Watercolor Classes: Winter Series
When: March 5, 2025, 4:30 p.m.
Select Wednesdays from 4:30-6:30pm ǀ Ages 16 & up
Price: THS Member: $40/class | Non-member: $48/class
6-Class Series Pass is Back! Watercolor teacher and artist Megan Swoyer guides students in using watercolor techniques to create colorful scenes. No experience is necessary; all supplies will be provided. Class begins at 4:30pm sharp, please arrive on time and put your cell phone on silent. Scroll down to see what we'll be painting this winter!
Winter 2024-2025 Class Schedule:
January 15: Wren’s Colorful World
The wren may not be the most multi-hued bird in the world, but isn’t this species cute? We'll spotlight a handsome wren and give him gorgeous surroundings, replete with a cool perch and a colorful backdrop!
January 22: Go, Flamingo!
Even if we can’t quite get to southern climates right now, we can dream about them and think pink, pink, pink, as in a dashing flamingo wading in exotic, rich-blue waters.
SOLD OUT January 29: Sturgeon Point Light
Completed in 1870, the Sturgeon Point Light Station on Lake Huron is quite a charming facility. Capture its snappy red trim, verdant surroundings, and more with watercolor paint and unique techniques.
SOLD OUT February 19: Lilac Impressions
Lilac blooms may be months away, but let’s start channeling them in a beautiful painting now! How cool is it when a vase complements its inhabitants? Purple lilacs and verdant green foliage add zest to this vignette, replete with a vase featuring purple and green tones as well!
*RESCHEDULED March 5 (previously February 12): Zinnia Zest
We’re breaking out a few colored pencils for this vibrant zinnia vignette, which is exactly what our winter-weary eyes need to focus on this time of year in Michigan. Pinks and oranges, plus a vivid backdrop will pop as we mix pencils with paints.
*Our Watercolor Class on February 12 has been rescheduled to March 5.
If you registered for the February 12 class, please check your email for more details or contact the Village at info@thvmail.org or 248-524-3570.