Late Summer Watercolor Inspirations
With Teaching Artist Alyssa Grundmeyer
Linger in late summer with bright warm tones to depict juicy watermelon fruit and citrus, lemonade anyone? Classes celebrate all that the late summer has to offer, from Sap Green zucchini to French Ultramarine and Raw Sienna beachy water scenes.
Local teaching artist Alyssa Grundmeyer guides you through watercolor techniques to create your own small masterpiece at each class. She brings inspiring natural subjects to paint, as well as all of the tools and materials you need for each weekly project (although you are also welcome to bring your own watercolor supplies as well).
These weekly, seasonally inspired watercolor classes are ideal for teenage and adult beginners — no experience necessary! Class size is limited to 10 students to ensure individualized attention and a focused learning environment.
Wednesdays, 11am–1pm, September 9 – October 14 (6 weeks):
Week 1: Juicy Watermelon and Luscious Limes
Week 2: Lemonade still life
Week 3: Picnic at the Lake – beachy water scene (learing wet-into-wet)
Week 4: Dahlia Day! Understand how to build layers of washes
Week 5: Bring in your favorite summer photo to paint
Week 6: Revisit past subjects, a missed class, or try a bonus project
Classes are open to students age 12 and older.
Location: Willard Art & Frame
Questions about the workshop? Please email Alyssa.
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Meet Your Instructor, Teaching Artist Alyssa Grundmeyer
I am a watercolor artist and nature-lover living in Seattle, WA. I discovered a passion for painting after a decade-long career as a marketing professional and completing a certificate in Scientific Illustration. Now, I find endless inspiration during every season here in the Pacific Northwest, spending most of my time studying landscape, wildlife and botanical subjects. I frequently paint commissions from pets to favorite family vacation spots. Get in touch, I would love to hear from you!
Alyssa
All images on this page appear courtesy of Alyssa Grundmeyer.