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[Virtual] Painting Pollinators with Watercolor Pencil : Capture Native Plant and Pollinator Interactions in Loose Watercolor Sketches, June 27, 2024 7:00PM
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Date
June 27, 2024
Location
Virtual Classroom
Name
[Virtual] Painting Pollinators with Watercolor Pencil : Capture Native Plant and Pollinator Interactions in Loose Watercolor Sketches
Description
Instructor: Rosalie Haizlett
Thurs., June 27 | 7 - 8 p.m.
$40 members | $50 nonmembers
Presented as a live webinar through Zoom
Supply List:
• A set of watercolor pencils (there are many great brands out there, including Winsor & Newton and Derwent)
• 2 - 3 watercolor brushes of varying sizes including one very thin one (size 1 - 4 round)
• Cold-pressed watercolor paper or mixed-media paper
• Sketching pencil
• Eraser
• Cup of water
• Paper towels
• Basic watercolor set (any)
Level: All levels
Prerequisites: None
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.
Watercolor pencils are a great tool for quickly creating dynamic scenes that are bursting with movement and energy, perfect for capturing the buzzing of bees or pulsing of hummingbird wings. In this relaxed, beginner-friendly Zoom class, nature illustrator Rosalie Haizlett will guide students through a complete watercolor pencil painting of a native plant and its insect or bird pollinator. First, Rosalie will show the process of creating pencil outlines from a reference photo. Then she'll share her favorite tricks for building up layers and textures to create a vibrant piece. For all the art supply enthusiasts in the audience, she'll also showcase a few spinoffs of the watercolor pencil, like ink pencils and water-soluble wax pastels. This class is perfect for beginner to intermediate level students or avid art-makers who are new to watercolor pencils. Botanical Art and Illustration Certificate elective
Art credit: Rosalie Haizlett
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Phipps Adult Education Policies
- All times are Eastern Time Zone.
- Cancellation Policy:
- Contact edu@phipps.conservatory.org or 412-441-4442 ext. 3925 to cancel a class registration.
- Up to two weeks before the class (or the first class date, for a multi-session class), you may receive a full refund minus a non-refundable $10 administrative fee.
- Up to 72 hours (3 days) before the class or the first class date, you may receive a 50% refund.
- Less than 72 hours (3 days) before the class or the first class date, there are no refunds.
- Special events like conferences will have a separate cancellation policy and refund deadline.
- Phipps Adult Education classes are designed for individuals 18 years of age and older. Minors are permitted to attend online classes. Parents/guardians are welcome to sit in on class, but need to sign up separately to receive their own credit.
- Phipps reserves the right to substitute instructors when necessary.
- 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.
- A note on recordings: The class recordings posted on Google Classroom are meant to aid students in completing their work between classes but are not a substitute for attending class. Students are required to attend all classes and are not allowed to miss class and watch the recordings for credit.
