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| What lies beneath the snow as we wait for spring to emerge? The forest floor is buried but a whole other world exists where we cannot see. Animals are hibernating or living in their dens. Small creatures may be cozy in the roots of the trees. Below the earth's surface, there may be mushrooms, flowers and ferns waiting for their turn to show off in the forest. This class will cover lots of techniques (including some experimental ones), materials, and brushwork. Let your imagination take you beneath the snow and create your own woodland world. Suitable for all ages, children must come with an adult. Max 16 participants. Call 802-457-3368 x222 to register |
The Wintry Woods in Watercolor
Saturday March 7 10am-1pm in the Forest Center
| The tranquility and beauty of the forest is especially unique in the winter. Frost, snow covered trees, falling snow, and the moody colors of the season all lend themselves to watercolor. Learn some watercolor basics that include techniques, materials, and brushwork. All levels of painters are welcome, as well as those who have never tried watercolor before. You will be amazed at how accessible this incredible medium really is. Max 16 participants. Call 802-457-3368 x222 to register. |
Last updated: January 23, 2020