Watercolor paintings are no longer these anemic little pictures of landscapes and flowers. This small watercolor painting packs a lot of color and techniques. Learn how to use watercolor paints, watercolor crayons, watercolor pencils, ink in a pencil, and art stamping. What to look for when purchasing brushes and other art materials, plus...tips on framing your artwork. This is a technique oriented project though some may finish the project. No drawing knowledge is required.

Supply list for students

• #8 round watercolor brush. I prefer the #8 round 9000
• series from Jack Richeson Co. www.richesonart.com
• Also, though optional, is a #10 round 9000 series and a 1 inch 9100 series flat, also from Jack Richeson Co.
• A small box of watercolor crayons and watercolor pencils, a wide mouth
• plastic container for water,
• white Kleenex tissues,
• white paper towels,
• 2-3 large white syrofoam dinner plates,
• mechanical pencil,
• black no wax ransfer paper,
• black Staz-On ink pad,
• kitchen type sponge,
• and a journal for taking notes.

Kit Fee: $9
Includes:

• watercolor paper
• 7-9 colors of watercolor paint
• delineation printout
• lesson overview printout.

List of supplies provided by instructor:

• Rubberstamps to be shared
• masking tape

Student Skill Level - Beginner

Class Fee : $85

Name: Cory Celaya
Business: Cory Art Studio
Address: 6824 N. 58th Ave., Glendale, AZ 85301
Email: artwithmoxie@cox.net
Website: www.artwithmoxie.com

This is what will be painted in class:


Same technique (will not be painted in class):