Red October
Investigations with watercolor and limited palette Kathryn Van Aernum
Saturday, Oct. 13 2018
9:00 am – 5:00 pm with a lunch break
Class is limited to 12 and registration is required.
Is there a cold war going on with your creativity? Has your artistic practice gone covert? We are going to thaw tensions and heat things up with the color RED, the second in our 3-part series exploring primary colors.
Join me for a fun and engaging exploration utilizing watercolor and a palette of variations of red at City Art and paint among the galleries. Working in a contemplative atmosphere we will explore the primary with the broadest spectrum of expression. Students will create a map of color and a dossier (folder) to hold our explorations. This will be a wonderful opportunity to step out of the daily grind without phones (we will bravely check them at the door) and bridge mindfulness with artistic process. This workshop is ideal for beginners or experienced artists who struggle with returning to a beginner’s mind.
$155 fee – includes watercolor paper and other paper. See supply list at the bottom of the page...Sign Me Up
Questions about the workshop or creativity coaching?
email: Kathryn@kathrynvanaernum.com
“Each color lives by its mysterious life.” – Wassily Kandinsky
Kathryn Van Aernum is a visual arts graduate of Naropa University - the birthplace of the modern mindfulness movement and the first educational institution in the country to bridge contemplative practice and academic rigor.
Kathryn’s artistry crosses many disciplines. She coaches professionals who have buried their creative soul in the daily grind. She helps them reclaim creative confidence so they can thrive at work and beyond!
“You are a gifted teacher. Truly, this was one of the best workshops I’ve ever attended.” – P.S.
