Thursdays: Brilliant Watercolor Online [Adults & Teens]

04/22/2021 06:15 PM - 06/10/2021 07:45 PM ET

Category

Adult Classes + Workshops

Location

online

Summary

Beginners and more experienced students alike will increase their skill and enjoyment of this exciting medium. .... (click title for more info)

Teaching Artist: Sarika Soman
Adults & Teens: Thursdays, 6:15-7:45 pm: 8 sessions
April 22 - June 10
$240 Member* | $264 Non-member
*Teens must have household membership for member price

Description

Brilliant Watercolor is an online class. This class will be both a one-on-one experience with Sarika Soman and a great opportunity to connect with other students with similar interest. You must have internet on a device with a built in camera to participate.  Beginners and experienced level painters will enjoy this watercolor class. We will cover the fundamental techniques (wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, masking, watercolor blooms, splatter technique) to create a successful watercolor painting. A new painting will be created every week with a focus on subjects such as landscapes, floral, and still life. New students and continuing students are both welcome.

Materials:  Bring to first class: 9x12” watercolor paper (recommended: Strathmore brand or Canson brand); tube watercolors - small to medium set (recommended brands: Winsor and Newton, Cotman). A small tube of white acrylic paint, Watercolor brush set, palette, cup to hold water, toothbrush, masking fluid, hard board or hard cardboard to tape work down on.

About the Teaching Artist

Sarika Soman holds a Masters Degree in Fine Arts (Painting Specialization) from India. With over 15+ years of experience in drawing and painting she is best known for her colorful and vibrant watercolor landscapes, still life and abstract paintings. She has participated in showcasing her work in group shows as well as in solo exhibitions. She is passionate about art education and believes strongly in teaching both children and adults the skills that can enable them to draw and paint realistically. A favorite quote of Claude Monet : The richness I achieve comes from Nature, the source of my inspiration.