Arts
Learn Watercolor Techniques and Create a Loose Flower Bouquet | Teens
Learn 4 basic watercolor techniques. Apply the techniques to create loose flowers and leaves in watercolor. Final project will give a beautiful flower bouquet! For new watercolor artist and intermediate. #creative
Teacher Nazaret ACE Educator Spanish Art Classes
35 total reviews for this teacher
2 reviews for this class
Completed by 11 learners
13-16
year olds
2-5
learners per class
$15
Charged upfront
Meets once
60 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
Experience: Students do not need to have prior experience with watercolor. 🧸Special note: Siblings are welcome! However, you know their dynamic best. If needed please provide them with separate computers and learning space otherwise they can share one computer! You will need to pay for each child, once they are paid for they will each be enrolled in the class. Here's more info from outschool: https://support.outschool.com/en/articles/2186663-enrolling-multiple-learners-in-the-same-class 📆...
This class is taught in English.
No homework
-Watercolor paper required: any watercolor paper that is 140lbs/300gsm in paper weight. (recommended brand canson lx is a great option) They will need a notebook or pad. I use 9x12 pad but cut the paper down to 9x6 or 6x4 to create more paper! -watercolors tubes or pans recommended: Sakura Pocket Set Koi 24 color set or any student/professional set that has minimum primary colors red, blue, yellow, or you can individually purchase them in tubes or pans -watercolor specifically round brushes sizes 2, 4, 6 or just a size 2 or 4 recommended: any labeled watercolor student/professional
1 hour per week in class, and no time outside of class.
Teacher
Teacher Nazaret ACE Educator Spanish Art ClassesTeaching classes in Spanish and English
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Lives in the
United States35 total reviews
85 completed classes
About Me
Hello learners and families! My name is Nazaret (nah-sa-ret) (she/her). I joined Outschool in 2021, but only recently have I applied to teach for Outschool! I was approved in the fall of 2022. While I’m new to Outschool I’m not new to...
