Wet on Wet Watercolor Cats

SPONSOR: South Los Angeles Chapter (Solar Nibs)

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

In this fun painting class, I will teach you all about creating wet on wet watercolor cats, or in other words, "floofs"! I do this through four unique watercolor projects, each complete in itself. Each project has its own focus from floof cat heads, tabby floof, siamese floof, and finally, floof cat on head! 

This workshop will be recorded and available for 2 weeks. 

Zoom invitation and handouts (if any) will be sent out a few days prior to workshop date.

ABOUT TERRY:

Terry Runyan is a visual artist, creative encourager and cat lover.  She lives in Kansas City with her two kitties Rylee & Tucker.  She loves sharing with others about creativity and being an artist. In addition to her YouTube videos, she has several courses on Teachable and Skillshare ranging from art style to storytelling illustration.  She is the author of Painting Happiness - Creativity with Watercolor and Painting Cats - Curious, Mindful, & Free-Spirited Watercolor.

SUPPLY LIST: 

Link for the supply list:  Supply List - Wet on Wet Watercolor Cats.pdf

REGISTRATION: 

1) First, register by clicking the "REGISTER" button at the top left of this page. This workshop is for SfC members only. 

2) Please do Step 1 first in order to ensure your payment does not go unnoticed. Then, make payment by PayPal or check. Workshop fee is $22. No refunds will be issued. If paying by check, make payable to "Solar Nibs" and send to: Linda Renner, 3223 East First Street, Long Beach, CA 90803.

You must be a member of SfC when you register and when the class is held. Your membership must be current at time of sign-up, as well as when class is held. No reservation will be held until your dues are current. Please follow the link on the main website page "Join SfC" to become an SfC member. 

If you have any questions, please email Lona at sfc.solarnibs@gmail.com. 

NO audio or video recording of any program, meeting, workshop or other SfC function permitted without prior consent of both guest artist and a representative of the Board of Governors. You must ask permission of the artist/ instructor to photograph any copyrighted materials, including demos.