LEI0004 - Watercolor for Beginners
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Course Description
This course is designed for the beginning student or those seeking a refresher. It will help you learn the skills and techniques to create beautiful watercolor paintings. You will learn to mix and blend colors, control water, and use brush strokes for different effects. Information about using various watercolor paints, papers, and brushes will also be presented. You should complete a drawing course or have similar skills before taking a watercolor class.Related Course Recommendations
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Angie Redmond is a Chicago based artist. She is currently pursuing her Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting at Northern Illinois University (2021). She received her Master of Science degree in Digital Art from Knowledge Systems Institute in Skokie, IL and her Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art (emphasizing in oil painting) from Albion College in Albion MI. Her portfolio is focused on oil paintings. Angie's artwork has been shown nationally in various museums, galleries, and universities (including Governor’s State University, University of Illinois at Chicago, and Northern Illinois University) ranging from Chicago, New York City, Miami, and Michigan. She had her first solo exhibition at Albion College in Michigan in 2018. She was a finalist in the first Rush Philanthropies Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series in 2010 and exhibited at N'Namdi Center for Contemporary Art for the semi-finals. She also exhibited artwork in the 2015, 2019, and 2020 Museum of Science and Industry’s Black Creativity (winning Best in Show of the 2020 installment) and was voted winner of the Ultimate Painting Chicago Live Painting Competition in 2015. She is also the recipient of several art scholarships from Northern Illinois University; including the Arends Memorial Scholarship, the Olson Memorial Scholarship, the Olson Memorial Painting Scholarship, and the Helen Merritt Art Scholarship.