Pamela Harnois Workshop with Zoom

NWS presents

Pamela Harnois Workshop with Zoom

2-Day Loose online Watercolor Workshop with Pamela Harnois

Date: May 22-23, 2021
Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm EST (Eastern Daylight Time) for 3-hours each day

Fee: $100 USD

Space is limited

Join us for this 2-Day Loose Watercolor Workshop with artist Pamela Harnois. Pamela will demonstrate how to add textures to maximize your artwork while working in her light and loose watercolor style.

Saturday, May 22: The first day we will work on colorful Woods Outstanding utilizing a wet-on-wet technique approach. Learn how to prepare a partially wet surface and work with a limited amount of drawing details. She will review how to best approach your overall composition and determine how to position trees and branches into your painting.

Sunday, May 23: The second day we will loosen up with Snapdragons! These snapdragons will also be painted using a wet-on-wet technique. Giving colors a chance to mix and flow together. Learn to mix and layer colors to maximize their luminosity.

Each workshop demonstration includes mixing colors and her light and loose watercolor approach while adding texture. Handouts that will be emailed to you prior to the workshop. Handouts will include the image used for your instruction, a supply list and color palette. Please have it available to you during the

 workshop. Pamela will do a demonstration of the work from start to finish. You can ask questions during the demo via the chat function. Pamela will set a comfortable pace and explain steps as she paints.

You’ll have an option at your discretion to do a painting using the techniques demonstrated, or you can just watch and take notes.  Pamela will be available to review your painting during the final 15-20 minutes of class each day.

Check out Pamela’s work at https://www.pamelaharnois.com/

Once you have signed-up, we will send you the supply list. In the week before the workshop we will send you the information about the Zoom sign-on. We recommend you sign on using a labtop  (larger than the size of a tablet or smart phone) so you can fully enjoy the workshop on a large screen.