Color Theory Class

A watercolor painting of a colorful bird with blue, yellow, green, and brown feathers, perched on a branch.
Watercolor painting of a small bird with a red throat, perched on a branch.
A watercolor painting of a bee with colorful wings and a black and yellow striped body.
A watercolor painting of pink magnolia flowers on a branch.
A watercolor painting of a colorful bird with blue, yellow, green, and brown feathers, perched on a branch.
Watercolor painting of a small bird with a red throat, perched on a branch.
A watercolor painting of a bee with colorful wings and a black and yellow striped body.
A watercolor painting of pink magnolia flowers on a branch.

Join me in a fun introduction to color theory. Understanding the color wheel is the start of our discussion. We will identify primary colors, secondary colors and tertiary colors. I will share how I decide what colors I use in a painting and how to create color harmony. 

I discuss shading and give some basic examples. Showing how to mix colors for the shaded areas. Creating your own shade colors and how to get that perfect color. I wil have sample of cool and warm undertones of the color and how to steer clear of choosing the wrong undertones. Mudding up a color is a great way to create shaded areas that are harmonious vs a common mistake of using cool vs warm undertone. 

📍CARD Center, 545 Vallombrosa Ave, Chico 
🤸‍♀️13+
💰 $20
👨‍🏫Alisa Woods 

Course #16846
Wed | 5/13 | 3:00 - 4:00 PM Register Online

Course #16847
Wed | 5/20 | 3:00 - 4:00 PM  Register Online

Course #16848
Wed | 5/27 | 3:00 - 4:00 PM  Register Online