Elevate Your Artistry with Andy Evansen's Exclusive Workshop!
Ready to refine your painting skills? Whether you're aiming to loosen up your style, perfect your technique, or enhance your composition skills, this workshop has it all.
FREE TWO-DAY ONLINE WORKSHOP with Andy Evansen
10 am EDT, New York
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At the workshop, we will make two paintings with Andy Evansen online!
- Day 1 of the workshop
- Day 2 of the workshop
What else we will learn during the workshop
- How to easily determine the horizon line?
- How to make a drawing look three-dimensional, not flat?
- How to paint small figures and other elements?
- How to paint shadows easily?
- How to use value study effectively and how it changes the game?
Together with Andy, we will create two paintings.
And that's how the painting process will go:
Instructor of our workshop
35k followers on Instagram
- Andy Evansen began painting watercolors in the mid-1990s
- He became a signature member of the prestigious Plein Air Painters of America (PAPA) in 2012 and served as their President from 2015-2017.
- Transparent Watercolor Society of America (TWSA), Signature Member April 2018.
- Salmagundi Club, Artist Member 2017.
- His paintings have won numerous awards, including the Bronze and High Winds Medals from the American Watercolor Society.
- Based in America.
- Has been teaching watercolor art for already 15 years
“It's not what you paint that matters, it's how you paint”
Andy Evansen
Watercolor Artist
Spaces are limited for this free workshop! Only 9 left. Reserve your spot now and unlock the secrets to painting captivating landscapes
Artworks of Andy Evansen
Students' works from the previous marathon
Day 1
Day 2
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As you can see, we painted the same scene, but all the works turned out to be different, because at the marathon Andy does not just tell how to copy his actions, but explains how to create your own painting.
Students' feedback on Andy's workshop
“When painting with watercolors, both hemispheres of your brain work. No need to show all the details, your brain will finish everything by itself”
Andy Evansen
Watercolor Artist
- Watercolor painting is not only a creative hobby, but also a surprisingly useful activity for the brain. When working with watercolors, the brain is actively engaged in the processes of visualization and spatial thinking.
- Watercolor painting also promotes the development of patience and concentration. The artist should pay attention to every stroke, which helps to improve the ability to focus on details and increases endurance in performing complex mental tasks.
- Watercolors can also be an excellent way to relax and relieve stress. By immersing yourself in the world of colors and shapes, you can temporarily move away from everyday worries and enjoy the creative process.
About Artefacto School
"We teach how to think like an artist"
- We are an international online learning platform with over 150k artists from all over the world!
- We have over 150 free workshops and paid courses
- Our instructors are over 40 world-renowned masters
- At our workshops, you will disconnect from everyday problems, give your brain a long-awaited rest, and build new neural connections in it.
