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Learn to Paint in Watercolor!
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Koi Fish Watercolor Painting Class
Learn to get movement into your watercolor with these bright fish.
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8-13
year olds
3-6
learners per class
$16
Charged upfront
Meets once
60 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
We will explore the beauty of watercolor while create this translucent koi painting. Students will learn to blend colors and create movement with their brush strokes. Proper brush care will be discussed as well as how to use the brushes to create texture with them. We will discuss what colors to begin a watercolor with, and why complimentary colors are such an important part of a painting. We will have some basic colors to use and mixing our own colors will be encouraged. A little color...
Students will learn to create water movement along with some color theory. They will learn how to use their brush, and be encouraged to mix colors.
I have been painting, and teaching art for over twenty years and am always inspired by my students creativity.
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1 file available upon enrollmentSupply List 8 inch by 10 inch watercolor paper,(regular printer paper will rip) bowl or water, paper towels, number 12 round brush that comes to a point, 1/2 inch flat brush, square at the top (see attached photo) palette paper (or a watercolor tray or foam plate), Watercolor paint tubes, not the trays. A set is easy to find a craft stores. We will use white, yellow, orange, alizarin crimson(red), purple, blue, and black.
I will write a brief review to the student after class.
1 hour per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.