Drawing and Painting Horses in Watercolor-ALL LEVELS

In this workshop we will explore Mother Nature’s most glorious creation – The Horse!  How to properly draw the horse and portray its form in watercolor will be our focus.   We will concentrate on the basic proportions of the horse, as well as evaluating coat color and how best to approach a painting.  The color wheel and color mixing will be covered as well as washes and wet and dry brush techniques. 

Watercolor is the most exciting medium as it is the only medium that performs on the paper and delivers exciting and oftentimes, unexpected results.  Watercolor is often maligned as a difficult medium, however, I do not believe this to be true and I hope that by the end of the workshop you will be convinced that these stereotypes of watercolor are unjust.  The aim of this workshop is to make you feel comfortable and excited about drawing and painting horses in watercolor. 

Depending on what you have, supply wise, you can expect to spend between $50-200 on supplies, but please remember that this is an investment that will have great returns, for poor quality materials will only produce poor quality results, and I would not wish for you to waste your efforts only to be disappointed with the end product.

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Valerie Coe Workshop Flyer 8 x 11 PDF.pdf

This class is $300 for all three days. To pay offline, contact Kim Randleas at 541-620-3788 or email paintedskycenter@gmail.com or drop payment off at Kim's office. The remainder to be paid at least 30 days before the class. 

This class will be structured in a way that will be useful to beginner through advanced levels. Bottled water, coffee, and snacks will be provided. Please bring a sack lunch.