We appreciate your interest in our classes for adults. Our 6-week Artist Series meet once a week for 3 hours and cost $250 per 6-week session. Our One-Day Workshops typically cost $99. Current studio members receive 20% off all classes offered at Artascope. For info about inclement weather and how it might affect classes, please click HERE.
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Illustrating Bouquets with Watercolor and Ink One-Day Workshop
March 3 @ 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
SOLD OUT.
Sunday, March 3rd from 10:00AM-5:00PM
Students of all skill levels will learn dip pen and ink techniques, and integrate them with watercolor. We’ll begin by covering skills for drawing with pen and ink, and watercolor techniques such as glazing, charging, ‘wet on wet’, layering, and more. You will move from short studies and exercises in the morning to a longer study in the afternoon. Rather than creating a formulaic step-by-step painting, you will be given tools for innovation and experimentation, and will finish the day with a totally unique painting of your bouquet.
$99 workshop fee does not include materials.
The materials supply kit is $25 and can be purchased directly from the instructor with cash, check, or card.
We will have an hour break for lunch between Noon-1pm. The studio will be closed during this break, but there are nearby parks where you can eat lunch if you brought your own, or you can check out one of the local restaurants in the area.
Sold out, but you can click on the button below and follow the steps to join the waitlist at the next screen.
About the instructor: Claire Loon Baldwin is a Maine-based illustrator, designer, and storyteller inspired by the surreal beauty of nature. She spent several years working as an environmental educator and national park ranger throughout the west, and strives to inspire wonder and reverence for the natural world with her art. In 2018, Claire created the official centennial poster series for Grand Canyon National Park. Since then, clients have included the Maine Audubon Society, the Nature Conservancy, and Down East Magazine. Claire is currently working on her first book illustration project with DK Publishing. View her work at https://www.claireloonbaldwin.com.
Images are copyright of Claire Loon Baldwin.
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