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Watercolor painting of a sailboat

Intermediate Watercolor- A 10 Week Series

You know the basics of watercolor painting- now we dive deeper. Only 6 seats are available for this class.

When and where

Date and time

Friday, Feb 14, 2025
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Address

Creative Jam, 6 State Route 149 Lake George, NY 12845

Cost

$400 (plus supply list)

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About this event

Watercolor at an Intermediate Level

10 weeks: February 14 through April 18, 10-noon

Creative Jam, 6 State Route 149, Lake George, NY 12845

You know the basics now we dive deeper. Only 6 seats are available for this class. You will get direct and one-on-one instruction and guidance from Dawn Scannell, your watercolor instructor.

We will be working on monochromatic studies, master copies, color theory & composition.

Perfecting our basic techniques - mark making, glazing & water control.

We will also dabble in a bit of multi-media where the playground gets even spicer!

Prerequisite- Beginner Watercolor with Dawn Scannell, OR have watercolor experience*. *Watercolor experience means:

A basic understanding of watercolor techniques and is comfortable working with the medium, but is looking to deepen their skills and knowledge.

Understand Basic Techniques:

  • Have experience with fundamental watercolor techniques such as wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, glazing, and gradients.
  • Be familiar with common brush types, color mixing, and creating washes.

Demonstrate Control Over the Medium:

  • Have the ability to manage the flow and water content of the paint for more controlled effects, without it running uncontrollably or losing definition.

Work Independently:

  • Be able to plan and execute their own compositions with guidance but not full instruction, applying a basic understanding of light, shadow, and perspective.

Experiment with Layers and Details:

  • Have some experience layering multiple washes and adding finer details or texture to their paintings.

Understand Color Theory:

  • Be comfortable mixing colors and understanding basic color theory (e.g., complementary colors, color temperature) and how it applies to their work.

Explore More Complex Subjects:

  • Be ready to move beyond simple shapes and objects, and attempt more complex subjects like landscapes, still lifes, or portraits, with some guidance and practice.

Event times and information subject to change and not guaranteed.