Winter Watercolors

Winter Watercolors

January 12 - March 16
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9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
All Levels
Paint a menagerie of winter landscapes, animals, and subjects, such as; snowy mountains, frost covered branches, an arctic fox, and a frozen lake. Strengthen your understanding of watercolor through exploring various loose and realistic techniques, effects, color mixing, and the art of translating photographs to watercolor. For this class we will start with postcard sized studies and work our way up to larger works. Instructed by Alaskan artist and wilderness survivalist Willow Heath, you’ll learn through live demonstrations, discussions, and feedback, while painting in a relaxed art studio environment.

Required Supplies

  • 140lb 100% cotton watercolor paper, cold press, 9x12. Recommended: Blick Premier watercolor block
  • Watercolor paints, professional quality. Winsor & Newton, Sennelier, Daniel Smith, or Holbein
  • Round watercolor brushes size, 4, 6, 10. Recommended: Princeton Select series round or Velvetouch round.
  • 1 flat watercolor wash brush size 1 inch. Recommended: Princeton Select synthetic flat
  • 1 roll Scotch Delicate Surface Painter's Washi Tape .7 or Holbein soft tape
  • 1 pencil 4H and an eraser
  • Paper towels
  • Scissors
  • 1 Pebeo Brand drawing gum masking fluid pen
  • 1 Eraser for Masking & Rubber Cement https://a.co/d/dcCCLCm
  • 1 container for water
  • Saral Brand transfer paper or other graphite transfer paper
  • 1 Sakura gelly roll white gel pen .08 or .10
Willow Heath

Willow Heath

Willow Heath is a watercolor artist, illustrator, storyteller, and art instructor. Willow has been exhibiting her paintings...

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