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Autumn Landscapes in Watercolor

5 Thursdays, 6:30pm-9pm. September 17-October 15

Image courtesy of Thomas Needham

Create a stunning Autumn landscape in watercolor.

Skill Level: All Skill Levels Welcome

Instructor: Thomas Needham

SUPPLIES TO BRING FROM HOME: Students must bring paints, brushes & paper. Supply list provided upon registration.

More about the Class: Crisp air, brilliant blue skies, hills of rust, and leaves of gold, autumn in full bloom is a painter’s paradise. Step into the studio this fall and capture the breathtaking beauty of the season through the vibrant, fluid medium of transparent watercolor. Whether you are picking up a brush for the first time or looking to refine your established style, this course offers a welcoming space to build confidence, experiment, and grow as an artist.

Under the guidance of a watercolorist with over forty years of professional experience, you will learn how to turn dynamic autumn landscapes into glowing works of art. Through live demonstrations and a clear, step-by-step approach, you will master essential modern techniques including rich wet-into-wet washes, seamless graduated skies, and the strategic use of masking fluid to preserve brilliant highlights. Tailored individual instruction ensures you receive personalized feedback suited to your unique skill level, giving you the solid foundation needed to achieve striking results.

Reserve your spot today to bring the beauty of the fall landscape to life on paper. A complete supply list will be provided upon registration.

Registration for this class closes September 17.


Member Tuition: $215

Non-member Tuition: $250


15% Discount with Membership Purchase: You can add a membership to your registration on the next screens to receive 15% off classes all year! Choose “Member Tuition,” add it to your cart, then select your desired membership level when the merchandise “add-on” options are available.

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