Watercolor Workshop
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Watercolor Workshop
Peter P. Dama, BFA, MFA
This course is designed for the beginner/novice/intermediate/
advanced students over 18 years of age.
The instructor will give step by step demonstrations and students will complete weekly works while learning basic into advanced watercolor tech-niques such as wet-in-wet, wet-on-dry, scumbling and drybrush which all
will be demonstrated. At the end of the workshop, along with completed paintings, student will gain confidence to tackle their own project. Watercolor is one of the most convenient and versatile mediums in the fine arts. This workshop is for those interested in trying watercolors for the first time or those who have tried watercolors and would like to improve their skills. Through demonstrations and exercises, students will learn the techniques and properties of working in watercolor, including materials needed, color, and drying time. Students will be guided step-by-step toward completing finished paintings. This workshop will give students a solid foundation in watercolors to build upon and enjoy for years to come.
Materials Needed & Not included!
A pad/block of watercolor paper 9” x 12” or 11”X 14”
Graphite pencils 2H, 1 Kneaded Eraser, A color mixing palette (Plastic or ceramic).
Paint brushes. Sable Rounds #2, #4, #6, #8, #10 & #12
*Watercolor Paints a selection based on the Six Color Palette for beginners /Novices students.
*Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor Paint Studio Set half pan with brush, or similar brands can be used but recommend they be “Artist Quality” intermediates/advanced students.
Roll of paper towels, Container for water, and Masking tape