Manley Art Center in Brookings is offering a five day watercolor workshop with Larry Johnson on August 18 - 22, 2008. A limited number of students will be accepted so that there will be time for individual attention. 
You'll learn how to "control" watercolors - timing, washes, brush work, composition, and positive and negative painting. Larry uses a step-by-step approach to teaching so that everyone has a chance to practice every technique.
Required Materials:
2 Plastic water containers
The colors and palettes you have been using
Watercolor Brushes:
Rounds #4-6-8
Flats 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" & 1"
2 full sheets of 140 lb. cold press paper (to be quartered)
Natural and kitchen sponges
Ruler
#2 pencil
Eraser
Kleenex
Windex bottle finger-pump (clean)
Old white hand towel
Notebook for taking notes
Photos or reference material to paint
The class fee is $200 for members of PBAA and $250 for non-members. A $50 deposit will hold your place in the workshop. If the class fills it's a good idea to put your name on the waiting list in case of a cancellation.
Phone Janeen Vick at 541-469-4590 for more information about the workshop at Manley Art Center. Brochures for the workshop will be available at Manley in January.
You can see more of Larry Johnson's watercolors on his new website called Larry Johnson's Watercolor Workshops.
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