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COLORED PENCIL I
RENDERING BEAUTIFUL ARTWORKS IN COLORED PENCIL

REGISTER MEMBER $132

REGISTER NON-MEMBER $158

Dates:
Saturday, June 1, 2024 - Saturday, June 15, 2024
Time:
10:00 am - 3:30 pm
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Pre-Requisite: Color Mixing for Botanical Illustration OR Introduction to Watercolor for Botanical Illustration

GES: BI, 10, elective*

*This class provides 10 hours of elective credit toward the Botanical Illustration Certificate Program. Only students who are enrolled in the certificate program may register for this class.

Supplies: Click here for a materials list for this class. Please note that the Garden is only supplying some of the materials for this course. Students are responsible for supplying all other materials.

This course takes place over two Saturdays from 10 am – 3:30 pm:

  • June 1
  • June 15

Gail Goodrich HarwoodABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

A life-long art enthusiast, Gail Goodrich Harwood has focused on botanical art for the last 15 years. After completing a one-day class at LGBG in 2009 with Lara Call Gastinger, she was “hooked.” Gail completed her LGBG Certificate in Botanical Illustration, followed by a year-long colored pencil course with Wendy Hollender. She has since studied further with Wendy and her team and with Ann Swan in the U.K. She has also studied watercolor and pen and ink with other world-class botanical artists. Gail has served as President of the Botanical Art Society of the National Capital Region, as board member and officer of the American Society of Botanical Artists and was a founding member of the Central Virginia Botanical Artists, an ASBA Circle. She has exhibited art widely across the mid-Atlantic in both juried and individual shows. Her line drawing was selected for the National Cathedral’s coloring book. Gail also serves as editor of the quarterly publication of the Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs and is a floral designer for the VMFA’s Fine Arts and Flowers event.

Banner image credits: Gail Goodrich Harwood: Nodding Thistle, Globe Artichoke, Peppers