Students will have the opportunity to learn at least 8 watercolor techniques over a 3-week period. This class is mostly for beginners that want to experiment with this rich medium. Each class will produce a completed piece each session...worthy of framing.

LEVEL

Beginning

SUPPLIES INSTRUCTOR WILL PROVIDE

Extra watercolor paint sets (non-professional)

Extra watercolor paper 140 pound

Extra brushes

SUPPLIES TO BRING

Watercolor pallet with paints if you own one.

If you want to buy a blank pallet my absolute favorite one can be ordered from Amazon or found locally.

This is a great one. Not expensive and very practical.

Meeden is the brand

With lid. Airtight

33 wells 12.5 by 6.5

Watercolor paints have prices that vary incredibly. Buy the best tubes you can afford. We’ll

talk more about that on day 1. Please don’t feel as though you need a bunch of tubes on the first day. I’ll actually have plenty of paint for you for the first day.

Brands that are always great to use:

Daniel Smith, Qor, Winsor Newton, Holbein

Order or grab a few tubes. Colors that you love.

A container to wash brushes

Brushes: one or two round, one or two flat, medium in size, medium quality is fine.

Paper: 140 pound , any size, Canson or Strathmore is fine for beginners

Towel or paper towels

Pencil

Small inexpensive water bottle

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Wanda taught public school for over 30 years. Love love love teaching art classes now. Her teaching style and art practices are very whimsical filled with fun movement and lots of color.

QUESTIONS

Please direct questions to Wanda at 281-352-4685. Text her with questions — she adores messages.