In this studio watercolor class we paint a pear. Thank you so much for taking Watercolor Studio: A Pear. Art is a way to clear our minds of all the daily clutter and hopefully you were able to clear some of that clutter away.

Key Takeaways and Next Steps:

Learned the basics of watercolor painting, including the properties of watercolor paints and paper, and how to prepare your materials for painting.
Learned essential watercolor techniques, such as wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and glazing, and how to use them to create different textures and effects.
Started to build confidence in your painting skills through guided practice and experimentation with different painting subjects and styles.

Attached are photos to this email of the finished art piece

A Link to a quick demo of today’s artwork on You Tube.

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Links to research, articles and organizations that promote the benefits of art

Links to products I like to use or have used that are good products:

36 Color Watercolor Pan Set by Artist's Loft™ Necessities at Michael’s
Canson Watercolor Pad (Cold pressed, 140 lb) at Michaels
Canson Watercolor Paper (cold pressed, 140 lb ) on Amazon Prime
Farber Castelle Kneaded Eraser on Amazon Prime
Good watercolor brush set on Amazon Prime
Also check out the art supplies at 5 Below. They have good watercolor paper!

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