Cloudscapes with Maria Coryell-Martin
Cloudscapes
Online workshop with Maria Coryell-Martin
Live Access
October 12, 2024, 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM Pacific
Live Access registration closes at noon the day before the workshop, or when the workshop is full.
Workshops are not eligible for discount.
Paint Expressive Skies in Watercolor.
Join us online on Saturday, October 12th, from 10am – 12:30pm Pacific for Cloudscapes: Paint Expressive Skies in Watercolor with Maria Coryell-Martin!
In this workshop, students will learn tools and techniques for painting expressive skies in watercolor with Maria Coryell-Martin. We will explore color mixing, design, and glazing while painting skies ranging from friendly cumulus clouds to windy high cirrus, low stratus, and layered sunsets. All levels welcome!
Workshop Format
We’ve been enjoying the community and course organization of our online learning platform, Circle, and are excited to now offer the option to join workshops live or watch the recording anytime at your own pace. We’re often asked for workshop access beyond the live date and are so glad to make this possible, starting this season. Choose your level of participation: Live or Recorded Access!
Live Access
$60.00
Includes the opportunity to join the 2-hour workshop call, with an additional 30 minutes for asking questions, sharing art, and receiving feedback from the instructor (2.5 hrs total).
Recorded Access
$50.00
Includes all workshop materials and access to the 2-hour workshop recording for those who wish to work at their own pace. The recording is available the week following the live call date.
All participants, regardless of selected format, will have access to the workshop recording at least twelve months after the purchase date. We also invite you to join the Art Toolkit Community, a space for people registered for our workshops to share art, creative musings, questions, and inspiration!
Registration Details
How to Register
Select either “Live Access” or “Recorded Access” and add to cart. Important: you are not registered until you have completed checkout.
We will send you a payment receipt by email. If you don’t see it, please check your junk mail folder, and add hello@arttoolkit.com to your contacts.
Next Steps
When you have completed checkout, you’re in!
You will receive an email with an invite link to our learning platform Circle. If you already have an account, this link will add your new workshop to your Dashboard. The access details and syllabus will be under your Course Dashboard.
Questions? Please send us an email and we’ll help you out.
Recommended Supplies
Watercolor
Please paint with what you have and enjoy!
Maria recommends having a split primary palette (a warm and cool of each color) and a neutral such as Burnt Sienna or Burnt Umber. Here is a list of all the colors in Maria’s Folio Palette, with a star by the ones she plans to use most in her workshop.
Cadmium Red Medium Hue
Nickel Azo Yellow
Brushes
Paper
Cold-press watercolor paper
Maria will be demonstrating in a Hahnemühle 100% Cotton Watercolor Book, which handles washes beautifully. The Hahnemühle Watercolor Book will also work well, and if you prefer to work loose leaf, Maria likes 140lb Arches cold press watercolor paper.
Other Supplies
Pen or Pencil
For sketching and note-taking.
Water Cup
2-3 small water containers are helpful, one for rinsing and 1-2 for cleaner water.
Paper Towel or Rag
Maria likes blue shop towels which can be reused.
Optional Extras
A Pocker Mister and sponge.
About Maria Coryell-Martin
Art Toolkit Founder Maria Coryell-Martin is an expeditionary artist following the tradition of traveling artists as naturalists and educators. Since 2005, she has focused on painting polar and glaciated regions, working with scientists and expeditions in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and the Antarctic Peninsula.
In the field, she sketches with ink and watercolor and collects multimedia recordings to build her palette of place: a record of experience, climate, and color. This work inspires studio paintings for exhibits, multimedia presentations, and hands-on workshops to promote observation, scientific inquiry, and environmental awareness. Learn more at expeditionaryart.com.