INTRODUCTION TO THE BASICS OF WATERCOLOR

4 Classes
Dates: March 18, 25 | April 1, 8
Times: Tuesdays | 10:00am to 1:00pm
Tuition: $200 Members | $220 Non-Members
Location: Echols Studio

Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced students will discover and explore basic traditional and contemporary watercolor techniques. This course (pt. 1) will have a focus on traditional Wet-on-Dry techniques. Beginning students will learn how to use basic watercolor tools, techniques, and design concepts to create their own paintings. Experienced painters will get a chance enrich their work with ever more challenging projects or experimental approaches. Lots of demos, handouts, and feedback will aid each student achieve their goals in the class.

We will create lots of design and color studies as well as several small or modestly sized paintings.

John A. Hancock

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The Mission of Beverley Street Studio School is to provide the community a variety of opportunities to explore the world of visual art through practice, professional instruction, and contact with practicing artists.

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Robert Stuart

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Friday, 11/15 – Sunday, 1/5/25

The Beverley Street Studio School from the start through today has been a source of continuing inspiration to me in the pursuit and enjoyment of art and painting. No better proof exists of its value to me than the fact that 25 years later I am still taking classes and still learning.

William C. Flournoy, BSSS Member

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