RRWS Summer Workshop

RRWS SUMMER WORKSHOP
FINDING YOUR WAY
Janet Flom, Instructor
July 19-21, 2010
at
First Congregational United Church of Christ
406 8th St S
Moorhead, MN
Fee: Members, $150; Non Members, $160.

This workshop is appropriate for students already familiar with the medium of watercolor. Rather than learning how to paint a particular subject matter or style, we will instead focus on strategies for moving forward on your own individual path to better painting. What are your present strengths and weaknesses, what is your stylistic approach, and in what way do you hope to improve your painting?
This 3-day workshop will investigate how to use already familiar tools [drawing, composition/design, values, color, etc] more effectively to build upon the foundation you already have in order to create a more personal and unique artistic statement.

For more information, contact Diane Johnson, jandd@cableone.net or call [701] 241-4143.

To register fill out the form below and mail with fee to:

Red River Watercolor Society
Box 1656
Fargo, ND 58107-1656

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NAME:___________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS__________________________CITY____________STATE______ZIP________

PHONE #_______________________EMAIL ADDRESS____________________________

Member $150.______________ Non-Member $160.______________

To All Members of RRWS:

In the notice above, check to make sure your name is on the list of PAID MEMBERS.

Our membership year goes from January to December. Membership is still only $20.

We will soon be preparing a new membership directory and ONLY THOSE with paid up membership in 2010 will be in the book. Newsletters will only be sent to members as well.

To those of you in the Fargo Moorhead area:
Come to the meeting Tuesday night at 7PM at the 1st Congregational Church in Moorhead, MN and save a stamp – bring a check with you for your dues and enjoy a fun evening!

Let’s break last year’s record membership ! !

Thanks …

Diane Johnson

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