Wednesdays, December 3 - 17, 12:15 - 3:15 PM - 3 Sessions *
Capture Your Canine Loved One in Watercolor!
Draw and paint your dog in this FUN three-week course. In the first week and start of second week, instructor will give step by step instruction in the anatomy, drawing and painting of a dog of her choosing. In week 2 and 3 of class, students will draw and paint their very own dog. Students must bring an 8.5 x 11 photocopy of their dog with the head filling most of the picture.
LEVEL
Any
SUPPLIES TO BRING
8.5 x 11 color photocopy of their dog with the head filling most of the picture.
Watercolor Paints - M. Graham, Da Vinci, Daniel Smith, Winsor and Newton, Cheap Joe’s American Journey (brands recommended)
- ultramarine blue
- cerulean blue or cobalt blue
- cadmium yellow medium
- gamboge yellow (want yellow orange color some brands look brownish)
- cadmium red
- alizarin crimson
- sap green
- burnt sienna
- raw sienna
Arches 140# paper cold press watercolor paper (9 x 12 inch sheet size works well)
WC Paint Brushes: synthetic or golden taklon, short handle
- Round #10 or brush
- Round #2 brush for detail
- Flat 1 inch brush
Palette (Folding Palette works well)
Board (12 x 16 or larger, this is to tape watercolor paper to)
Masking Tape
Pencil
Kneaded Eraser
Cups/containers for water
Paper Towels
Blow Dryer
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Pam McLaughlin is a Colorado watercolor painter, photographer and author.
Pam's paintings have been in numerous exhibitions including the International American Watercolor Society’s Exhibition in New York City and are featured in the Spring 2023 edition of the Art of Watercolor Magazine (49th Issue).
For the past 15 years, Pam has taught watercolor. She is presently on the faculty at the Art Students League of Denver and teaches at the Arvada Center for the Arts.
QUESTIONS
Please direct questions to Pam at Watercolorsplash@gmail.com.
* NOTE: Doors open at 12:00 and close at 3:30 to give the instructor and students time to set up before class begins and to clean up at the end of each class.
