Intermediate Watercolor: Oranges and Art Composition
Friday, May 29, 2026
1:00 PM-3:30 PM
Instructor: Ann Marie Palmer
Learn to paint a still life using an orange as your reference. This class will cover more advanced watercolor techniques including glazing and incorporating value. Students will work from a reference photo and learn how to convert a reference photo into a line drawing. Student enrolling in this class are encouraged to have an understanding of basic watercolor techniques or have completed class with Ann Marie Palmer in the past.
All supplies are included in your session fee.
Ann Marie will walk you through step-by-step instructions for painting your own watercolor creation. No previous watercolor painting experience required.
Questions about the class can be directed to Ann Marie Palmer at amplifiedwatercolors@gmail.com
Registration includes admission to the beautiful gardens before or after class.
Because watercolor actually moves on the paper, it is the most active of all mediums, almost a performance art. — Nita Engle
Ann Marie Palmer has been exploring the world of watercolor since 2019, through localclasses and private instruction. Her passion for painting botanicals and florals keeps herexploring Leu Gardens and other hidden gems in Orlando. Ann Marie is currently on theboard for the Central Florida Watercolor Society. Her art has been displayed at variouslocal events and juried shows, including City Arts Orlando, the Lake Mary Museum,Crealde School of Art, and the Oakland Arts and Heritage Center. Follow@amplifiedwatercolors on Instagram.
Participants must withdraw from classes at least 5 days prior to the start of class in order to receive a full refund. Eventbrite fees are non refundable. If we must cancel a class, we will make every effort to inform you prior to the class time, and you will receive a full refund .
Only those registered for the class will be permitted in the classroom. Childcare services are not provided.
Photo Description: Multiple layers and hues of orange and grey depicting the perfect single piece of fruit with shadow.