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Fall Watercolor Classes: Landscape, Wildlife & Beginner

Three exciting watercolor classes to keep you busy this fall!

Splendors of Watercolor Eight Week Beginner Class



with Ben Macomber

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October 1st - November 19th  Tuesdays 6 - 8pm

Members: $40.00       Non-Members:$80.00

The instructor will demonstrate the various techniques
of working in watercolor and introduce students to the characteristics
of watercolor, application of paint and drying times. There will be a
focus on composition, value, style and focal point. The instructor will
seek to enhance each student’s individual painting styles and skill
level.

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Painting Elements of Landscape Six Week Watercolor Class



with Jerry Aissis



October 2nd - November 6th      Wednesdays 10am - 12:30pm



Members: $80    Non-Members: $95



This class will emphasize  painting rocks, trees,
water and buildings that can be used to create a landscape.  Emphasis
will be in mixing colors directly on the paper, learning to use
controlled washes and creating textures that simulate actual objects
used to paint a landscape.  This six week class will  have students
using photos of their own to learn the basics of watercolor and how to
push it to more than just copying the photo.




Painting Wildlife Six Week Watercolor Class with Kris Occhino



October 10th - November 14th    Thursdays 10am - 12:30pm



Members: $80    Non-Members: $95




Animals (domestic or wild), waterfowl, and birds are
fun to paint.  The instructor will demonstrate techniques for sketching
and painting wildlife and for creating the textures of fur, feathers,
etc. Students will be shown a variety of design ideas for backgrounds
that will help to highlight their wildlife images.  Some of the
photographic images needed for assignments will be provided. Students
should start collecting photos of wildlife for others.

To sign up please visit our website at www.riws.org
or call the gallery 401-7261876
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