Creating Stunning Atmospheric Effects in Watercolor

George Liang, Instructor
Wednesday, May 27, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Monrovia Community Center, 119 W. Palm Ave, Monrovia
Admission is free but you must register no later than Monday, May 25.

What You Will Learn
Master the secrets of this beautiful art in two steps:
Learn the foundational skills of drawing and sketching, crucial to master any painting medium.
Explore the unique characteristics of watercolor, beloved for its fluidity and translucence, allowing for a range of artistic expressions.

What to Bring With You
Watercolor tube paints: three basic colors

• a) Yellow: deep yellow, lemon yellow;
• b) Blue: phthalo blue, ultramarine blue;
• c) Red: alizarin crimson, pyrrole scarlet plus other color paints (of your choice)

Brushes: round and flat, your choice of size
Watercolor paper: 100% cotton, acid-free,140 lb. cold press, small pad, 10" x 14"
Watercolor palette
Pencils
Masking tape
Water jar
Board: Wood hardboard flat panel (16" x 21")

Paper towels

Instructor Bio
George Liang's artistic journey began at the tender age of six with a love for drawing that quickly blossomed into a passion. By age 15, he had embraced the complexity and richness of oil painting, mastering its techniques with dedication. Fifteen years ago, George turned to watercolor painting, finding beauty in its challenging yet expressive nature. His impressionist work celebrates the fluidity and ephemeral qualities of watercolor, capturing moments that are as fleeting as they are beautiful. For a watercolor workshop, transferring and exchanging the knowledge and experience of watercolor painting to passionate students can be a fulfilling endeavor. It involves not only teaching the techniques but also sharing the joy and challenges that come with the medium. georgeliangfineart.com.