Watercolor 201: Continuing Beginners
6-Week Watercolor Class
Every Monday, October 7 - November 11
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Join Doug Mock at Arts on Main every Monday night from October 7th to November 11th from 6-8pm for Watercolor Classes!
This class is intended for anyone who has completed a basic/beginning watercolor class and would like to continue their journey. Join Doug Mock as he focuses on beginner techniques and starts to introduce you to more advanced techniques that will make your work shine. During this class, Doug will provide each artist with an image and will then conduct a “paint-a-long” concept where Doug will demonstrate, and then artists will replicate the steps and techniques completed. Doug will demonstrate something new each class and will then help each artist with whatever question or problem they may have. Doug’s demonstrations could include technique, special tools, color selection, color mixing or choosing subjects.
Prepare to learn, have fun and join an incredible community of like-minded individuals who are supportive and energetic!
This class is NOT intended for intermediate/advanced watercolor artists.
For ages 16+
For anyone needing supplies, Doug will have a full supply kit for $125. You can pay Doug directly at the first class by cash or check. If you do not want to purchase a supply kit, please email communications@gloucesterartsonmain.org for a supply list.
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Doug Mock is an award-winning watercolor artist and teacher living in White Stone, Virginia. Born in 1966 in Central Pennsylvania he was raised in a small dairy farming community where strong work ethic, love of family and appreciation of nature were of major importance. Doug is mostly self-taught, with significant influence by figurative watercolorist Mary Whyte. Mock creates art inspired by people and nature. His work is characterized by unique design, bold color and creative subject matter. Capturing life’s simple moments, Doug’s art connects with collectors on an emotional level. Doug has been juried into and regularly appears in shows and exhibitions throughout the United States. His work is appreciated and can be found in private collections throughout the country. He is a member of prominent watercolor organizations and is a signature member of the Virginia Watercolor Society and the Southern Watercolor Society.