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SATURDAY, JUNE 13th. •. 12:30-2:30
RoKn’ art • 2000 Mendon Road, Cumberland, RI
In this beginner-friendly watercolor class, you’ll learn how to create a soft, cheerful floral painting and give it a finished look by adding a simple white glass frame. This project is perfect if you’re new to watercolor and want something relaxing, creative, and satisfying.
We’ll start by getting comfortable with basic watercolor techniques—like how to control water, blend colors, and build soft layers. You’ll practice creating simple petal shapes using loose brushstrokes, focusing on flowers that don’t require perfect precision. Think light, flowy, and organic rather than detailed.
Next, we’ll paint a small arrangement of flowers. You’ll learn how to layer colors to give your petals depth, and how to add leaves and stems that complement your composition. We’ll keep the color palette bright and uplifting, with an emphasis on harmonious combinations.
Once your floral design is complete and dry, we’ll move on to framing it. This frame helps define your piece and gives it a polished, finished feel—perfect for displaying or gifting.
By the end of the class, you’ll have:
A completed floral watercolor painting
A better understanding of basic watercolor techniques
Confidence in creating simple compositions
A beautifully framed piece of art you can be proud of
No prior experience is needed—just bring your curiosity and enjoy the process!
SATURDAY, JUNE 13th. •. 12:30-2:30
RoKn’ art • 2000 Mendon Road, Cumberland, RI
In this beginner-friendly watercolor class, you’ll learn how to create a soft, cheerful floral painting and give it a finished look by adding a simple white glass frame. This project is perfect if you’re new to watercolor and want something relaxing, creative, and satisfying.
We’ll start by getting comfortable with basic watercolor techniques—like how to control water, blend colors, and build soft layers. You’ll practice creating simple petal shapes using loose brushstrokes, focusing on flowers that don’t require perfect precision. Think light, flowy, and organic rather than detailed.
Next, we’ll paint a small arrangement of flowers. You’ll learn how to layer colors to give your petals depth, and how to add leaves and stems that complement your composition. We’ll keep the color palette bright and uplifting, with an emphasis on harmonious combinations.
Once your floral design is complete and dry, we’ll move on to framing it. This frame helps define your piece and gives it a polished, finished feel—perfect for displaying or gifting.
By the end of the class, you’ll have:
A completed floral watercolor painting
A better understanding of basic watercolor techniques
Confidence in creating simple compositions
A beautifully framed piece of art you can be proud of
No prior experience is needed—just bring your curiosity and enjoy the process!