Experience the hands-on workshop, "WORKSHOP: Seeing Color in the Garden," in Gig Harbor at Sehmel Homestead Park on May 18, 2024. Led by the renowned instructor Lorene Edwards Forkner, participants will delve into the world of watercolors to capture the vibrant hues present in nature. Gain insights into the significance of color in creating visually appealing landscapes as Lorene shares her journey of daily color practice. Engage in practical exercises utilizing watercolors to document the colors extracted from flowers, twigs, and other natural elements. Immerse yourself in the art of observing natural color with a fresh perspective, allowing you to slow down, concentrate, and relish the beauty of the season.

This workshop is not solely for botanical illustration but aims to help individuals of all skill levels appreciate and interpret colors from the environment. All painting materials will be provided, ensuring a uniform experience for all attendees. Lorene Edwards Forkner, a respected author and speaker known for her work celebrating the marvels of the natural world, invites you to explore the enchanting realm of colors in the garden. Tickets are priced between $25 to $55, providing a unique opportunity to enhance your artistic skills under the guidance of a seasoned expert.

Pierce County

United States

Gig Harbor

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Time:	May 18, 2024 (UTC-8) ENDED
Location:	Sehmel Homestead Park

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