Virtual Workshop: "Sculpting" Your Watercolors, with Nan Rumpf

"Sculpting" Your Watercolors, with Nan Rumpf

THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE HOSTED ON ZOOM. ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN TIME. 

This workshop explores a unique method of developing a watercolor painting -
using contact paper to create a template. We will start with a loose and playful
watercolor wash using misting and tilting techniques to allow the colors to mix on
the paper. Then we will develop the paintings using contact paper to facilitate
various lifting methods and employ glazing techniques with emphasis on creative
modeling and developing lost and found edges. All techniques will be demonstrated.

Please click here for the materials list. 

All program registrations close 1 week prior to the program date, at 5pm. 

ZOOM links for all classes are sent out the day before the first class date, no later than 5pm.

About Nan Rumpf

Nan Rumpf graduated from the University of Iowa with a B.A. She currently lives in Wellesley Massachusetts. She has studied watercolor painting with Susan Swinand, Jane Goldman, Paul George, Charles Reid, Miles Batt, and Cheng Khee Chee. Her paintings have been exhibited at The DeCordova Museum School Gallery, The Danforth Museum, The Art Complex Museum in Duxbury, The Attleboro Arts Museum, The Wellesley Free Library (First Place Award), The Center For The Arts in Natick, Art on the Common in Needham (First Place Award), The Clinton Art show (Best In Show), Post Road Art (First Place Award in the Abstract Show), The Wellesley Community Center (Margaret Fitzwilliam Award for Excellence in Watercolor), The New England Watercolor Society Show in Cotuit (Woodruff Art Center Award) and her painting Soaring was awarded by George Nick in Concord Art’s Juried Members show. She is a member of the Concord Art Association, the Wellesley Society of Artists, The Rhode Island Watercolor Society and is a signature member of the New England Watercolor Society. She was chosen as one of the two art judges for The Amazing Things Summer Juried Art Show in 2012. She has been a visiting artist instructing students at Framingham State University, The Bancroft School, and at Medfield High School. She has given artist talks and demos for many art groups in New England. She currently teaches art classes and workshops at the Danforth Museum School in Framingham.