House Portrait Painting with Hailey Williams

Thursday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
4 Weeks, $125

September 24, October 1, 8 & 15

Create a beautiful watercolor portrait of a meaningful place: your own home, a favorite house, or a special property. In this four-week class, students will learn the process of transforming a reference photo into a finished watercolor painting. The instructor will guide you through techniques for preparing your image, transferring your design onto watercolor paper, and building your painting through layers of color, detail, and texture.

Students will learn how to approach architectural elements, capture character and charm, and bring their house portrait to life with watercolor techniques. The instructor will provide guidance and support throughout the process; however, completion of the painting within four weeks is not guaranteed and will depend on the size, complexity, and level of detail of each individual project.

Watercolor painting experience is recommended. This class is best suited for students who already have a basic understanding of watercolor techniques and is not intended for beginners.

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Melody

Hello there! My introduction to this tool was in the Squarespace 4 days and it's been thrilling to see how it's evolved. This led to my offering custom Squarespace-based website design and coaching for more than a decade. Then there was a series of sudden deaths in my inner circles and also a bit of an online stalker situation around the time I realized I was burning out on client projects. These days I only work occasionally with a handful of long-term clients and friends.

Print-on-demand mostly pays my bills now. However I still love Squarespace and fantasize that one day I'll harness enough of my rampant ADHD to finally create the sites I envision for marketing some of my creative projects.

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