I'm excited to announce the launch of my new Watercolor Subscription Service for Learning and Care Centers such as retirement homes, schools, or art organizations. It is designed to bring together a vibrant community of artists in your learning center.

With this monthly subscription, you'll gain access to resources that will support your artistic journey.

Every month I will send you a line drawing in PDF format that you can print out on your printer, and use to trace everyone's drawings onto their watercolour paper.

I'll also send you a link to an instructional video of me painting that line drawing in watercolor. In the video, I guide you step-by-step to create paintings of animals, flowers, landscapes, buildings, and more. You'll learn each technique and detail as we paint. The videos are about 30 minutes long, but with drying times, the paintings will take around an hour to complete.

BONUS: I provide flipped drawings and videos that make it appear as though I'm painting left-handed. This feature has been incredibly helpful for my left-handed students.

The real advantage of this subscription service is that you can watch as often as you like, pause and rewind at any time. As many students can watch the video as needed.

With your subscription, you'll also gain access to my private Facebook page, where students can share images, ask questions about the watercolor process, and learn from other subscribers.You will need a few supplies for each student to get started, see supply list below.

This monthly line drawing and video is $100 CDN per month (~$75 US). As many residents can watch as much as they like. It's a small investment that will bring immense value to your resident's artistic journey.

Looking forward to painting together!

Best regards,

Jess

Supply List:

Watercolour paper - 7.5 x 11 inches or similiar size

Watercolour Paints - Lemon Yellow, Alizarin Crimson Phthalo Blue and Cerulean Blue - or similiar, you just need a red, blue and yellow really

Brushes - Round brushes size 14 and 5.

Palette - any small palette will work even a plastic plate will work

Water container

1 terry cloth towel that is larger than 7.5 x 11 inches. You will paint right on this towel.

Hairdryer, I use one to dry my watercolors as I work.

It is fun to see what everyone else painted, which is a great way to learn.

Animals are always a favourite for everyone to paint. In these lessons you will learn how to paint lively eyes.

Painting together creates a great community as well and is a wonderful way to connect with family and friends. Everyone loves to see what you painted now.

For my left handed students

I also provide videos and line drawings that have been reversed. I think this has really help some of myleft handed students as they can see how you pull the paint with your. brush rather than push the paint.