Description
Come paint a scene of forest trees as the frost hits.
Create depth and interest in your watercolour compositions and learn more about layering content and creating mystery in your paintings.
Painters will be guided in a supportive environment to create a series of forest images. This class will offer a step by step approach with the goal of having participants understand how to go about creating their own forest watercolour images on their own. We will focus on exploring and creating in a guided journey.
Subject: A Frosty Forest
Supplies needed: watercolour supplies. Paper, pigment (primary blue, red, yellow as well as burnt umber) brushes (approximately 2, 6, 10 round), water dishes, sponge, toilet paper, round palette, resist/frixit, pencils, eraser, sketch book, colour wheel, value card. Any other supplies you like to use for watercolour classes.
Level: Beginner/Intermediate – adults
Location: The Alexandra Centre – 922 9 Ave SE (The Molly Cropper Board Room or the Rose Room – To be determined closer to the date of the class).
Date/Time: Saturday, February 8, 10am – 3pm – bring a lunch and we can have a 30 minute break
