Jenny Buckner
Painting Flowers and Animals
Advanced Oil Painting Workshop
Date:
May 21 – 24, 2024
Location:
Jo Adel Dalton Fine Art Gallery and Workshops
372 Marion County 7002
Flippin, AR 72634
Price:
$700.00 (4 full days of instruction!)
Workshop Description:
Don’t miss this opportunity to spend 4 full days painting with acclaimed North Carolina artist Jenny Buckner. Learn about light and how it affects nature. Make your florals and animals come alive with color and simple brushwork. This workshop will take place at a beautiful new venue overlooking the White River, near Flippin, Arkansas, a 1 ½ hour drive east of Branson.
Lodging:
There are several small hotels, resorts and rentals nearby. The closest is “Stetson’s on the White” resort, which is just ½ mile down the hill. But don’t delay—May is the start of high season, and accommodations fill up quickly.
Dalton Workshop
Contact:
Jo Adel Dalton
(573) 344-2352 (if no answer, please leave a voice message—I will call you back)
jadeck58@yahoo.com
Instagram: joadeldalton
Instructor:
Jenny Buckner
About the Artist Jenny Buckner was born and raised in the mountains of North Carolina. She is a wife and a mother to two grown kids. Initially Jenny considered becoming a veterinarian, or a floriculturist. However, in the year 1998 everything changed. Jenny fell into a dark depression, but, one night would change everything. Jenny awoke from a dream where God told her to paint. So, she did! Within a year she had won a national competition with one of her paintings. And the rest is history.
Jenny has gone on to be published in multiple magazines and newspapers as well as placing in and winning several art competitions, including an “International Artist Magazine’s” competition. She was featured in their February/March 2015 edition and has also been published in the book “How to Paint People”, Vol. 1, by International Artist. She uses her talents as a testimony to the power of Christ in her work, and is eager to teach young aspiring artists.
“A painting creates an emotion just like a story does. As long as you’re emotionally involved somehow, you’re going to keep on reading, you’re going to keep looking, keep being drawn into the story, into the painting.” — Jenny
Jenny is currently featured in galleries across the country, along with doing personal commission work.
She currently paints in the historical town of Waynesville, North Carolina, where she can be found blasting her rock music in her beautiful studio surrounded by the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Jenny has since grown immensely in her work and style, and truly cannot be categorized into a single area of oil painting. She loves painting, and paints so others can love her work as well.