Do you know the basics of watercolor painting, but feel that a
finished landscape still feels challenging? Then this class is for you!
It is designed for artists who already have some watercolor experience
and a love for painting landscapes. Over 4 weeks (2.5 hours per
session), we’ll explore the beauty of spring—soft light, fresh greens,
and flowing water—through small-format watercolor paintings. Each class
is demonstration-based. You’ll receive a reference photo, and the
instructor will guide you step by step—from initial sketch and value
study to a finished piece. You’ll first observe the process, then paint
along with guidance. Questions are welcome at any time. By the end of
the class, you’ll have a clear, repeatable process for creating
watercolor landscapes and the confidence to bring your own spring scenes
to life.
Instructor’s name:
Zi Li
(Lily) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges watercolor,
ceramics, and visual storytelling. As a previous Chinese international
student, Lily’s visual language is shaped by both Eastern and Western
influences. With over six years of dedicated practice, Lily’s art has
been recognized internationally, receiving the Daniel Smith Artist Award
from the Northwest Watercolor Society and selection for the Southern
Watercolor Society’s international exhibition. Her artworks are also
shown on Instagram @keepbabyfatlilyforever19, and
https://www.etsy.com/shop/AtelierPandaandOtter on Etsy.
Class Type:
4-week class, 2.5 hours per week
Class Time:
Tuesday, May 5th - 26th, 6pm - 8:30pm
Tuition:
$85.00
Ages: 15 and up
Supplies
Not provided. Here is the link to the supplies you should bring to class each week.
