This class is for you if:

• You love learning new techniques for your art
• You are interested in creating some interest in your art with unconventional mark-making
• You love watching how others approach their art practice
• You love experimenting with your art supplies

Supplies: 

These are the supplies I'll be using in class... definitely get creative and experiment if you have some other supplies or ideas that come to you as you go through the class.

• Fabriano 140lb - 100% cotton watercolor paper. You are welcome to experiment on any of the watercolor papers you already have on hand for this project. I just like the cotton papers when I am doing a wet-on-wet technique. I like how the colors blend as they dry.
• A few of your favorite watercolors. I am playing with the Schmincke super granulating watercolor because I love the extra separating the colors do - but you can work with any watercolor you have on hand just fine.
• Watercolor brush - I end up mainly using my Princeton Neptune 10 brush in class.
• Pins - you can look around at what you have for your pins to use for pricking. I am using some office supply push pins in class. You can also use sewing pins or any other pin you might have on hand. 
• Artist tape - to tape off your landscape
• Circle stencil - I'm using an old architectural stencil I have had since my college days - you can find these around the drafting supplies if you want one similar to mine. You can also look at all of the stencils you might already have and experiment with them.
• Crafters foam, packing foam, or cardboard - I'm using this under my paper when I am pin pricking to give the pin a place to go as we push it through our paper.