Tuesday, March 27, 2012

New York Botanical Garden Student Work

I am very proud to display my students final projects from Painting Nature Science subjects with Gouache.

I have been teaching botanical art at the New York Botanical Garden for twenty five years. I am extremely pleased with the results of their hard work. Beyond teaching how to use gouache paint I focus on the elements of individual creativity, scientific accuracy, composition and artistic style with each student. Class critiques,  although taking up some class time, is valuable.  The more I can get students to ask questions and develop answers for themselves, the more I can expect them to be life-long learners who will continue to develop their artistic skills and understanding.  I encourage them to think like team members in the same way that athletes work in teams.  Their goal is help each other so that every one can benefit from the practice.






 © Patricia Dominguez 2012
I am looking forward to teaching Plum Blossoms Workshop in Asian Brush and Traditional Watercolor/Watercolor Pencil at the New York Botanical Garden Tuesdays, April 17 & 24, 2012, 10 am - 3:30 pm. To register contact: www.nybg.org  BIL 437B

Starting Sundays, April 1, 2012 Squirrel Nest Studio Workshops 10:30 am - 3:30 pm.

Work in Roberta Rosenthal's home studio in Bloomingburg, NY on top of Shawanga Mountain with views of the Hudson Valley. A natural woodland environment filled with inspiration. We work indoors or outdoors in both Asian brush techniques and traditional botanical or landscape watercolor media.
Classes are limited in size. To register contact rozenart@aol.com. Take one class or a series of 4.
One class $80.00  and series of 4 is $350.00. Tea and cookies served. Please bring art materials and lunch. Materials list given upon confirmation of class.

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