Botanical Watercolor - Stargazer Lily | One-Day Workshop with Liz Fusco | March | Spring

Botanical Watercolor - Stargazer Lily | One-Day Workshop with Liz Fusco | March | Spring

Workshops | This class has been canceled

All Levels

4/17/2021 (one day)

10:30 AM-1:30 PM EDT on Sat

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65.00 USD

Member Discount Available

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If you have always wanted to learn how to paint Botanical subjects in watercolor, this class is for you. We will create a painting of a stargazer lily from start to finish. Working from a photo, students will transfer a drawing onto watercolor paper and start with learning how to apply layers of washes and build up to a finished painting.

  • ALLI Virtual Classes are hosted on Zoom:
  • • Click the link in your confirmation email to access the virtual classroom. The meeting will start when the instructor (the meeting host) arrives.
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  • Tuition for virtual classes in non-refundable.
  • • Paints: Winsor & Newton, or Daniel Smith (not Cotman) - Cadmium Yellow, Lemon Yellow, French Ultramarine, Cobalt Blue, Scarlet Lake, Permanent Rose, Sap Green, Payne’s Grey or Neutral Tint Burnt Sienna
  • • Paper: Arches 140 lb cotton watercolor paper, hot press - You can purchase a block or single large sheets
  • • Support for your sheets of paper- either a wooden board ( I use foam core from the Dollar Tree)
  • • Artist’s tape
  • • Tracing paper
  • • Pencils: H, 2B, 4B, 6B and kneaded eraser and a good pencil sharpener
  • • Brushes: I use a variety of brushes. Some synthetic and some Kolinsky sable from Winsor & Newton I recommend either: round #4, #8 and maybe one flat wash brush
  • • Palette: Any kind to hold your paint. I use Mijello and some ceramic palettes as well
Fusco, Liz

Painting and drawing is something I’ve been doing my entire life. I started my art career in high school and took a hiatus after getting married and raising a family. Going back to get my degree was always a goal of mine and as an adult I studied oil painting- both landscape and still life, .and I received my B.F.A. and MA with a NY certification in Art Education. As a teacher and lifelong learner, I am always looking to expand my knowledge. In 2014, I enrolled in the Botanical Certificate program at the New York Botanical Gardens and earned my certificate in
2017. Because of my passion for nature, wildlife and gardening, I began painting flowers and plant life. I really enjoy painting in both oils and watercolor and my subjects almost always include natural objects.
I have been exhibiting my work in local and national shows since 2010 and received awards for honorable mention and The Roth Award for Botanical Distinction at Filoli Gardens annual Botanical Exhibit in San Francisco, California. A recent group exhibit at the Carter Burden
Gallery in New York, had been featured in Fine Arts Connoisseur magazine in July of 2021. I have also had my work featured in other publications as Botanical Artist Journal, The Smithtown News and the TBR Artist Coloring Book published by the Times Beacon Record.
I am currently teaching Watercolor, Drawing and Oil Painting at the Art Leagues of Long Island and also at The Atelier at Flowerfield in St. James and also at the Art Guild in Port Washington.