Upcoming Workshops
If you would like to host a workshop, please contact me at 715-342-5779 or asingsaas@hotmail.com
Pour, Paint and Print
Location: Lessons from the Art, 189 N. Main St., Iola, WI
Date: Saturday, Feb 25th 5pm-8pm.
Experience the flow, glow and unique properties of watercolor paint in a freeing technique that requires no previous skills. Plants and other materials will be used to make two types of prints. Come explore color and composition with these simple techniques. Beginners welcome, materials included.
For more information, please take a look at the Lessons from the Art website.
Fear No Watercolor
Location: Lessons from the Art, 189 N. Main St., Iola, WI
Dates: Mondays, March 5 & 12, 6pm-8pm
Learn about the materials and basic techniques that are the foundation of watercolor painting. This class is meant for those with no experience in the medium or the artist who finds watercolor frustrating and confusing. We will cover how to handle your equipment, produce flat, graded, and random washes, glazing, drypoint, masking, lifting, pouring, setting up for a painting and more. Lots of time for demonstrations and Q&A.
(Students provide their own equipment. Materials list available) (paper available for purchase in class from instructor)
For more information, please take a look at the Lessons from the Art website.
Road Scholar Painting and Sketching in the Northwoods.
Location: Treehaven Education and Conference Center near Rhinelander, WI
Dates: September 23-28, 2012
Program number: 4529
For more information please take a look at the Road Scholar or Treehaven website.
Click here for the art supply packing list for Road Scholar, 2012
What I use to paint when I’m outdoors:
Yarka original 24-pan watercolor set
Arches travel Album (6”x10”)
watercolor brushes from Robert Simmons Sienna , 1/2 flat, #10 round, size 0 liner.
pencil
waterbottle
reusable towel
drafting tape
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Upon request, here is my “favorite watercolor supplies” list. This is not the supply list for every class but a general guide to buying your first watercolor supplies