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Adult Workshops & Classes Painting Sunlight and Shadow in Watercolor | Catherine Hearding | Wed-Sat, Sept 3-6 | 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
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Painting Sunlight and Shadow in Watercolor | Catherine Hearding | Wed-Sat, Sept 3-6 | 9:00 AM-4:00 PM

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Adult | Watercolor | Levels 3-4

Members: $560 | Non-Members: $600

Course ID: 2D2528

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*This workshop must meet a minimum number of students by July 30, 2025.

Concept

The medium of watercolor is especially well-suited for creating luminosity and capturing light. In this workshop, learn how to use values, color temperature, and intensity to create the contrast that represents light. Discover how to mix darks for maximum contrast while maintaining the full transparency and beauty of watercolor, as well as how to paint luminous shadows.

Experience

Daily demonstrations and group discussions emphasize the importance of the tools of value, color temperature, and color intensity. Ample hands-on practice focuses on experimenting, having fun, and letting the paint and water flow; allowing them to do the work. Catherine provides individualized instruction and feedback throughout each day.

Skill Level

Open to intermediate to advanced watercolor painters.

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Adult | Watercolor | Levels 3-4

Members: $560 | Non-Members: $600

Course ID: 2D2528

Register Now

*This workshop must meet a minimum number of students by July 30, 2025.

Concept

The medium of watercolor is especially well-suited for creating luminosity and capturing light. In this workshop, learn how to use values, color temperature, and intensity to create the contrast that represents light. Discover how to mix darks for maximum contrast while maintaining the full transparency and beauty of watercolor, as well as how to paint luminous shadows.

Experience

Daily demonstrations and group discussions emphasize the importance of the tools of value, color temperature, and color intensity. Ample hands-on practice focuses on experimenting, having fun, and letting the paint and water flow; allowing them to do the work. Catherine provides individualized instruction and feedback throughout each day.

Skill Level

Open to intermediate to advanced watercolor painters.

Adult | Watercolor | Levels 3-4

Members: $560 | Non-Members: $600

Course ID: 2D2528

Register Now

*This workshop must meet a minimum number of students by July 30, 2025.

Concept

The medium of watercolor is especially well-suited for creating luminosity and capturing light. In this workshop, learn how to use values, color temperature, and intensity to create the contrast that represents light. Discover how to mix darks for maximum contrast while maintaining the full transparency and beauty of watercolor, as well as how to paint luminous shadows.

Experience

Daily demonstrations and group discussions emphasize the importance of the tools of value, color temperature, and color intensity. Ample hands-on practice focuses on experimenting, having fun, and letting the paint and water flow; allowing them to do the work. Catherine provides individualized instruction and feedback throughout each day.

Skill Level

Open to intermediate to advanced watercolor painters.

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INSTRUCTOR

Tired of trying to remove oil paint from her clothing, Catherine Hearding’s mom gave her her first set of tube watercolors at age 11 and she never looked back. Her 40-year career includes many achievements; most recently, the High Winds Medal from the American Watercolor Society. In the classroom, Catherine believes there is always something of merit in students’ work. She reinforces the good, while making suggestions for improvement for the rest. When not teaching or painting, she loves to garden, golf, hike, and travel.

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