Saturated Wet Watercolor

Workshop | This program is completed

All Levels

11/17/2017-11/18/2017

9:00 AM-4:00 PM on Fri Sat

$200.00

Students will experience an exciting way to paint in watercolor as they begin loosely painting the negative background, thinking only in terms of warm and cool, light and dark. Students will then slowly refine painting by both lifting and adding paint. The saturated wet application allows easy lifting, gives soft edges, and maintains a unified background. This two day workshop will give students a real sense of this method, as timing is extremely important. The class will begin with a loose, abstract painting and then lift paint from the damp surface to create movement and flow. Details like scales and eyes are added at the very end. The results are rich, vibrant paintings that have a few tight details surrounded by loose, painterly color. www.lindapullinsi.com

Pullinsi, Linda

Linda Pullinsi is a Phoenix artist who is known for her use of rich, bold color to create uplifting works of art. Her favorite subjects are nature and all things organic. An encouraging teacher, she is a popular instructor of both children and adults. She just started a private paint party business where she brings the experience to you. Her positive nature helps corporate groups to free their creative spirit and express themselves with paint, wonderful for team building! Linda also leads small watercolor retreats to beautiful locations throughout the Southwest. Ms. Pullinsi has taught art for several years including running her own art school and teaching at Paradise Valley Community College. She currently teaches at Scottsdale Artists’ School. Linda has been a volunteer with Free Arts of Arizona for the past twenty years sharing the healing effects of the arts with abused and neglected children and was voted Volunteer of the Year for 2006. She received a Governor’s Service Award in 2011 for being an Outstanding Mentor. Linda is a juried member of the Arizona Watercolor Association and has served on their board. She has received numerous awards and her work has been featured in Phoenix Magazine and in the Arizona Republic. Her works of art are in corporate collections throughout the United States and in private collections throughout the world. She is represented by Esprit Decor Gallery in Phoenix.