This will be Richard’s last workshop in this series of Animals on Vancouver Island. Join him to learn how to create a beautiful ‘Marmot’ painting on Japanese art paper. The Vancouver Island Marmot is a critically endangered species that can only be found in the high mountains of Vancouver Island. The Marmot image will be revealed at the workshop.
=0D=0A=Richard Wong is a professional wildlife artist/instructor with international credentials. His classes are relaxed, fun and fully supported.
=0D=0A=Richard’s previous series, “Birds of Vancouver Island” was a sell out success and we are happy to have him back to offer his popular and exclusive wildlife series this fall with “Animals of Vancouver Island”.
=0D=0A=If you haven’t yet had a chance to join in please do explore Richard’s techniques in-depth in a relaxed, fun and fully supported small group limited to 12.
=0D=0A=BONUS: Individual coaching and bring in a recent watercolour painting for Richard’s advice on how it can be improved. All levels welcome. Beginners are especially encouraged.
=0D=0A=Richard Wong is a professional wildlife artist/instructor with international credentials. His classes are relaxed, fun and fully supported.
=0D=0A=Richard’s previous series “Birds of Vancouver Island”, was a sell out success and we are happy to have him back to offer his popular and exclusive wildlife series this fall with “Animals of Vancouver Island”.
=0D=0A=Contact Richard if you have any questions: wong2894@telus.net
=0D=0A=Supplies
=0D=0A=Bring all your watercolours if your are bringing own supplies or contact the instructor closer to the workshop date for specific colours.
=0D=0A=– Artist quality colours recommended. Instructor uses artist quality Winsor Newton paints (tubes).
=0D=0A=– Mixing palette, medium and fine Chinese brushes or western brushes, masa paper (1/8th sheet or 8×10?)
=0D=0A=– Pencil, kneadable eraser, white paper towels, rinse container
=0D=0A=Learn more about Richard: www.richardwongwatercolors.ca
=0D=0A=Workshop entrance on Wale Rd
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