Painting Watery Watercolors
These paintings will be done in 3 layers. The first layer is painting wet in wet creating a looser, more flowing watercolor. The water makes the paint together creating beautiful mixed colors on the paper. After the first coat dries, we will paint the 2nd & 3rd layer defining more details and define the darker areas of the painting. The student needs some knowledge of the characteristics of watercolor paint.
Date/Time:
October 4-5 , 10am-4pm
Skill Level:
Adult: Intermediate
Admissions:
CAM Member $172 / Not-yet Member $215
Instructor:
Janice Castiglione
Supplies:
Paints- I use Winsor Newton professional grade but you can use student grade. - Cadmium yellow, quinacridone gold, cadmium orange, cadmium red, Alizarin crimson, Yellow ochre (or raw sienna) burnt sienna, burnt Umber, Phthalo green, Ultramarine blue, & turquoise. Also watercolor palette, Painters tape, HB pencil, kneaded eraser, 140# Arches cold press paper 11"X14" approx. (or watercolor block) Board to mount paper onto. 1" flat brush, #12 round brush, #8 round, water spray bottle, paper towels
