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Watercolour Class- Monday Sept.14th-Nov.16th from 7p-9p (8 weeks)
You are purchasing 1 spot in our Adult Watercolour Art Class on Mondays from 7pm-9pm. This is an in studio session.
Instructor : Julie Glaude
Dates: Sept.14th-Nov.16th
Time: 7:00–9:00 PM
Watercolour Painting Class: Food-Inspired Art
Join us for a relaxed and inspiring watercolour painting class running Mondays from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM, from September 14th to November 16th
(no class the weeks of September 21st and October 12th).
This session explores a food-inspired theme, from fresh and vibrant fruits to indulgent desserts and classic still life compositions. Using the fluid and expressive nature of watercolour, you’ll learn how to capture the beauty and delicacy of food in a unique way.
Throughout the course, we’ll focus on essential techniques such as layering washes, controlling water, and building depth. You’ll also explore value, light, and colour harmony to create paintings that feel lively and full of dimension.
Whether you’re new to watercolour or looking to refine your skills, this class offers a supportive space to learn and experiment. Come unwind, get creative, and enjoy a process that’s as satisfying as it is fun—no matter your subject of choice.
All skill levels are welcome.*taxes not included
You will provide your own supplies. This allows you to practice and work on your projects at home with the right tools and materials.
Supply List
There are usually 2 standard types of watercolour paints, pan colours and tubes. We would prefer you buy the tubes if you can. It’s easier to apply.
Recommended colours:
Lemon Yellow
Cadmium Yellow Medium (a must have )
Yellow Ochre
Cadmium Red Medium (a must have)
Alizarin Crimson
Permanent Rose
French Ultramarine Blue ( a must have)
Cobalt Blue
Cerulean Blue
Burnt Umber or Burnt Sienna (a must have)
*later you may choose to buy more (it’s fun)
Tools
2 jars for water
Pencil: 2H or HB
#1 round Nylon brush ( a smaller brush for detail)
#8 round Nylon brush (some companies vary in their sizes so don’t need to be super specific with these numbers)
#10 round Nylon
1 inch flat Nylon brush
NOTE: you can buy a value pack just make sure it’s a watercolour set. Micheals has a great one for $17
Inexpensive #4 ( a small one) for applying masking fluid
You are welcome to have more brushes to experiment with
Masking fluid (also called Frisket, drawing gum.. )
Cold press 140-LB watercolour paper (arches or strathmore are strong suggestions. I would stay away from Artist Loft level 2 paper from Micheal’s, level 3 artist loft should be fine )
Water colour pencils ( a small pack you don’t need all the colours, a pack of 8 or so is good.)
Masking tape
Paint palette big enough for every colour to have a spot and space to mix paint.(a plastic one that can close or has a lid. I suggest a bigger one from Amazon, I can no longer find them in the local art stores)
Paper towel
Waterproof ultra fine tip sharpie
sponge (sea sponge pack from the dollar store works, or any sponge without the abrasive material)
MDF board or flat board to tape your paper to. (Any hard surface, a canvas board is a perfect option as well)
*Please note we only give partial refunds back in the event of emergencies only. This excludes sick days or no shows. Due to the nature of the business for our adult classes, we cannot do make up classes or give refunds for missed classes. We apologize for this inconvenience.
You are purchasing 1 spot in our Adult Watercolour Art Class on Mondays from 7pm-9pm. This is an in studio session.
Instructor : Julie Glaude
Dates: Sept.14th-Nov.16th
Time: 7:00–9:00 PM
Watercolour Painting Class: Food-Inspired Art
Join us for a relaxed and inspiring watercolour painting class running Mondays from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM, from September 14th to November 16th
(no class the weeks of September 21st and October 12th).
This session explores a food-inspired theme, from fresh and vibrant fruits to indulgent desserts and classic still life compositions. Using the fluid and expressive nature of watercolour, you’ll learn how to capture the beauty and delicacy of food in a unique way.
Throughout the course, we’ll focus on essential techniques such as layering washes, controlling water, and building depth. You’ll also explore value, light, and colour harmony to create paintings that feel lively and full of dimension.
Whether you’re new to watercolour or looking to refine your skills, this class offers a supportive space to learn and experiment. Come unwind, get creative, and enjoy a process that’s as satisfying as it is fun—no matter your subject of choice.
All skill levels are welcome.*taxes not included
You will provide your own supplies. This allows you to practice and work on your projects at home with the right tools and materials.
Supply List
There are usually 2 standard types of watercolour paints, pan colours and tubes. We would prefer you buy the tubes if you can. It’s easier to apply.
Recommended colours:
Lemon Yellow
Cadmium Yellow Medium (a must have )
Yellow Ochre
Cadmium Red Medium (a must have)
Alizarin Crimson
Permanent Rose
French Ultramarine Blue ( a must have)
Cobalt Blue
Cerulean Blue
Burnt Umber or Burnt Sienna (a must have)
*later you may choose to buy more (it’s fun)
Tools
2 jars for water
Pencil: 2H or HB
#1 round Nylon brush ( a smaller brush for detail)
#8 round Nylon brush (some companies vary in their sizes so don’t need to be super specific with these numbers)
#10 round Nylon
1 inch flat Nylon brush
NOTE: you can buy a value pack just make sure it’s a watercolour set. Micheals has a great one for $17
Inexpensive #4 ( a small one) for applying masking fluid
You are welcome to have more brushes to experiment with
Masking fluid (also called Frisket, drawing gum.. )
Cold press 140-LB watercolour paper (arches or strathmore are strong suggestions. I would stay away from Artist Loft level 2 paper from Micheal’s, level 3 artist loft should be fine )
Water colour pencils ( a small pack you don’t need all the colours, a pack of 8 or so is good.)
Masking tape
Paint palette big enough for every colour to have a spot and space to mix paint.(a plastic one that can close or has a lid. I suggest a bigger one from Amazon, I can no longer find them in the local art stores)
Paper towel
Waterproof ultra fine tip sharpie
sponge (sea sponge pack from the dollar store works, or any sponge without the abrasive material)
MDF board or flat board to tape your paper to. (Any hard surface, a canvas board is a perfect option as well)
*Please note we only give partial refunds back in the event of emergencies only. This excludes sick days or no shows. Due to the nature of the business for our adult classes, we cannot do make up classes or give refunds for missed classes. We apologize for this inconvenience.