Watercolor Landscapes
Dates
Ages
On Thursdays
Class Location
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Class space is limited.
Recommended Art Supplies:
a small block of watercolor paper
– cold-press paper is a good choice if you want to focus on painting
– hot-press paper is a good choice if you want to draw with ink and then paint
– smaller sizes like 5”x7”or 8”x10” are best for painting fast
a pigment ink pen
– single-width 0.5 (or larger) – Sakura Pigma Micron or Faber-Castell Pitt Pens are good choices
a small watercolor set
– pans are easier to transport, but tubs offer more options
Watercolor Brushes
– a reservoir brush with water in the handle is really convenient – but regular short-handle watercolor brushes are also great!
a mechanical pencil
a paper towel (or an old washcloth)
Optional Art Supplies:
artist or painters’ tape
a binder clip (or bulldog clip)
a compact travel easel (if you like to work upright)
INSTRUCTOR
Allison Frink
Allison has been creating since she was old enough to hold a crayon. She earned a BFA in Animation and has been teaching and organizing community art classes since 2006. She loves trying new mediums, learning new skills, and sharing that knowledge. Current favorites include watercolors, drawing, jewelry, and fiber arts.
