You know me, I love to draw. And usually on my iPad. That's my comfort zone for my personal art-making. Well, I was recently asked to lead a group of girlfriends in a watercolor class in my art studio (aka Bright Art Studio, my art education business). I hadn’t worked in watercolor in awhile, so I took a couple of Skillshare classes to refresh myself and get ideas for what we should do. I ending up having a lot of fun preparing for the class and thought I’d share some of the paintings on today’s post. First we painted some simple, patterned landscapes. I was isnpired by this Skillshare class taught by Ewa Kleszcz. I thought this was a fun warm-up project for our class. Then we played with some some wet-on-wet watercolors techniques by painting misty pine forests, which I had learned in this Skillshare class taught by Jana Raninis. I actually would like to play around with this technique more. It was a lot of fun. I definitely got out of my comfort zone with this class — teaching grown-ups, and teaching watercolor. But I’m happy with the results.
And now I’m not so regretful that I forgot to cancel my Skillshare membership and it I renewed for another year. Oops. I better try to make the time to learn lots now.
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Nancy
3/10/2022 07:35:59 am
Wow. You taught an adult class in water color! I am impressed!
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Laura
3/10/2022 10:52:01 am
Glad I inspired you! And “misty pine forests” is a pleasant phrase :)
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