Immersive Fluid Watercolors Workshop by Sai Priya Mahajan

Jul 31, 2021

11:00 AM

Online workshop

With Tickets Rs. 1050

2021-07-31 11:00:00 2021-07-31 00:00:00 Asia/Kolkata Immersive Fluid Watercolors Workshop by Sai Priya Mahajan They say that there is a mystery and charm in painting with watercolors. But that specific quality in watercolor paintings comes out only if you can understand and apply the fluidity of the medium. Learn these techniques starting with the absolute basics, from an award winning watercolorist. This is a guided session, the artist will guide you and paint along with you. You don’t need to have painted before. Just a love for colors and an eagerness to learn and have fun is enough for this. Great for both beginners as well as artists, to learn the most important techniques in fluid watercolors. About the Instructor: Sai Priya Mahajan is an Indian Contemporary Artist who recently won the Outstanding Watercolor Award at the Boldbrush Contest. An engineering graduate from IIT Bombay, she has now exhibited in India (Mumbai, Bangalore, Chandigarh) as well as internationally (NY, Philadelphia – USA, Toronto-Canada, Taipei-Taiwan) and is part of several Art Associations including the International Watercolor Society, Philadelphia Watercolor Society, National Watercolor Society, USA and a lifetime member of the Art Society of India. Sai loves to share the joy of painting by teaching various art forms and has conducted many art workshops in the past. Rough Schedule First 5 mins – Introduction & Demo Next 2.5 hrs – Fluid watercolor techniques Next 30 mins – Painting to apply techniques learnt above Last 5 mins – Wrap up and photos Material: you have to arrange for this on your own, but you don’t need a lot. You will need some watercolors, 1 medium size round brush about size 6-10, 1 small size round brush about size 0-3, 1 half inch wash brush or big flat brush, watercolor paper preferably 250+gsm or thick paper/ sketchbook paper about A4 or 9X12 inches in size, masking tape, a pen, a pencil, eraser, and some basics like tissues, water, some rough papers, hair dryer (optional), and a plate/palette. To get the best results it is preferable to use 300gsm watercolor paper and artist grade watercolors. Online workshop Creativeyatra.com info@creativeyatra.com

They say that there is a mystery and charm in painting with watercolors. But that specific quality in watercolor paintings comes out only if you can understand and apply the fluidity of the medium. Learn these techniques starting with the absolute basics, from an award winning watercolorist. This is a guided session, the artist will guide you and paint along with you. You don’t need to have painted before. Just a love for colors and an eagerness to learn and have fun is enough for this. Great for both beginners as well as artists, to learn the most important techniques in fluid watercolors.

About the Instructor: Sai Priya Mahajan is an Indian Contemporary Artist who recently won the Outstanding Watercolor Award at the Boldbrush Contest. An engineering graduate from IIT Bombay, she has now exhibited in India (Mumbai, Bangalore, Chandigarh) as well as internationally (NY, Philadelphia – USA, Toronto-Canada, Taipei-Taiwan) and is part of several Art Associations including the International Watercolor Society, Philadelphia Watercolor Society, National Watercolor Society, USA and a lifetime member of the Art Society of India. Sai loves to share the joy of painting by teaching various art forms and has conducted many art workshops in the past.

Rough Schedule

First 5 mins – Introduction & Demo

Next 2.5 hrs – Fluid watercolor techniques

Next 30 mins – Painting to apply techniques learnt above

Last 5 mins – Wrap up and photos

Material: you have to arrange for this on your own, but you don’t need a lot. You will need some watercolors, 1 medium size round brush about size 6-10, 1 small size round brush about size 0-3, 1 half inch wash brush or big flat brush, watercolor paper preferably 250+gsm or thick paper/ sketchbook paper about A4 or 9X12 inches in size, masking tape, a pen, a pencil, eraser, and some basics like tissues, water, some rough papers, hair dryer (optional), and a plate/palette. To get the best results it is preferable to use 300gsm watercolor paper and artist grade watercolors.