Saturday, May 11, 2026 from 1 - 3pm at the Historic Nary School located:
25895 County 9, Bemidji, MN 56601
Discover the effortless elegance of watercolor abstracts in florals—an immersive class designed for creatives who want to move beyond representation and celebrate color, texture, and emotion.
What you’ll experience
Guided exploration of abstract floral language: learn to suggest petals, stems, and blossoms without literal detail.
Mastery of watercolor behavior: controlled washes, wet-into-wet blooms, lifting, granulation, and glazing to create luminous, layered effects.
Composition and negative space: balance organic shapes with sophisticated arrangements that read as floral while remaining beautifully abstract.
Who should attend
Beginners seeking an approachable introduction to expressive watercolor.
Intermediate painters wanting to loosen up and inject abstraction into floral work.
Any artist eager to develop a signature, contemporary floral style for homes, galleries, or gift pieces.
Why this class stands apart
Sophisticated approach: rooted in studio practice and gallery presentation—work that’s exhibition-ready.
Hands-on, supportive instruction that encourages risk-taking while building repeatable techniques.
Small class sizes to ensure meaningful critique and individualized guidance.
Materials and prep guidance provided so you arrive ready to create.
What you’ll leave with
Several finished abstract floral paintings and a set of experimental studies you can expand into series work.
Practical techniques to reproduce at home and adapt for larger canvases or mixed media.
Confidence in creating floral art that reads modern, refined, and distinctly yours.
Enroll now to transform blooms into luminous, abstract expressions—paintings that resonate in galleries, interiors, and
Saturday, May 11, 2026 from 1 - 3pm at the Historic Nary School located:
25895 County 9, Bemidji, MN 56601
Discover the effortless elegance of watercolor abstracts in florals—an immersive class designed for creatives who want to move beyond representation and celebrate color, texture, and emotion.
What you’ll experience
Guided exploration of abstract floral language: learn to suggest petals, stems, and blossoms without literal detail.
Mastery of watercolor behavior: controlled washes, wet-into-wet blooms, lifting, granulation, and glazing to create luminous, layered effects.
Composition and negative space: balance organic shapes with sophisticated arrangements that read as floral while remaining beautifully abstract.
Who should attend
Beginners seeking an approachable introduction to expressive watercolor.
Intermediate painters wanting to loosen up and inject abstraction into floral work.
Any artist eager to develop a signature, contemporary floral style for homes, galleries, or gift pieces.
Why this class stands apart
Sophisticated approach: rooted in studio practice and gallery presentation—work that’s exhibition-ready.
Hands-on, supportive instruction that encourages risk-taking while building repeatable techniques.
Small class sizes to ensure meaningful critique and individualized guidance.
Materials and prep guidance provided so you arrive ready to create.
What you’ll leave with
Several finished abstract floral paintings and a set of experimental studies you can expand into series work.
Practical techniques to reproduce at home and adapt for larger canvases or mixed media.
Confidence in creating floral art that reads modern, refined, and distinctly yours.
Enroll now to transform blooms into luminous, abstract expressions—paintings that resonate in galleries, interiors, and
