Saturday Wash with Robert Leedy: A Six-Week Watercolor Class for Beginner’s & Intermediates

Designed for those of you who have weekday work commitments, this Saturday morning class is a great way to get art and creativity into your weekly schedule. Painting is a very relaxing and intellectually stimulating activity to get your weekend off to a great start!

Join Robert Leedy for an inspiring three hours of watercolor painting each week. Robert will cover the basics including composition & design, brush technique, color theory, value, and color mixing. Students will introduce light into their paintings through the use of transparent layers of color, preserving the white of the paper, and skillful manipulation of negative space. Robert Leedy promises to loosen up your painting with bold color and fluid mark making. You will also walk away refreshed, inspired, and with a new attitude towards the medium of watercolor!

The class is geared for Beginning & Intermediate students. No watercolor experience is necessary though basic drawing skills will be helpful. Robert places a lot of emphasis on individual instruction and also maintains that in addition to his instruction, you will also learn a lot from your fellow classmates.

WHEN: Saturdays, November 2nd thru
December 14th 2013,
9:30 am – 12:30 pm
[No class November 23rd ]

WHERE: CoRK North Studios, Main Gallery,
CoRK North Building
603 King Street (corner of King & Phyllis Streets)
Jacksonville, Florida 32204Saturday Wash is a fun, six-week watercolor class taught by Florida watercolorist, Robert Leedy. The class is every Saturday morning from 9:30 am - 12:30 pm in the main gallery of the CoRK North Building in The CoRK Arts District of Jacksonville, Florida. Price for the six, three-hour classes is $200.

COST: $200
(Art Supplies NOT Included – a supply list will be provided upon registration)

REGISTRATION: CLICK HERE

Local watercolorist Robert Leedy received his BFA in Art from Valdosta State University. He is a member of The National Watercolor Society. Robert’s work can be seen online (www.robertleedyart.com), at Southlight Gallery Downtown (201 N. Hogan Street, Suite 100) or by appointment at his studio in The CoRK Arts District (603 King Street).


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