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Night Scenes in Watercolor with Peg Sheridan www.pegsheridan.com/ (540)886-2177 Date: Wednesday, March 13, 2019 Time: 10 am - 3 pm Location: Shenandoah Valley Art Center, 122 S. Wayne Avenue, Waynesboro, VA 22980, or www.svacart.com. Phone is (540) 949-7662 Cost: $80 Register: Fill out the form at the bottom of this page and mail it to me, with a check for $80, by March 8 You can paint mysterious, moody, wonderful paintings of the evening or night in watercolor. Learn how to plan a night painting, and how to mix rich dark colors. We will practice techniques for painting sunsets, stars, moonlight, lights, and shadows at night. Peg will show you how, through demonstrations, step-by-step color worksheets, and individual help. Time: 10 to 3:00, with 45 minute lunch break Level: Beginner to advanced Cost: $80, due by September 11. Make check payable to Peg Sheridan. Mail check and form below to me at: 201 Hunters Lane, Staunton, VA 24401. Contact me if you need to make other arrangements for payment. Materials List (call me if you have questions): A medium to large sized palette (or a butcher tray or white plate, etc). Paints: I suggest you bring the following: Ultramarine or cobalt blue; Prussian or Thalo or Antwerp blue, any green, any brown; alizarin crimson or quinacridone magenta or similar red; any yellow; and either Paynes Gray or Indigo. Other colors you can bring if you have them: neutral tint, Mineral Violet, Thalo or
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Night Scenes in Watercolorwith Peg Sheridan

www.pegsheridan.com/  (540)886-2177

 Date:  Wednesday, March 13, 2019Time: 10 am - 3 pm Location:  Shenandoah Valley Art Center, 122 S. Wayne Avenue, Waynesboro, VA 22980, or www.svacart.com.  Phone is (540) 949-7662Cost: $80Register:  Fill out the form at the bottom of this page and mail it to me, with a check for $80, by March 8                       

You can paint mysterious, moody, wonderful paintings of the evening or night in watercolor. Learn how to plan a night painting, and how to mix rich dark colors. We will practice techniques for painting sunsets, stars, moonlight, lights, and shadows at night. Peg will show you how, through demonstrations, step-by-step color worksheets, and individual help.

Time: 10 to 3:00, with 45 minute lunch breakLevel: Beginner to advancedCost: $80, due by September 11.  Make check payable to Peg Sheridan.  Mail check and form below to me at: 201 Hunters Lane, Staunton, VA 24401.  Contact me if you need to make other arrangements for payment. 

Materials List (call me if you have questions):

A medium to large sized palette (or a butcher tray or white plate, etc). Paints: I suggest you bring the following: Ultramarine or cobalt blue; Prussian or Thalo or Antwerp blue, any green, any brown; alizarin crimson or

quinacridone magenta or similar red; any yellow; and either Paynes Gray or Indigo.  Other colors you can bring if you have them: neutral tint, Mineral Violet, Thalo or Winsor Green. If you have white gouache or acrylic, bring that also (or use mine).  Also bring any other colors you love. 

A large (quart or so) water container. A large yogurt or mayonnaise container works well.  Brushes: a small and a large round brush, a 1"  flat brush, a rigger and a scrubber A pencil, eraser, and something to take notes on (or a sketchbook) Masking fluid, if you have it (we can share) Paper towels A small amount of table salt Professional watercolor paper.  I recommend Arches 140 lb. cold press paper.  If you prefer to paint on Arches 140 lb hot press, that is fine. Do not

bring Strathmore or Cotman paper.  Cut or tear several (about 6) pieces to about 8X10 or 9X11 size.  A board to place your paper on.  It could be a piece of foam core, wood, etc.  It should be slightly larger than your paper.  Also bring a small piece

of wood or something to prop up the top of your board about an inch.  Or you could bring a table easel. Photos of evening or night scenes that inspire you

NOTE: cut the form below off and send to me.  KEEP the upper part. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Registration for "Night Scenes in Watercolor", Wednesday, March 13, 2019, at SVACPlease send this form and a check for $80 to me by March 8.

Name:________________________________________________Email:________________________________________________Phone: _______________________________________________Any concerns or special needs you have: _______________________________________________________

Please cut this portion and mail to: Peg Sheridan, 201 Hunters Lane, Staunton, VA 24401.  Thank you!


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