Name: Watercolors - Making Paint from Pigment with Katie Nack
Start: 2025-02-16T13:00:00-06:00
End: 2025-02-16T14:00:00-06:00
Location: 1212 N. 8th Street, Sheboygan, WI, United States, Wisconsin 53081

Watercolors - Making Paint from Pigment with Katie Nack

Explore the enchanting world of watercolor in this hands-on class that delves into the captivating process of creating your own watercolor paint from raw pigments. Unlock the secrets behind mixing pigments with binders, experimenting with various ratios, and mastering the art of achieving vibrant hues. From understanding the characteristics of different pigments to honing your skills in grinding and preparing the perfect watercolor medium, this class offers a unique opportunity to craft personalized watercolor paints tailored to your artistic vision. Whether you're a seasoned artist or a beginner, join us in this immersive experience to discover the alchemy of transforming pigments into stunning watercolor masterpieces.
Ages 18+
No prior experience required
PLUS SUPPLIES: (purchased separately at 20% off for class attendees)
Bring your own:
Watercolor Paper, Brushes & Palette Knife
Provided during class, available to purchase after:
Glass Muller with Glass Plate (glass set sold in store for $25)
About the artist:
Katie Nack is a mostly self-taught artist, only taking a few workshops to learn new mediums throughout the last 13 years. She has taught classes while working at the now closed JSM Bead Coop as well as teaching Children's art classes and make in takes while working for Micheals as a teenager. She is currently going to school to become a middle school art teacher. She has worked with most mediums in the arts, ebbing and flowing through her hyper focusing on each one. Currently she is focused on Lino cutting and printmaking as well as painting with watercolor She makes herself. Using found material to turn into pigments or watercolor pans is her passion with this medium. Living on Lake Michigan with her 2 kids and husband, you might find spots on the beach where they have made paint with rocks and water. She believes anyone can be an artist and facilitating this spark for others is her main motivation.