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October 23-29, 2011
Watercolor painting can become an outlet for refreshing and
renewing our selves. Learning good technique is a path to good
painting and the use of the brush, paper and the paint has a
meditative quality that can encourage a focused spirit.
This class is appropriate for beginners who would like to learn
the
basics of watercolor painting or for intermediate students who
would like to refresh and improve their technique. The intent
of the
class is to improve students’ basic knowledge of the fluid medium;
move ahead in skills; review ideas on how to determine solid
design and composition; learn how to utilize digital photographs
as
reference material; and teach students how to complete their
work
and “gently” self-critique.
All the basic skills will be reviewed as well as contemporary
techniques used for texturing watercolor paintings. Daily
demonstrations by the instructor are included. For more
information visit www.catherinehillis.com.
Catherine Hillis
Catherine has painted all her life, winning awards and honors
at competitive shows regionally and nationally, and earning
“Signature Membership” status in the Southern Watercolor
Society, Virginia Watercolor Society, Pennsylvania Watercolor
Society, Baltimore Watercolor Society and the Potomac
Valley Watercolor Society. During the summer of 2010, the
Department of the Interior awarded her a position as Artistin-
Residence in Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. For
more information, visit www.catherinehillis.com.
Registration fee is $300+ housing & meals
Additional information, including registration and housing
fees, can be found at www.ghostranch.org or you may call the
Registrar’s Office at 505.685.4333, ext. 4152 or ext. 4155.
www.ghostranch.org.
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