & Budwick,
P.A., in Miami’s WACHOVIA Tower;
Motorola-Nortel in Venezuela; and
Emilio and Gloria Estefan. In May
2002, Peralta designed the University
of Miami’s large exhibit space for
CubaNostalgia, a yearly fair of Cuban
memorabilia and culture held at the
Coconut Grove Convention Center. In
May of the same year, he led a group
of university students to Florence,
Italy, to study fresco painting, history,
and restoration techniques at the
Spinelli Institute.