WATERCOLOR MASTERY SEMINAR
Take Your Watercolor Painting To A New LevelLive Classes On Zoom – Expanded Seminar Schedule For Learning and Retention.
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Info for the first class including ZOOM link will be sent by email upon registration.
TEACHING TIME
7 LIVE CLASSES – DEMOS, LECTURES, DISCUSSIONS, Q&A
INDIVIDUAL LEARNING
3 INDIVIDUAL, ONE-ON-ONE SESSIONS
INFO AND VIDEOS
EXTENSIVE BACKGROUND AND SUPPORTING INDFORMATION
CLASS RECORDINGS
FOR REFERENCE AND REVIEW
Take Your Watercolor Painting To A New Level
This is an in-depth program for those looking to increase the accomplishment and professionalism in their work.
Learn A Conscious Approach To Watercolor Painting Based On Proven Methods In Composition And Color
Most watercolor painters “hit a wall” after learning basic watercolor painting techniques. The secret to breaking through is really no secret. This online class will show you the way with proven ideas in composition and practical color theory.
SEMINAR STYLE APPROACH TO ENHANCE LEARNING AND RETENTION INCLUDES:
This course is built on an expanded schedule that allows time for individual work and one-on-one coaching/critique sessions. See schedule below
- 7 Online Classes – With Instruction and Demos
- 3 Individual, One-on-One Sessions
- Written Class Info With Background, Explanations and Illustration – A Small Books Worth of Valuable Painting Information
- Access To Helpful Video Tutorials and Demos
- Class Recordings For Follow-up and Review
EXPERIENCE LEVEL
Class is for those with experience watercolor.
MATERIALS
For the most part, you’ll use the materials you already have. Instructor may make suggestions for supplies and materials that will be useful for the class and beyond.
Seminar Registration
Payment Option 1: Pay In Full – click Add To Cart below. Then click Cart on the menu at the top or link below.
Payment Option 2: 3 Monthly Payments of $292
This will create a payment plan that will automatically bill your credit card each month for three months.
This class focuses on increasing your skill and confidence in three critical areas:
- Construction – think of this as your initial drawing, created using effective design and composition ideas to create focus, movement, space and distance.
- Composition – this is the most critical step in the painting process. The ideas are easy to understand, the mental challenge is difficult.
- Color – simplified color schemes and a practical approach to color theory reveal light and form, create mood, and enhance unity and harmony
SEMINAR STYLE APPROACH TO ENHANCE LEARNING AND RETENTION
This course is built on an expanded schedule that allows time for individual work and one-on-one coaching/critique sessions. See schedule below
Pre-Class Work – about a month before the first online session, you’ll receive an email with instructions on the pre-class exercises. These will include written background material with ideas and principles to use in constructing/drawing layouts for continued work and exploration throughout the seminar. In addition, there are a couple assignments that will begin your journey into value and color.
Class 1 – March 20th: This session will mostly be instructor demos, illustrating practical use of the ideas for constructing the layout. Pre-class work for Individual sessions will be assigned during this class.
Individual Sessions 1 – Week of March 27th : Individual sessions are one hour long, one-on-one zoom meetings. This one is two review/critique your layouts and discuss possible improvements.
Class 2 – April 10th: This session is mostly instructor demos, illustrating ideas for simple value compositions. Pre-class work for Class 3 will be assigned during this class and will include more color work exercises. Becoming successful at creating dynamic and effective value compositions requires a change in your thinking. This is a major challenge for most people.
Class 3 – May 1st: This sesssion starts with participant sharing pre-class value composition projects followed by instructor demos on more complex value composition ideas. Pre-class work for Individual sessions will be assigned.
Individual Sessions 2 – Week of May 8th : In this session we’ll review/critique assigned value composition exercises. Additional color work exercises will be assigned.
Class 4 – May 22nd: Participants will present value compositions for group review.
Class 5 – June 19: This class starts with a review of color exercises and instructor demos on creating color studies that retain values as designed in earlier value studies. Demos and discussion will include ideas on color choices and color schemes. This process, again, requires a major change in thinking, and is also a major challenge. Pre-class work for the next Class will be assigned.
Class 6 – July 10: Class starts with a review of individual pre-class work and continues with demos and discussions on creating a “real” painting using value and color studies for reference and guidance. Pre-work for the next individual sessions will be assigned.
Individual Sessions 3 – Week of July 17th : In this session we’ll review/critique value compositions, color studies and the paintings created from them. Specific guidance on improvements will be offered.
Class 7 – July 31st: In this class, everyone will present the entire body of work created in the Seminar.
About The Instructor
Tony Conner is an accomplished watercolorist and and experienced instructor. His energetic approach to teaching and enthusiasm for the watercolor medium are combined to create classes that are both fun and informative. He excels at providing information and insights to individual students – meeting them where they are and helping them get to where they want to go.
Professional Memberships
- Signature Member - New England Watercolor Society
- Signature Member - Vermont Watercolor Societies
- Artist Member - Salmagundi Club
- Artist Member - North Shore Arts Association
Tony works from his studio in Bennington, Vermont.