Intro to Watercolor Technique w/ Chris Muzerall, Feb 6-March 5
Description:
Join professional painter Chris Muzerall for a five-week beginner watercolor painting class. Chris will cover different techniques each week and students will create a painting from each specific lesson. Color theory, paint application (including washes and dry brush) and layering techniques will be covered. Also how to plan ahead for your final painting and the importance of sketching and composition. Students will work from both landscape photos and still life set up. This class is suitable for the beginner student or those who wish to improve their skills. Students will received a painting kit from instructor at the first class that will cover their materials and that they can take home. (this includes a large plastic mixing palette w/ Windsor Newton pro level watercolors, set of Lang Nickel watercolor brushes, and Canson 11x14" size watercolor paper) A $40 fee will be payable to the instructor at the first class to cover these supplies. If students would like to bring their own supplies, please contact us to make sure the supplies are appropriate and are artist grade. Class size will be limited to 8 people to allow for individual attention. Open to adults and high school aged students.
Tuesdays, Feb 6-March 5 (five weeks) 5:30pm-8pm $225 (students can bring food/drink)
Cancellation Policy: We ask that you to give us three weeks notice if you need to cancel for a full refund minus a $25 cancellation fee. Cancellations should be made by phone by calling (603) 387-3463. This provides us the opportunity to fill the space. We are sorry, but we cannot give refunds or issue credits for missed classes or no shows.
Chris Muzerall is a long time Mt. Washington Valley resident. The son of a prominent Jackson artist, Myke Morton he was immersed in art from an early age. With much encouragement and some formal training from artists such as his mother and other MWV artists like David Baker and Ernie Brown, he went on to find his own technique
An avid outdoorsman, his work is strongly influenced by nature and it’s abstract patterns. He works in many diverse mediums as each has it’s own appeal, but believes the thought process to be the same. His work is strongly inspired by Sargent, Homer and countless others, in many styles, not just realism as he is looking to create art in a classic style with contemporary colors.
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