Beginners Watercolor Painting

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Allowed Ages: 15 and up

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Ever wanted to spend an afternoon painting with Bob Ross? We don't have Bob, but our painting instructor, Irving, is a close second! Spend an afternoon relaxing and brushing up on your art skills with Irving. We will be going over the basics so you can start your artistic journey with watercolors. No experience necessary. All skill levels are welcome.

Beginners Watercolor Painting classes will be held on the first Friday and Saturday of the month.

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This is a two session class, once confirmed you will be able to attend the Beginners Watercolor Painting class on Friday and Saturday from 2:00pm to 3:30pm.

 

Once you are registered you will be added to the class mailing list. Please wait for an email inviting you to a seat in the class. There are only 10 seats available so please state if you wish to bring one or more people with you. Availability is based on a first come first served basis.

 

You will be sent a confirmation email once your seat has been reserved. If you were not sent an email confirmation you will be placed on the waiting list and will be notified if any seats become available.

 

  • We will be having the class on the 4th floor of the J Erik Jonsson Library inside the Lillian M Bradshaw Gallery. The class will start at 2pm through 3:30pm.

 

  • Just as a reminder the class is for ages 15 and up only, we ask attendees not to bring any guests unless previously approved as space and supplies are limited.

 

  • You do not need to bring any supplies however you are more than welcome to bring your own brushes, watercolors, or watercolor paper pads if you wish to become more accustomed to your tools as you grow as an artist.