Brush drawing is a watercolor technique that uses a variety of simple yet eloquent strokes to capture the gesture of plants and flowers. Used primarily for nature journaling and design, it originated during the Arts & Crafts movement and draws inspiration from traditional Japanese ink painting.

Develop an artist’s hand and eye with the exercises on these 32-lesson cards that encourage you to slow down, work with intention, and take time to observe & appreciate the beauty of nature.

Spend a few hours creating and learning with me in my home-studio in the foothills of the Appalachians of NE Tennessee. Choose from a variety of workshops in an intimate small group setting that allows for personalized instruction. Workshops are designed for groups of 2-8 people and are between 2 and 3 hours long.

Contact me for more Art Experience information on the following:

Nature Journaling with Watercolor

Japanese Paper Marbling - Suminagashi

Watercolor Brush Drawing Basics

Beginning Watercolor Techniques & Paint a Landscape

Watercolor Natural Elements & Paint a Seasonal Wreath

Invite me to your retreat, conference, or other event for a special time of learning in community with your choice of interactive presentations and hands-on workshops. Contact me to discuss all the details together.