Project Based Watercolor Mixed Skill Classes Saturdays at Spiritual Life Society, Hudson Yoga on Main, 1 Main Street, Hudson, Ohio 44236

12:00 - 2:00 pm Starting Saturday March 21st ( 6 weeks)

$150.00 (Returning Students bring you paints & supplies).

Level One classes recommended, if you have not completed Level One, you will need permission to join this class and to either purchase a complete set of paints from instructor for $30.00 or bring your own. Materials will also be available first day of classes for purchase.

Description:

Watercolor Classes: Skill-Building in a Supportive Creative Space

These weekly watercolor classes are thoughtfully designed for both beginning and advanced painters, offering a welcoming environment where students can learn, explore, and grow at their own pace. Each session emphasizes skill development, creative confidence, and self-care, making the class as restorative as it is educational.

Students will gain a deeper understanding of watercolor materials (paper, brushes, pigments, and water) and learn how to use them intentionally to achieve strong technique, depth, and expressive results. Whether you are new to watercolor or returning to a practice that may have grown rusty, instruction is structured to meet you where you are while offering opportunities to expand your skills.

Classes foster a safe, supportive, and encouraging atmosphere, ideal for connecting with others who value creativity as a meaningful and healthy outlet. Through guided demonstrations, hands-on practice, and individualized feedback, students will build both technical proficiency and artistic confidence.

·         Format: 2-hour sessions

·         Schedule: Once a week for 6 weeks

·         Level: Beginner through Advanced

·         Focus: Materials mastery, technique, creative growth

·         Environment: Inclusive, supportive, and relaxed

These affordable classes offer substantial value, providing a strong foundation and advanced techniques that students can continue to build on long after the series concludes.