수채화 그림 그리기 동아리(9~14세)와 함께하는 즐거움

Watercolors can sometimes be intimidating, I know I was intimidated by them at first, but they are also fun. In this ongoing club, learners will discover how much fun watercolors can be as they explore different techniques, styles, and tricks in watercolor painting. This class is meant to be a fun way for learners to explore watercolor painting without added stress.

At the start of each session, we will all introduce ourselves and share with the class what we have been working on during the week. After the introductions, I will introduce a technique, style, or trick in watercolor painting and demonstrate it to the learners. Everyone will then get to practice what was demonstrated as we create our painting for that week. Your learner will be able to follow along as I show them step-by-step instructions on how to create their painting. They will also be encouraged to ask questions along the way if they have any.

For this class, it is IMPORTANT that learners have paper specifically meant for watercolor painting (not printer paper, cardstock, or mixed media paper) and soft bristle brushes meant for watercolor; this will lead to less frustration for your learner down the road. I will provide links to several items on Amazon if you need to order them.
***I do recommend for this class that students get a watercolor art journal. This way, all of their paintings and projects are kept together, and they can easily reference different techniques or paintings if they so choose. 

Upcoming classes Thursday/Friday: These topics/subjects are tentative and may change depending on student requests.
Week of June 27:  Lilacs/
Week of July 4:  Cat in Window
Week of July 11:  Waterfall Landscape/
Week of July 18:  Transparent Flowers/
Week of July 25:  Delicate Abstract Flowers
Week of August 1:  Tropical Sunset/
Week of August 8:  Galaxy with Planet/
Week of August 15:  Water and Cloud Landscape with Sailboat


Learners are welcome to come and go as they please. Each class is a stand-alone, and they do not build upon each other.

Supplies:
Watercolor paper or watercolor journal (spiral or glue-bound) 140lb
Paintbrushes (soft bristles, meant for watercolor)
Watercolor paints
Cup of water
Masking/painters/washi tape
Paper towel
Black gel pen or thin point sharpie
White gel pen or Poscoa pen
**Some weeks will need additional supplies; on those weeks, the extra supplies will be listed in the classroom.
***If you have any questions on supplies or what to buy, please do not hesitate to message me.