Watercolor Class (Adult) - Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm, June 2-23
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30 pm
June 2, 9, 16, 23
ages 14+
***Materials for this class are not included unless you purchase the Painting Materials Package***
Our classes are ongoing and students are automatically enrolled every month. Please let us know by the last class of the month if you do not want to continue.
Discover the vibrant world of watercolor painting in our Adult Watercolor Class at Art Haus in Salt Lake City, UT! Perfect for all skill levels, this class will guide you through foundational techniques like color mixing, brushwork, layering, and composition. Whether you're picking up a brush for the first time or looking to refine your skills, our supportive instruction will help you grow and express your creativity.
Join us at Art Haus in Salt Lake City and explore the endless possibilities of watercolor. All materials are provided, and students can sign up for a one-month session or continue month-to-month with a flexible membership.
Taught by Connor
Refund Policy
No refunds within 7 days of first class. Tuition will not be prorated or refunded for missed classes. If more than one week cancellation notice is given prior to first class we will refund 100% or give you credit towards another available class. Call us (801) 215-9468 or email info@arthaus-slc.com with questions.
Materials Needed for Watercolor
-Watercolor paper pad
Cold press or rough in texture
140+lbs/300gsm
Recommended brands: Canson, Fabriano, Winsor Newton, Arches,
9”x12” or larger
-Brushes: synthetic brushes made specifically for watercolor
1 medium sized round brush (10-12)
1 large sized round brush (16-18)
1 medium flat brush (optional)
-Pencil and eraser (any will work, 4H pencil and kneaded eraser are best)
-Palette: can be plastic tray, ceramic tray, or even an old porcelain plate
-Rag or Paper towel
-Masking tape or artists tape (optional)
-Watercolor tube paints: Cadmium yellow, Cadmium Red, Ultramarine Blue (a small set of watercolor paints in the tube will also work, dry watercolors are acceptable but not preferred)
Note, a small range of colors is not a bad thing, because it will teach you to mix colors instead. When buying a set or individual paints don’t spend a ton of money on a huge range of colors!
Examples: Watercolor tube paints (Windsor Newton etc..) can be bought individually, small watercolor sets such as Cotman travel set may also work.