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[Virtual] Roses: Old and New, April 6, 2024 9:30PM

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Photo credit: Billy Showell
Roses: Old and New

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Billy Showell will be teaching her wet in wet techniques and approach to painting roses old and new. The first stage will be painting the fresh rose. Billy will set out the stages and work live and slow for students to follow along. Students can paint all or parts of the flowers to tailor the class to their specific level. Billy will be using Saunders Waterford High White hot pressed in block form. Please use the paper you prefer but please note that she does not recommend Arches for wet in wet. Wet in wet is a process that requires preparation and practice and the results can be quick and soft, perfect for roses!

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[Virtual] Roses: Old and New

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Instructor: Visiting artist Billy Showell

Saturdays: Apr. 6, 13, 20 | 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
No after-class meeting

$235 members | $265 nonmembers
Presented as a live webinar through Zoom

Objective: To be able to use the wet on wet watercolor technique for painting a rose.
Level:  Intermediate to Advanced
Prerequisites: Botanical Drawing I and II and Watercolor I (or equivalent experience; contact Stephanie Lind slind@phipps.conservatory.org)

Supply list (PDF) 

Relevant demos are recorded and made available to pre-registered students within 1 week of each class session. Videos will be viewable for one month from receipt.

Billy Showell will be teaching her wet in wet techniques and approach to painting roses old and new. The first stage will be painting the fresh rose. Billy will set out the stages and work live and slow for students to follow along. Students can paint all or parts of the flowers to tailor the class to their specific level. Billy will be using Saunders Waterford High White hot pressed in block form. Please use the paper you prefer but please note that she does not recommend Arches for wet in wet. Wet in wet is a process that requires preparation and practice and the results can be quick and soft, perfect for roses! Botanical Art and Illustration certificate program elective.

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  • Receiving Class Credit: For both core and elective classes, students must attend all class sessions and complete and submit all the work required to earn class credit. Class credit is important if a student is pursuing the Basic or Advanced Botanical Art and Illustration certificate. Even if a student is not sure about pursuing the certificate, it is recommended that they earn credit for each class because this is difficult to do retroactively. If a student has to miss class (e.g. health reasons or a death in the family), they must contact the instructor at their earliest convenience to see if it’s possible to still earn class credit.
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