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Watercolor workshop at Staunton Augusta Art Center

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staunton augusta art centerThe Staunton Augusta Art Center is offering a very special watercolor workshop for beginners and anyone desiring a refresher on the basics.  Registrations are being accepted now.

No Fears Watercolors for Beginners Workshop
10am-3pm
Saturday, April 18
$60/$54 members + $15 for materials
Pre-registration required.  Call 540-885-2028

Teacher Peg Sheridan promises relaxed, friendly, and individualized instruction for this day-long workshop.  Learn or “brush up” on watercolor basics such as color mixing, brush techniques, working on wet and dry paper, and repairing mistakes.  Then, complete your own painting through a step-by-step lesson.

 
 

 




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