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Join Trees Atlanta in celebrating the 2024 Great Southeast Pollinator Census with a wildflower watercolor workshop. This class will cover the basics of floral watercolor with wildflowers as the theme, many of which care planted within the Atlanta BeltLine Arboretum. Participants will learn to create basic petal shapes, leaf shapes, and composition for creating a bright floral palette. All materials are included in the cost. See footage from the previous Trees Atlanta Watercolor workshop.About the Instructor: Patricia FK started her love affair with watercolor as a Fine Arts minor while studying Architecture. In the last seven years, she’s created hundreds of illustrations through watercolor for various commissions, projects, and products, collaborating with brands such as West Elm, Bloomingdales, and Sixpenny. Her favorite subjects are people, florals, and fashion - often inspired by her travels and everyday life.
The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is a community science project created by the University of Georgia, and is now in its 7th year of operation with thousands of participants from multiple states of the southeast US.
The Participant Fee for this event allows us to cover direct costs, including instructor fee and materials provided. Purchase ticket via the "Tickets" link on this event to receive specific meeting location details and any updates from the organizer.
All Trees Atlanta events are listed on our website Calendar of Events: https://www.treesatlanta.org/get-involved/events
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Trees Atlanta, 825 Warner Street SW, Suite A,Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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