Everyone loves the beautiful warm hues of red, orange, and gold that make Fall nature’s most colorful season. In this workshop, Ottavia (@ms.otter.studio) will walk you through every step of drawing a watercolor and pen landscape with the vibrant autumn foliage from a photograph, starting from the basic design in pencil, drawing the ink outlines, to the final stage working with watercolors. Feel free to bring along a reference photo (or two) if you like! This class takes place upstairs in our workshop space. All participants will receive 15% off retail shopping that day. Bring your own supplies:

Supply list:

- A watercolor sketchbook (I usually use a smaller travel sketchbook 5”x7” or 6"x8") or watercolor papers (Bockingford, Strathmore 400 series, or any brand that you are comfortable with). 

(note: find ones with at least 300gsm/140lb to prevent paper from buckling) 

- A pencil

- An eraser

- A waterproof pen (I usually use Unipin fineliner 0.1 black). Micron will work too.

- Watercolor brushes (small 2-6 or medium 8-12, or any size(s) that you usually work with). I love to use water brushes (size M and L)

- A palette for color mixing

- Watercolor set - you can use either the 12-color tube set or half-pan set- (I usually use a Cotman half-pan set)

- A container (for the water), a rag/piece of cloth, paper towels