Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

This study will focus on the rigid geometric structure of the windmill against the wild, colorful sunset sky.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

I painted this abandoned home in Waxahachie years ago and still enjoy looking at the contrasting angles and values.  We will focus on the strong linear qualities of this piece as well as the rich textures and contrasting warm and cool neutral colors in the aged siding of the house.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

With this image, we will use a photograph instead of one of my watercolor reproductions.  The bright red of the diesel engine will pop beautifully against the complementary green of the tree behind it.  The intricate details on the locomotive are also a delightful accent.  Trains are among my favorite subjects to teach in watercolor.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

Bring an old vase, bottle, candle stick, bowl, or box and we will bring it back to life!
Glass, pottery, plastic, concrete, paper, or wood, it doesn’t matter.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on.

This abandoned structure I painted on a dark and rainy day. The contrast of cold sheet metal against the rich green trees is fun to render.  I also enjoy teaching new techniques in rendering the folded sheet metal, rust and stains that adorn the structure. 

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

This will be an exercise in texturing as we learn new ways of creating the effects of grit, sand, and debris.  The folding form of the sea shell will provide exciting challenges as well.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.

We will create 8 x 10" compositions on stretched watercolor paper. Students are allowed to trace the images onto the surface using transfer paper that is supplied. The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire composition.