Colorful Joy

CJ_Promo_Lesson 19_Final Image lesson.jpg

Inspired by my love of color, mark making and floral design.

Please join me for this class as I lead you through a journey of colorful layering and mark-making with acrylic paint. Explore techniques and creative processes inspired by colors, marks and florals.

“Color is a power which directly influences the soul”
Wassily Kandinsky

About this Class

Immediate Access

Acrylics, Inks + Paint Pens

Guided Instruction

Layers and Mark-making

Stenciling

4 Hours of Content

Downloadable Videos

Self-paced + Lifetime Access

All Levels Welcome

$62

Sign me up!

Colorful Joy_Andrea in Studio with finished painting.jpg

Guided Instruction

I'll take you every step of the way!

Join me as I lead you through a journey of colorful layering and mark-making with acrylic paint. Explore techniques and creative processes inspired by colors, marks, and florals. Each video is in bite-size chunks so you can choose to really savor this course over a few days or weeks - whatever you prefer!

Gorgeous Layers + Mark-Making

Creating the foundation

My favorite way to paint is by layering with all types of mark-making + gorgeous colors. My style is a combination of intuitive painting and realistic whimsy, creating colorful joy on any surface. In this class, we will be painting a bright and beautiful bouquet of florals while I take you through the step-by-step process using my creative techniques.

Art Supplies

I'll be using all the yummy supplies you love!

Acrylic paints, acrylic inks or fluid paint (included is a video on how-to-make your own), stencils - all kinds, and paint pens. As well as some supplies like oil pastels, brushes and tracing paper. And, always stay true to the colors that you love. All my lessons can easily be done in a color palette of your choosing.

Click here to see the Art Supplies
I used in the lessons!

Details

It all adds up!

From playing with stencils to paint pens I will show you some of my favorite ways to create some beautiful details. It's usually the way these small moves come together that makes the painting whole and feel complete when you are finished.