Classes & Events
I'd love to paint with you.
Join me in exploring the magic of expressive imperfection. Relaxed, encouraging watercolor classes where we explore, create, let go of control and embrace the unexpected. And somewhere along the way, I’ll introduce you to my friend Blob.
Class | The Magic of Expressive Imperfection — Watercolor Trees
Come paint trees with me at Studio North! We'll take a closer look at all kinds of trees, exploring their shapes, structure, and unique personalities. Along the way, we'll play with color, texture, and watercolor techniques to help you paint trees with more confidence, creativity, and freedom!
Class | The Magic of Expressive Imperfection — Loose & Expressive Birds in Watercolor
Explore loose, expressive birds in watercolor while learning to simplify references, suggest rather than describe, and use color, edges, brushwork, texture, and expressive marks to give your birds personality and feeling.
Class | The Magic of Expressive Imperfection — Landscapes
Explore loose, expressive watercolor landscapes through atmosphere, texture, value, and playful mark-making. We’ll simplify what we see, experiment with different ways of applying paint, and leave plenty of room for watercolor to surprise us.
Class | The Magic of Expressive Imperfection — Loose Florals in Watercolor
Explore loose, expressive fall florals in watercolor with a focus on brushwork, shape, texture, and glow. We’ll work step by step while leaving plenty of room for personal choices and expressive marks.
Class | The Magic of Expressive Imperfection — Fall Florals in Watercolor
Explore loose, expressive fall florals in watercolor with a focus on brushwork, shape, texture, and glow. We’ll work step by step while leaving plenty of room for personal choices and expressive marks.
Class | The Magic of Expressive Imperfection — Loose Landscapes in Watercolor
Explore loose, expressive watercolor landscapes using reference, imagination, texture, and playful mark-making. This three-week class is all about creating atmosphere, simplifying what you see, and letting watercolor do some of the work.