Water Activities & BrushCapades: Creative Watercolor Lessons
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all levels
Overview
Discover a unique way to capture outdoor beauty through watercolor painting at BrushCapades. Join their engaging classes to enhance your artistic skills and connect with local creatives.
Watercolor Class
For all ages! • Up to 200 People • 90 Minutes
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About This Adventure
Join a 90-minute watercolor tutorial every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month, where you'll explore your creativity with a complete set of materials provided. Experience the joy of painting as you learn techniques in a supportive environment, making it a unique opportunity to unleash your artistic potential.
Duration
90 minutes **CLASS TIMES ARE CENTRAL TIME ZONE
About
Come enjoy a 90 minute watercolor tutorial! 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month.
More info
Materials included: Watercolor fan set (25 colors), watercolor brush, black pen and 5"x7" pad of watercolor paper (20 sheets)
What to bring
You can either supply your own materials or I am happy to ship them to you!
Adventure Tips
Arrive early to settle in
Getting there 10 minutes early ensures you have enough time to set up your materials and relax before class begins.
Bring your favorite outdoor photos
Having reference photos from your outdoor adventures can inspire your paintings and improve your skills.
Wear comfortable clothing
Since watercolor work can be messy, dress in clothes you don’t mind getting a little paint on.
Stay hydrated
Bring a water bottle to keep refreshed during the session, especially if you’re new to art classes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Songbirds
- Small urban squirrels
History
BrushCapades has been fostering local art since 2015, emphasizing accessible creativity in the community.
Conservation
Materials used promote sustainability, and the studio encourages eco-friendly practices.
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Recommended Gear
Sketchbook or paper
Bringing your own sketchbook allows you to practice outside of class and keep your favorite designs.
Apron or old shirt
Protect your clothing from watercolor splashes with a simple apron or old shirt.
Watercolor brushes
Having your own brushes can give you control and familiarity during practice.
Pallet or mixing tray
A personal palette helps organize your colors for quick access during painting.