100 Smiles from a Year of Watercolour Workshops
26 December, 2017 0 comments Leave a comment
This year, during watercolour workshops at my Lindsay studio, and weekly classes at Meta4 Gallery in Port Perry, I had the pleasure of painting with almost 100 students.
Over one third of them were in my Pebbles 1-2-3 one-day workshops, held in my Lindsay studio in spring and fall. Here are photos from those beginner level workshops. Notice all the smiles:
In this final Pebbles 1-2-3 grad photo below, you can see my demonstration painting (Time to Head South) in the foreground:
These students below were in my 2-day beginner Tulips class:
I taught a Muskoka Lily 2-day intermediate level class twice. My finished demonstration painting is titled Stillwater Lily (click here to view).
Here are me and my students in a 3-day advanced level Lake Superior Bay class:
These students below are working on their Hollyhocks and Stone paintings in my 3-day advanced level class. My finished demonstration painting is titled Hollyhock and Stone (click here to view).
Below are me and my students in a 3-day intermediate level Flag Iris class:
The photos below are graduation photos from my 6-week class sessions at Meta4 Gallery in Port Perry.
Northern Reflections: (Click here to view my finished demonstration painting)
White Breasted Nuthatch: (Click here to view my finished demonstration painting.)
Snow and Stone: (Click here to view my finished demonstration painting.)
Blue Jay:
Thank you to all my students, who made a watercolour journey with me in the last year. Together, we learned a lot!
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