Creating a Nature journal: Watercolor

Painting in a nature journal is a relaxing way to slow down and connect with the outdoors. Begin by observing a flower, leaf, feather, or other natural object, paying close attention to its shape, colors, and textures. Lightly sketch the subject with pencil before applying watercolor in thin, transparent layers, allowing each layer to dry before adding more color and detail. Focus on capturing the essence of your subject rather than perfection, and consider adding notes about the location, date, or your observations alongside the painting. I will teach you watercolor painting techniques, how to work with your brushes to create value and texture and enhance your work. Over time, your nature journal becomes a personal collection of artistic memories and a visual record of the beauty you discover in nature. All levels welcome. You will also have some fun learning a new technique.

This class will be hosted off-site at the home of the instructor. Directions to the home will be provided after registration.

Skill Level: Beginner/All Levels

Instructor: Camille Daunno (Read Camille's bio)

Members: $110

Non-members: $132

Materials Fee: $20 cash or venmo (collected at time of workshop)

Materials Provided by instructor: Set of watercolor paints,3 brushes, practice paper, watercolor journal, water container, pencil, eraser, resource

Student should bring: Any found object or flower you want to draw from, and lunch as there will be a break. 

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