Learning To See The Landscape

Watercolor Landscape

With Sean Hudson

Thursday, April 16th & 23rd / 1:30pm – 4:00pm

Course Description: 

Join me for a two-session watercolor workshop where we’ll translate the high desert landscape into expressive paintings. In the first session, we’ll practice essential watercolor techniques and work step-by-step using imagination and reference images I provide. In the second session, you’ll apply what you’ve learned to create a painting from an image of your choice, developing your own interpretation of the landscape. By the end of the workshop, you’ll complete several small paintings, pick up practical watercolor tips and techniques, and leave with renewed confidence in your ability to observe and paint the landscape.

Materials:

* All Materials provided

Paints – Daniel Smith professional watercolors
Brushes – Princeton Velvetouch – various Rounds
Paper – Fabriano Artistico, 100% cotton cold press, 10×14”
Additionally – jars, towels, palettes, and imagery

About the Artist: 

Sean Hudson is an Albuquerque-based visual artist and educator whose luminous watercolor paintings explore themes of change, beauty, and perception in the high desert landscape. He earned his MFA from the University of New Mexico in 2017 and exhibits his work both regionally and nationally. A passionate teacher, Hudson leads watercolor workshops throughout New Mexico and is known for helping students of all experience levels develop their own unique visual voice. To learn more about Sean and his work, visit http://www.magicskywatercolor.com or follow him on Instagram @magikflowerz.

*This workshop is held in our downstairs classroom, which is not accessible to wheelchairs and some other mobility devices.

No Refunds Past April 13th