Watercolor Painting

Learn to paint a beautiful scene in watercolors. Follow step-by-step instructions and engage in discussion on the difference between dry brush work, wet on wet, and wet on dry as you participate in this enjoyable workshop. This is a great, no fear, way to learn to paint in watercolors. See website for supply list.

Paint and Brushes	Supplies Needed
Artist’s Loft TM Fundamentals TM Watercolor Pan Set Watercolor Paper such as Canson 9 x 12 pad Watercolor Brushes such as Royal & Langnickel acrylic handle round number 10 brush Recommended - 1 inch flat soft bristle flat brush	Pencil Cup or jar for water Paper towels A board to tape paper flat Masking tape Hair Dryer to speed drying time

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Eligible UCare members may receive up to a $15 discount on many Community Education classes when registering over the phone. Contact Community Education for further information.

Vanessa Merry

Instructor

Vanessa Merry’s passion for art began at young age. As a child she attended painting classes with her mother which gave her a first-hand look at the creative process behind a work of art. The artists she met in these classes inspired her, and then and there she knew that wanted to be an artist too. To help fulfill this dream, Vanessa immersed herself in art and took as many art classes as she could. She also entered her first art competition at the age of 16 where she won Best in Show with a pen and ink drawing of Icarus falling.

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