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Loose and Expressive Watercolors - Flowers and Figures
Janet Rogers | March 26-28, 2026
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How to paint florals in a loose, expressive watercolor style
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How to balance vibrant color, contrast, and brushwork
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How to preserve white space, avoid muddiness, and let watercolor stay fresh
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Intuitive drawing exercises for portraits and figures
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How to capture gesture, expression, and fluid form
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How to mix warm, translucent flesh tones
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All levels are welcome. This workshop is ideal for artists who want to loosen up, paint with more spontaneity, and build confidence with both florals and figures in watercolor.
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Lots of live demonstrations
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Hands-on guidance throughout the workshop
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Exercises designed to encourage spontaneity and creative freedom
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Individualized feedback in a supportive environment
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Instruction in both floral and figurative watercolor painting
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March 26–28, 2026
9:00 am – 4:00 pm (1-hour lunch) -
Fee: $359
Janet Rogers, AWS, TWSA, FWS is a nationally recognized watercolorist with over 40 years of professional experience and Signature Member status in the American Watercolor Society, Transparent Watercolor Society, and Florida Watercolor Society, among others.
Celebrated for her sensitive, expressive depictions of floral subjects, portraits, and figures, Janet’s paintings are spontaneous and emotionally resonant. Her work has received numerous awards and is exhibited throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe.
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As an instructor, Janet is praised for her generous and insightful teaching style. She encourages a loose, intuitive approach to watercolor—helping students “dance” with the fluid medium to discover fresh color and composition through demonstrations, individualized feedback, and supportive exercises.