SilverKite Community Arts®
& Northwest Parkinson's Foundation
Watercolor Wednesdays

Anyone who has been impacted by Parkinson's is welcome.
Join us for a 6 week series exploring watercolors in a variety of ways. Our theme this series is mountains. We welcome you to register for as many as you like!
Have questions about a class?
Need assistance registering?
Contact Mollia Jensen, Arts Programs Manager
(508) 812-0431

Workshop Offerings
Register for each individual workshops by clicking the link
under each description!
Watercolor Wednesdays: Flower Series
Emotional Floral Doodles
April 16th, 1-2pm
This workshop will focus on creating a base of doodling with watercolor as a means of releasing and processing your emotions onto the page. We will add color in varying shapes and styles throughout the page and once it dries - go back in to create flowers from our emotional release of color.
Facilitated by Ashley McEneny
Supplies:
-Watercolors (whatever type or colors that you have access to)
-1-2 Brushes (it would be nice to have a small and medium sized brush)
-White Paper Multiple Pieces (Drawing, Craft or Watercolor Paper will work)
-Dish for water
-Black ink pen
Optional:
-Scissors
-Glue Stick
-Black Sharpie
Three Panel Haiku
May 7th, 1-2pm
With color as the emphasis, participants will paint their own flower designs on three panels -one for each line of a haiku. The facilitator will provide a haiku or you can create your own!
Facilitated by Bobbi Kidder
Supplies:
-8.5 x 11 sheet of watercolor or mixed media paper
-Watercolors
-Brush
-Water container
-Pen or fine tipped sharpie
Dazzling Spring Tulips
April 23rd, 1-2pm
Learn how to paint a dazzling, colorful bouquet of spring tulips with watercolor paints. Watch your bouquet come into full-bloom as you learn how to convincingly apply the wet-on-wet watercolor painting technique creating a lively bunch!
Facilitated by Valencia Carroll
Supplies:
-Watercolor Set
-Watercolor Paper
-Medium Sized Round Watercolor Brush
-Extra Fine Point Black Permanent Marker
-Pencil
-Small Cup or Jar for Water
-Paper Towel
Optional:
-Blue Masking Tape
-Mat
Cherry Blossoms Under Rainier
May 14th, 1-2pm
In this beginner-friendly workshop, let's paint a beautiful landscape to welcome spring.
Facilitated by Sarai Osborne
Supplies:
-Watercolor paper
-Watercolor paint
-Dish with water
-Paintbrush
-Paper towels or rags for drying
Optional:
-White gel pen/white correctional fluid
-Markers
-Pencil
3D Bouquets
April 30th, 1-2pm
Excitement is in the air, spring is in full bloom and colors are popping up everywhere! We'll make watercolor flowers and cut or tear them out to make a 3D bouquet picture to hang on your wall to keep it cheery inside and out.
Facilitated by Tammy Leaver
Supplies:
-Watercolor paper
-Watercolor paints
-Markers
-Watercolor brushes
-Water in container
-Paper towels
-Pencil and eraser
-Masking tape
-Scissors
-Glue stick
-Black ink pen or ultra thin black permanent marker
Optional:
-Bring pre-cut or torn paper flower shapes
-Bring 2nd piece of paper (mixed media, cardboard, any thicker substrate to glue flowers to)
Spring Wreaths
May 21st, 1-2pm
Let's make a watercolor spring wreath and bring smiles and color to our lives today.
Facilitated by Tammy Leaver
Supplies:
-Watercolor paper
-Watercolor paint
-Watercolor brushes
-Water, container and paper towels
-Pencil and eraser
-Glue stick
-Scissors
Optional:
-Ultra thin black permanent marker
-White gel pen, correction fluid pen or acrylic paint pen
NW Parkinson's Foundation
NW Parkinson's Foundation


NWPF Watercolor Wednesdays: Mountain Majesty (Feb 5)

NWPF WW Mountain Mosaic Windows (March 12)
