SEPTEMBER 2025 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH FRANK EBER
2025-09-23 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Join us for a memorable meeting as we welcome a master artist and educator, Frank Eber. Frank’s demo will generously show us how his brushwork, composition, and subtle, powerful value manipulation can bring a viewer deep into his beautiful work.
Frank was raised in Europe and mentored by Italian master painter Renato Casaro in the early 90’s. In the ’80s and ’90s Frank worked as a professional illustrator and portrait artist by commission. His love for travel has given him prime opportunities to paint. He lived for three years in the south of France, and has painted on location in many countries around the world. Consequently, he has also painted in California and other parts of the United States.
He is a Signature member of the American Watercolor Society, the National Watercolor Society, and the Transparent Watercolor Society of America. He is also an Artist member of the California Art Club.
Frank is increasingly in demand as a judge and juror. He conducts workshops near his home and at the national and international levels teaching atmospheric watercolor, both in-studio and en plein air.
If you’d like to see the materials that Frank uses, click: FRANK EBER’S MATERIALS.

FRANK EBER WORKSHOP
2025-10-20 - 2025-10-22 | Zoom
REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN! FRANK EBER 3-DAY WORKSHOP
OCT. 20 – 22, 2025 (online)
WORKSHOP HOURS: 9:00 – 4:00 (Pacific time)
NOTICE TO WA STATE RESIDENTS: Effective Oct. 1, 2025, NWWS is obligated to charge WA state residents sales tax on our workshops. This does NOT apply to anyone residing outside of WA state. We suggest you register for the Paul Ruben workshop before Oct. 1 and avoid paying the sale tax.
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Learn how to paint luminous watercolors by manipulating tonal values, color, and edges. Frank will share advanced painting techniques to create atmosphere, balance, and unity in your work. The techniques you will learn in Frank’s workshop transcend the watercolor medium.
WORKSHOP TOPICS
• Control of values and color temperature
• Composition
• Atmospheric perspective
• Paint application methods
• Finding one’s own creativity

OCTOBER 2025 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH RON STOCKE
2025-10-28 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Born 1966 in Chico California, Ron Stocke moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1979.
Interested in drawing and painting at an early age, his career as an artist was shaped by life events that really encouraged him to explore ways to cope with everything in a positive, productive way. His first experience with painting came during school as a child when he was exposed to watercolors. Even at that young age, he found a love for that medium that would grow into a career that has lasted throughout his life.
The watercolor medium is honest, challenging and always new. It is the oldest pursuit that I know and has enriched my life at every level. While sometimes frustrating even for the most experienced watercolor painter, it is invigorating and always a learning experience.
An award-winning watercolor artist, Ron is a regular contributor to, and has been a cover artist for ’93Watercolor Artist Magazine’94 as well as other publications.
Teaching comprehensive workshops throughout North America and Europe, he also conducts demonstrations and lectures on various art materials and creating a safe, environmentally friendly studio. Ron holds Signature Membership with the American Watercolor Society, National Watercolor Society, Northwest Watercolor Society, is an elected member of the Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolour, and a member of the American Impressionist Society. He has been an Artist Ambassador for M.Graham Watercolors for over 15 years.

WORKSHOPS INTERNATIONAL - Pablo Ruben
2025-11-08 10:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
PABLO RUBEN REGISTRATION BEGINS SEPT 13, 2025
WORKSHOP: NOV. 8, 2025 FROM 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (Pacific)
NOTICE TO WA STATE RESIDENTS: Effective Oct. 1, 2025, NWWS is obligated to charge WA state residents sales tax on our online workshops. This does NOT apply to anyone residing outside of WA state.
Pablo Rubén (Spain) has been a dedicated, professional artist for more than 20 years and, since 2007, specializes exclusively in watercolor. He participates in exhibitions, festivals, and numerous outdoor competitions, and has achieved about 500 awards from around the world.
Pablo currently teaches watercolor courses internationally, including in Los Angeles, Moscow, Seattle, Vancouver, Italy, Mexico, and many more locations.
His time is shared equally between his studio in Griñón and the outdoors. When working in the studio, he uses reference photographs taken during travels and uses a photo retouching program to refine the images before the painting begins. Outdoors, he works directly from the subject but also takes a mobile phone image to help establish the composition and to have a reference for the lights and shadows that change so quickly. Usually, his outdoor works are part of “quick painting competitions,” as they are called in Spain.
Pablo sees water as the undisputed protagonist of the landscape, and lowers the horizon line with a point of view almost at the level of the pond or the river in front of him. With this approach, the perspective is more open at both ends and the space feels more vast. With more space devoted to the water, he finds many interesting ways to render water and make it come o life.
His exceptional work and award winning paintings can be found in many private and corporate collections around the world.
NOVEMBER 8, 2025 WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
You will learn to paint two different types of water reflections as Pablo teaches the fundamentals of painting water as your subject matter. We will consider the amount of pigment in the brush, the proper amount of water, combinations of brush loads, the state of the paper, and other considerations that impact the work. We will work with big washes, calm water in the landscapes, puddles, lakes, and the movement of water when painting waves.
Pablo will review all of his chosen materials and equipment.
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Enter the Waterworks Exhibition
2025-11-26 - 2026-02-23 | NWWS Website
REMINDER: DOUBLE-CHECK your entry’s details before you click “submit”. Once your entry is submitted, painting images, pricing, and etc. can’t be changed, so please take a few minutes to know your entry is absolutely accurate.

– Make sure the horizontal measurement and vertical measurement are not mixed up.
– Make sure your image(s) are labeled properly as described in the prospectus

JANUARY 2026 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH MICHAEL SOLOVYEV
2026-01-27 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Michael Solovyev is from Montreal, Canada and is often called a “sunny watercolorist”. His airy, transparent paintings look as though they emit sunlight. His traditional academic art education, extensive experience as a theater stage designer, and his career as an oil painter have informed his current priority as a watercolor artist – the depiction of light.
Michael’s work is universally appealing, and in his January demo, you’ll see his unique technique for creating his beautiful work. He uses a step-by-step and layer-by-layer image construction, using both dry brush technique and soft transitions.
What you’ll see during the demo is a preview of his upcoming 2-day online workshop (April 16-17, 2026), which will be a focus on portraiture.

WORKSHOPS INTERNATIONAL - Angela Fehr
2026-02-14 10:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
REGISTRATION BEGINS DEC 13, 2025
WORKSHOP: FEB. 14, 2026 FROM 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (Pacific)
NOTICE TO WA STATE RESIDENTS: Effective Oct. 1, 2025, NWWS is obligated to charge WA state residents sales tax on our online workshops. This does NOT apply to anyone residing outside of WA state.
Rule-Breaking, Heart-Affirming Watercolor with Angela Fehr
Paintings come alive when artists take risks and break a few rules! In this workshop, Angela will share how she’s shifted her approach to watercolor from rigid perfectionism to playful, experimental watercolour painting. She will teach you how to use the skills and techniques of watercolor with an intuitive trust in the process, working in a series to shift from literal to abstract, making room for mistakes and experimentation that lets your unique artistic voice shine on the paper.
Angela believes that the perceived limitations that you might hold are the key to your individual strength and voice and will offer suggestions to help you shift your thinking from “fight” to “freedom!” If you’re struggling to let go of control and play with watercolour more freely, this session will inspire and encourage you!
Workshop Topics:

Understanding intuitive process
Strategies for more playful painting
Developing an abstracted version of a literal subject (using landscape as an example)
Working with thumbnails, value studies and notans
Experimenting and mark making

This is a fast-paced workshop as Angela works rapidly and intuitively with many techniques and approaches demonstrated, plan to watch and paint as you can and then set aside time to rewatch the workshop more slowly in the 30 days of access following the event.
About Angela: Living in rural northern British Columbia, Canada, Angela’s art turned a corner from rigid perfectionism to freedom and fluidity as she learned to trust the medium and pour love and presence into her paintings.
Angela’s approach to watercolour is one that prioritizes self-expression, developing her paintings through multiple, experimental studies. Angela describes her painting process as “heart-led,” pairing her extensive knowledge of watercolour technique with a willingness to allow the painting to evolve with freedom, as each brush stroke suggests a new direction to be explored with curiosity and vulnerability.
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FEBRUARY 2026 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH SCOTT GELLATLY
2026-02-24 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Portland-based painter Scott Gellatly brings a vibrant, expressive approach to the landscapes around him. Working in oil, casein, and monotype, he moves fluidly between representation and abstraction, using lush surfaces, bold color, and energetic mark-making to transform familiar environments into luminous, emotionally rich experiences. Rooted in a lifelong connection to nature, his recent work leans further toward abstraction, distilling place into gesture, hue, and atmosphere.
Scott holds a painting and drawing degree from the University of Oregon and has exhibited nationally. His two decades in the art materials industry—including his role as Product Manager at Gamblin—inform his sought-after lectures and workshops. He now teaches widely, including plein air programs in Italy and Croatia, and is represented by LAURA VINCENT DESIGN & GALLERY and Smith & Vallee Gallery.

MARCH 2026 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH MIKE KOWALSKI
2026-03-24 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Mike Kowalski’s (AWS, NWS, SDWS) paintings draw inspiration from the natural surroundings of Shoreham and the cityscapes of Melbourne, Australia. He paints from observation, sketching in charcoal, oil, and watercolor to capture the moods and images of the natural and built world around him, preferring to paint outdoors.
Born and raised in California, Mike started entering art shows as a teen and later earned a BFA from Utah State University. He lived and worked as an illustrator in California and on Marrowstone Island, Washington, for many years before moving to Australia in 2014.
His many awards include:
– “Artists Choice” / Sonoma Plein Air
– 1st Place / Pacific Northwest Plein Air Invitational
– Silver Medal of Honor / AWS International Exhibition
– Past Presidents Award / National Watercolor Society International Open
Mike is consecutive exhibitor at the prestigious Fabriano Biennial / Fabriano, Italy.
His work has graced the cover of Plein Air Magazine and is collected internationally.
Artists John Singer Sargent, Emile Kosa Jr., Maynard Dixon, Harold Herbert, and Ivor Hele heavily influenced Mike’s work.

MICHAEL SOLOVYEV WORKSHOP
2026-04-16 - 2026-04-17 | Zoom
REGISTRATIONS OPEN FEB. 21, 2026!
MICHAEL SOLOVYEV 2-DAY WORKSHOP
APR. 16-17, 2026 (online)
WORKSHOP HOURS: 9:00 – 4:00 (Pacific time)
NOTICE TO WA STATE RESIDENTS: Effective Oct. 1, 2025, NWWS is obligated to charge WA state residents sales tax on our workshops. This does NOT apply to anyone residing outside of WA state.
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The Portrait in Watercolor: Light and Dynamic
Michael’s workshop focus will be the creation of lively, dynamic portraits using the core potentials of watercolor: transparency, lightness, and spontaneity, which is how he expresses himself so beautifully.
Michael is from Montreal, Canada and is often called a “sunny watercolorist” his airy, transparent paintings look as though they emit sunlight. His traditional academic art education, extensive experience as a theater stage designer, and his career as an oil painter have informed his current priority as a watercolor artist – the depiction of light.
He will introduce you to the project construction technique that he uses most often – step-by-step and layer-by-layer image construction, using both dry brush technique and soft transitions. Where to start? How to structure the work correctly? Together, incrementally, you will make a complex, detailed portrait project.

MIKE KOWALSKI WORKSHOP
2026-04-22 - 2026-04-23 | Zoom
REGISTRATIONS OPEN FEB. 21, 2026!
MIKE KOWALSKI 2-DAY WORKSHOP
APR. 22-23, 2026 (online)
WORKSHOP HOURS: 9:00 – 4:00 (Pacific time)
NOTICE TO WA STATE RESIDENTS: Effective Oct. 1, 2025, NWWS is obligated to charge WA state residents sales tax on our workshops. This does NOT apply to anyone residing outside of WA state.
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PAINTING IN THE SHADOWS
When we think of watercolor, we often think of “light”. Capturing warm light with transparent washes of color seems made for watercolor; however, you can’t really have light without shadow. Shadows can be an incidental part of a picture, like a slim line coming from a lamp post, or they can make up a crucial part of a painting. We don’t often think of featuring those kinds of darks in a watercolor painting, and Mike Kowalski’s workshop is designed to make the shadow areas rich, interesting, and complex.
You will study how shadows can add an essential punch to paintings. Whether used as a compositional element, design, color variation, or as a means to set a painting’s mood, this workshop will help guide you in the important aspects of painting shadows and shadowed areas.
Mike’s early art inspirations come from literature, in essence the pictures in the books that were read to him or by him. The chapters of those books were often illustrated by renowned artists like N.C. Wyeth. Wyeth was a master at using shadows to create drama in his compositions. A favorite Sargent painting of Mike’s features soft painting effects of figures in shadow. Hopper used shadows to a significant impact as well, breaking up the picture with interesting shapes.
He especially likes shadows for the opportunities they provide for soft-edged detail. The lack of light keeps the contrast between light and dark much more subtle and fun to paint! Mixing shadow colors can be exhilarating, especially when painting outdoors.
This workshop will feature several ways for effective shadow painting. Attendees will sketch based on reference material and prepare a value study. The value study can be invaluable in providing a mental “road map” for the actual painting. Color mixing will also be covered. Students will focus on enhancing shadows with subtle changes in color and color temperature to add depth and pop to the painting, avoiding dull shadows.
Landscape will be the chosen subject matter and it will likely include a figurative element. A simple still life as warm-up will help students understand basic approaches to shadow painting.
Michael looks forward to what will be an exciting workshop!

APRIL 2026 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH STEPHANIE BOWER
2026-04-28 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Seattle-based artist Stephanie Bower brings a rare blend of architectural precision and expressive watercolor to every page. A licensed architect who began her career in New York City, Stephanie now collaborates with renowned firms such as Olson Kundig, Perkins+Will, and Mithun, creating luminous pencil and watercolor illustrations that capture the spirit of place.
For more than 25 years, Stephanie has inspired students at Parsons School of Design, the University of Washington, and Cornish College of the Arts. A globe-trotting urban sketcher, she has taught at eight international symposiums and leads workshops worldwide, sharing her passion for perspective and on- location sketching.
An award-winning artist and best- selling author, Stephanie’s demos are packed with insight, energy, and practical techniques. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a master who makes architecture come alive with watercolor.

Waterworks Awards Reception
2026-05-01 17:00 - 19:00 | Zoom
Join NWWS members, artists, and art lovers for the 2026 Waterworks Membership Exhibition Awards Reception.

Be with us to enjoy fabulous watermedia paintings from the many NWWS members who share their immense creativity with the world each year.
Click the “REGISTER” button to register for this online event.

WORKSHOPS INTERNATIONAL - Sebastian Thommen
2026-05-09 10:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 15, 2026
WORKSHOP: MAY 9, 2026 FROM 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (Pacific)
NOTICE TO WA STATE RESIDENTS: Effective Oct. 1, 2025, NWWS is obligated to charge WA state residents sales tax on our online workshops. This does NOT apply to anyone residing outside of WA state.
Irish Greens & Rolling Hills: Painting Depth and Light in County Galway
About Sebastian:
Sebastian Thommen resides in Ireland. He discovered a love for watercolor in his youth, keeping it as a personal passion while pursuing acting. After later transitioning to painting professionally, he quickly gained recognition, winning the Silver Award and Artists’ Choice Award at Art in the Open in 2023. In 2025, he was invited to serve as one of the three judges at Europe’s biggest plein-air festival, featured in Artists & Illustrators magazine, and awarded Best Urban Scene at the Watercolour Society of Ireland Annual Exhibition.
About the Workshop, Sebastian’s Description:
“In this three-hour workshop, I’ll take you through my full process for painting a classic Irish landscape — rolling hills, a sunlit cottage, long tree shadows, and of course, a few sheep to bring the scene to life.
We’ll begin with a quick 10-minute study. This isn’t a separate exercise — it’s my way of thinking on paper before starting the main painting. I’ll show you exactly how I approach composition: what I move, what I simplify, and how I decide on a design that feels pleasing and strong. You’ll see my reasoning as I shape the scene the way I want to paint it.
Next, I’ll spend about 10 minutes demonstrating how I mix my greens. Not everyone loves working with green, but I have a way of making them interesting, lively, and harmonious. I’ll explain the logic behind the colour choices so you can apply the same ideas in your own landscapes.
From there, we’ll dive into the main painting — rolling hills in County Galway. I’ll guide you through creating depth, layering washes, and building a strong sense of distance. We’ll work from the large shapes first and gradually refine the cottage, trees, stone walls, and finishing touches. And yes — we’ll add sheep! They’re simple, fun, and they instantly give the landscape an unmistakably Irish feel.
By the end, you’ll have a complete painting, a better understanding of greens, and a clear roadmap you can use for future scenes.
I reckon that I will have ample time to create the two, 10 min lessons before the actual painting. It’s a good way to warm up too!”
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MAY 2026 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH RENE EISENBART
2026-05-26 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Award-winning watercolorist René Eisenbart, signature member of the American Watercolor Society and National Watercolor Society, creates paintings that celebrate beauty in the raw and imperfect. From an early age René knew she would be an artist. That lifelong calling has evolved into a vibrant contemporary style.
She spent 25 years illustrating for The Oregonian, painting birds, flowers, and everyday subjects— transforming them through her expressive vision. Today, René layers acrylic marbling and textured grounds beneath luminous watercolor, where playful figures and unexpected narratives emerge.
Her work invites viewers into a world of possibilities, leaving space for personal interpretation. René’s upcoming demo promises insight into her marbling process, rich surfaces, and storytelling approach. Join us for an inspiring presentation from an artist who brings imagination and experimentation to life.

JUNE 2026 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH PAM WENGER
2026-06-23 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Portrait artist Pam Wenger brings heart, and insight, to every figure she paints. A retired teacher with a lifelong love of portraiture, Pam has studied with acclaimed watercolor masters Ted Nuttall and Charles Reid, refining her craft while being open to growth and inspiration.
She captures the quiet dialogue between artist and subject’s through expression, gesture, and thoughtful composition. Pam’92s portraits reveal likeness, presence, and personality.
Her award-winning work has been recognized in prestigious exhibitions including the American Watercolor Society, National Watercolor Society, Pennsylvania Watercolor Society, and the Baltimore Watercolor Society Mid-Atlantic Shows, as well as features in Splash, Artist’s Magazine, and Watercolor Artist.
Pam’s upcoming demo offers an opportunity to watch her bring a portrait to life’97thoughtfully, intuitively, and with the expressive sensitivity that defines her work.

WORKSHOPS INTERNATIONAL - Anders Andersson
2026-08-08 10:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
REGISTRATION BEGINS JULY 1, 2026
WORKSHOP: AUGUST 8, 2026 FROM 10:00 am – 1:00 pm (Pacific)
Good news for WA STATE RESIDENTS: Beginning July 1, no sales tax will be charged on your workshop purchase. WA state has changed its policy. Those living outside WA state are not charged sales tax.
Anders Andersson is a member of The Nordic Watercolour Association. His work is exhibited in national shows and in Europe. Learning from the best masters and developing his own style has made his paintings attractive to collectors. Anders loves to share his experience and is top rated on YouTube with several clips. He lives in Husqvarna, Sweden.
“How is it that one gets stuck on watercolour painting? For me it’s about curiosity and an exciting journey through chaos and order. The colour hue, the paper, the moisture in the brush, the individual character of each colour and your own state of mind make the watercolour so direct. You are always just a few brush strokes away from merely a flat muddy mess with no interest. Sometimes the colour seems to blend in a chaotic way. During the drying process the character changes with every second. Experiment by combining Ultramarine and Burnt Umber together. Sit an enjoy the drama that unfolds on the paper while this mixture dries. That’s how you get stuck on watercolour painting.”
Join us for a terrific workshop and let Anders help you get stuck on watercolor and unstuck in all the ways to make it come to life.
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Samish Island Paint-Out - September 2026
2026-09-16 - 2026-09-20 | Samish Island Campground and Retreat Center
REGISTRATION OPENS JULY 23, 2026.
REGISTRATION CLOSES ON SEPT 8, WHICH IS 1 WEEK BEFORE CAMP BEGINS
Be aware that any cabin requests must be noted on the registration form and that cabins are assigned on a first-come-first-served basis.
Artists working in all mediums love Paint-Out: collage artists, watercolorists, oil & acrylic painters, knitters, and other media artists. Some artists work on small pieces, but there is space for those working very large. There is a large bulletin board where artists pin their finished work for all to see, and artists enjoy being the first one up.
The camp’s accommodations are brightly painted quaint heated vintage cabins with a bathroom nearby. For a few more dollars, there are cabins with a shared bathroom facility, and accommodations for these are on a first-come-first-served basis with preference given to those who are willing to share.
COSTS: Camp cost is very reasonable no matter which accommodation type you choose. For example, the most popular choice is the “Full 4-day Camp, Vintage Cabin”, which costs $415.00, including meals. There are also options to attend camp for fewer days or to attend camp and find accommodations elsewhere. While planning, note the Cancellation Policy on the registration form.
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SEPTEMBER 2026 GENERAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION WITH DONGFENG LI
2026-09-22 18:00 - 20:00 | Zoom
START TIME: 6:00 (Pacific time)
Join us on Sept 22 as we welcome award-winning watercolorist and occasional oil painter, Dongfeng Li, to our general meeting as the demo artist.
Born in China, Li’s creative journey began early. In elementary and middle school, he was already captivated by drawing. He sharpened his skills through high school by working on propaganda posters before turning his focus toward portraiture.
In 1992, he moved to the U.S and earned two Master’s degrees. For more than two decades, he was an instructor at Morehouse State University (KY), guiding countless artists while continuing to grow his own voice in his work.
Dongfeng Li’s watercolors have been exhibited widely, including prestigious venues such as National Watercolor Society shows, American Watercolor Society exhibitions, and the Transparent Watercolor Society of America. While his recent focus leans toward landscapes, his true passion is portraiture. In 2010, his grant project titled “Cat’s Cradle” explored cultural connections and differences between people in eastern Kentucky and China. To tell that story, he painted coal miners from both regions, using faces and environments to reveal shared human threads. Says Li: “I like to share my experience and views with all people, not only my students, but I like to talk and communicate with all people. That’s where my inspiration comes from.”
Together we will see how he transforms a portrait into a sensitively textured masterpiece—rich with mood, detail, and emotion. It will be an enlightening experience to see his technique come alive as he shares with NWWS.

DONGFENG LI WORKSHOP
2026-10-22 - 2026-10-24 | Zoom
REGISTRATIONS OPEN AUG. 15, 2026!
DONGFENG LI 3-DAY WORKSHOP
OCT. 22-24, 2026 (online)
WORKSHOP HOURS: 9:00 – 4:00 (Pacific time)
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Exploring Watercolor Portraits With Confidence
Dongfeng Li was born and raised in China and studied at Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts.
He came to the United States in 1992 and received a Master of Art Education from the University of South Alabama and a Master of Fine Arts from
Southern Illinois University.
Li taught drawing, painting, and watercolor at Morehead State University. An award-winning artist and curator, he is also a signature member of American Watercolor Society and National Watercolor Society.
SAMPLE WORKSHOP TOPICS

Soft blending portrait approach
Value construction of the head form, facial features
Wet on wet, dry on wet
Color, soft blending, glazing techniques
Primary, secondary, & complementary color
Portrait on Yupo

For more information:
www.dongfengli.com
