Vancouver Island Marmot in Watercolour with Richard Wong

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Saturday, November 16th, 2019
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM

This will be Richard’s last workshop in this series of Animals on Vancouver Island. Join him to learn how to create a beautiful ‘Marmot’ painting on Japanese art paper. The Vancouver Island Marmot is a critically endangered species that can only be found in the high mountains of Vancouver Island. The Marmot image will be revealed at the workshop.

Richard Wong is a professional wildlife artist/instructor with international credentials. His classes are relaxed, fun and fully supported.

Richard’s previous series, “Birds of Vancouver Island” was a sell out success and we are happy to have him back to offer his popular and exclusive wildlife series this fall with “Animals of Vancouver Island”.

If you haven’t yet had a chance to join in please do explore Richard’s techniques in-depth in a relaxed, fun and fully supported small group limited to 12.

BONUS: Individual coaching and bring in a recent watercolour painting for Richard’s advice on how it can be improved. All levels welcome. Beginners are especially encouraged.

Richard Wong is a professional wildlife artist/instructor with international credentials. His classes are relaxed, fun and fully supported.

Richard’s previous series “Birds of Vancouver Island”, was a sell out success and we are happy to have him back to offer his popular and exclusive wildlife series this fall with “Animals of Vancouver Island”.

Contact Richard if you have any questions: [email protected]

Supplies

Bring all your watercolours if your are bringing own supplies or contact the instructor closer to the workshop date for specific colours.

– Artist quality colours recommended. Instructor uses artist quality Winsor Newton paints (tubes).

– Mixing palette, medium and fine Chinese brushes or western brushes, masa paper (1/8th sheet or 8×10?)

– Pencil, kneadable eraser, white paper towels, rinse container

Learn more about Richard: www.richardwongwatercolors.ca

Workshop entrance on Wale Rd