About the Artform

Watercolor art dates from Stone Age cave painting when early Paleolithic man first painted pictures of animals and humans in their caves using charcoal, ochre, and other natural pigments. It was later popularized in Egyptian art after the discovery of papyrus (paper). 

About the Session

In this session, you will learn about the art form starting with an introduction to making a simple yet gorgeous watercolor scenery, focusing on watercolor washes and how we come up with the exciting blue shades of the sea. You will learn to start by painting the water, how to draw waves, and finish it off with a beach effect complete with starfishes, rocks, and shells. You will create a gorgeous watercolor beach scene in a few simple steps. This scene can be later made into bookmarks, postcards, or just turned into a fun piece of artwork.
This is a 'beginner-friendly' session. (Age: 10+).