I'm loving the Strathmore On-Line Workshop 2 with Cathy Johnson --Watercolor Sketching. I have admired Cathy's nature journals and recently purchased her book. Nothing beats having a live instructor, though, and the on-line workshop has given me the first opportunity I've had to learn from a watercolor pro. We are two lessons into the course, and I've already learned a lot. This is an on-going course, so it's still open to newcomers.
In last week's lesson, Cathy gave us a demo of sketching Basil, one of her favorite plants. Naturally, my choice was the Hellebore. Here's my page, on which I used some of her techniques. One of those was "spattering" and it just so happened that the little vase I used to hold my flower had spattered spots in the glaze. How serendipitous is that?
In last week's lesson, Cathy gave us a demo of sketching Basil, one of her favorite plants. Naturally, my choice was the Hellebore. Here's my page, on which I used some of her techniques. One of those was "spattering" and it just so happened that the little vase I used to hold my flower had spattered spots in the glaze. How serendipitous is that?
I'm late getting started. Supposed to have a rainy day here tomorrow, maybe I'll watch the videos and get caught up.
ReplyDeleteSweet and playful and brimming with life. I can see that the workshop is having a great effect on your approach to art making.
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