Watercolor Still Lifes—2 Session Course, with Anne Kaese
May 3 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$90.00
Capture the Essence: Enjoying the Moment with Watercolor Still Lifes , with Anne Kaese
When:
Day 1: Friday 3 May 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Day 2: Friday 10 May 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Where:
The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum, 521 Main Ave, Moorhead, MN 56560
Course fee: $90*
Duration: 2 hours ea. session
Age Requirement: 13+
Course Registration Link: https://www.therourke.org/capturing-the-essence.html
Watercolor allows us to be expressive, contemplative, and creative—all in the same time frame and on the same sheet of paper. It is magic with water, pigment, and a brush. In this 2-session class, we are going to cover basic drawing and painting techniques using a still life as our reference. We get to look with the eyes of our heart as we draw what we see, and use paint to capture the objects.
This class will sharpen your eye and your drawing skills, and freshen up painting techniques. You can paint big or small, detailed or loose. The goal is to feel the colour and shapes, the textures and the magic of time with life and art. It is a joy and gift to give yourself.
There will be a homework component to practice the skills learned. You can work at whatever size is comfortable for you.
Supply needed for class:
Bring your own artist-quality watercolor paints and brushes, watercolor paper of any size, a board, pencil, and eraser (no Artist Loft or dollar store pans, please!)
– OR –
Purchase a kit of paints and brushes from the instructor for an additional $25 by selecting “Capture the Essence + Optional Supply Kit” at checkout.
Do not wear special clothes or do wear an apron.
If you have any questions about supplies, contact Anne Kaese at [email protected]
* Cancel your registration up to 14 days prior to class day by emailing [email protected] for a partial refund.
About Your Instructor:
Anne Kaese is an educator, mentor, and passionate supporter of the heritage arts with a primary focus and interest on calligraphy, watercolor and bookmaking (and a side focus on the medieval arts). She is an active and enthusiastic teacher of the Arts within the community and nationally.
