Let’s Paint Alameda!: 2-Day Watercolor Workshop
Sandra Strohschein
About the instructor: Sandra is a watercolor artist from South West Michigan and is one of the most enthusiastic and hardworking artists whose saying 'Let's Paint' resonates daily with almost 20,000 online followers! In the past three years Sandra has maintained a heavy travel schedule painting from Vancouver BC and Alaska all the way to the southeast coast of Florida. She has worked outdoors across many States as well as Canada, Bulgaria, Italy and Spain. Sandra is considered self-taught but has studied personally with Janet Rogers, Steve Rogers, Keiko Tanabe and Alvaro Castagnet. Professional affiliations, Michigan Watercolor Society and Signature member with Artists For Vancouver, BC. Read more about Sandra and see more of her work by checking out her website here!
"tied up at the moment"
watercolor on paper
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Title: Let's Paint Alameda!: 2-Day Watercolor
Workshop Instructor: Sandra Strohschein Dates: November 9 and 10 Day & Time: Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am – 4:30 pm (lunch break) Description: In this studio workshop, Sandra will demonstrate each morning and afternoon, painting landscapes, florals or seascapes in a fast and loose style full of passion and energy with a strong emphasis on composition, light and lost and found edges. Students then have lots of actual painting time with individual coaching from Sandra to try the same painting from photo references provided. Fee: $250 for all students Medium: Watercolor Notes: Minimum registration required for workshop to proceed. Open to intermediate and advanced watercolorists;; 18 years and older. Materials list: Sent upon registration Similar classes you may like:
"going places", watercolor on paper
All artwork is property of Sandra Strohschein and registered copyright with all rights reserved.
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Let's Paint Alameda: 2-Day Watercolor Workshop
$250.00 All images by Sandra Strohschein
"As Far as We Can Go"
"lilacs", watercolor on paper
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