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Learn the approach of dry brush watercolor painting. Drawing, brush calligraphy, application of paint and the emphasis of light will be attributed.

We will be working from master copies from master watercolorist Andrew Wyeth and other contemporary watercolorists that use the dry brush technique. Primarily we will be working from life, reference photography, and home work will be given that consists of thumbnail comps, sketches, color and value studies as well.

Supply List:

Windsor and Newton Cotman watercolor brushes a variety of rounds and flats

Paper towel or cloth

Watercolor palette

Arches cold pressed watercolor block 9”x12”

A butter knife

A hard eraser

Graphite(pencil) any grade H or B

Two cups for water

Windsor and Newton watercolor tubes or Holbein Watercolor: burnt umber, raw umber, Davy's grey, alizarin crimson, Vandyke brown, yellow ochre, Terre Verde, ivory black.

Razor Blades

This is a 6 week course from 3/2/21 - 4/6/21

You will receive your Zoom access email and further instructions 48 hours prior to class start date.

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