Students with prior watercolor painting experience are invited to delve into more expressive and experimental watercolor techniques. Students should be comfortable with basic watercolor techniques such as washes, color mixing, and brush control. Students will have the chance to explore different styles, textures, and subjects, fostering creativity and personal expression. Through guided exercises and free experimentation, students may discover new ways to manipulate watercolor to create vibrant, dynamic artworks. Each session will complete a watercolor painting inspired by a selection of images.Deborah Sellergren teaches Color & Flow: Beginning Watercolor Workshop at CFU. She has over twenty years of experience across a wide range of media. She loves watercolor, acrylic, and oil-and she never stops playing and exploring all things art. 
Students bring own supplies to class: watercolor paints (pan or tube), watercolor paper (preferably 140 lb/300 gsm), brushes of various sizes and shapes, (optional) masking tape or fluid for masking techniques.