Trees and Botanical Techniques Workshop
Workshop artist: Susan Giannantonio
Monday & Tuesday, July 20 & 21, 9:30-3:30, $100.
Watercolor Art Society-Houston (WAS-H)
1601 West Alabama, Houston, TX 77006
713 942-9966
Looking for new, fresh ways to depict the beauty of landscapes and gardens? Try these fun, fresh and loosely rendered techniques that almost paint themselves! This is such fun and last time this workshop had a long waiting list so subscribe now!
A rather unusual supply list is below, or email Susan: LuchoLiz@gmail.com.
A rather unusual supply list is below, or email Susan: LuchoLiz@gmail.com.
Supply List:
- Leaves: Freshly cut plants with printable veins, cut within 24 hours and flattened in a book. You may want to weigh down the book overnight. For best results, keep the plants flat in the book until we use them in class. Ferns and grasses, trees and bushes with prominent veining on their back side work beautifully. Also, interesting leaf shapes are lovely even without veining.
- Masking or painter's tape
- Watercolor pencils (otional)
- Rocks, flat glass marbles (floral arranging marbles), or weights for plants. May be bought at most Dollar-type stores
- A baggie of fresh grass from your yard
- Watercolors
- A pad of watercolor paper. We will do multiple paintings.
- Spray bottle or mist bottle of water
- Bottle of diluted dish detergent or shampoo
- White gouache (optional)
- White acrylic paint or paint marker(s) (optional)
- Cloths, rags or paper towels (I use terry cloth)
