Set Sail – Watercolor

Tuesday
JULY 14th
9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Set Sail – Watercolor
Taught by Nancy Pierce

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Set sail into the beauty of watercolor with this inspiring workshop taught by local artist Nancy Pierce. Participants will explore watercolor techniques while creating a colorful nautical scene filled with glowing skies, reflections on the water, and graceful sailboats.

Nancy will guide students step-by-step through the painting process, sharing tips on blending color, creating depth, and capturing the peaceful mood of a lakeside sunset. This class is designed to be fun, relaxing, and encouraging for all skill levels — from beginners to experienced artists looking to enjoy a creative day of painting.

Come enjoy a day of creativity, learning, and watercolor magic with the Port Clinton Artists’ Club!

Artist Bio

Art is my passion. From earliest memories to the present, it’s been a large part of my being. I’ve either studied in school, taken workshops, or practiced on my own.

I became a commercial artist for a number of years, working for the printing industry and as a freelancer for newspapers and magazines. I also taught through several junior colleges.

After retirement I began learning watercolor, falling in love with it.

I continue to develop my skills, as well as picking up the use of other water media. And I’m an active member of a local Plien Air group organized by Rick Ziak

My work is exhibited and sold through various venues and art contests, as well.

Supply list Download

Set Sail – Watercolor Workshop Supply List

Paper-140lb (preferred) or 300lb. 100% cotton rag  9X12.
*Back board 11X14 to stretch the paper on.
*2 water containers, at least 2 cups each. Cottage cheese, yogurt or other work, well.
*A roll of paper towels

*brushes-
1 1/2″ flat
1/4″ flat
#12 round
#6 round
#1 Rigger

*Paints-   Student or Professional grade.
Windsor Newton Coteman or other professional quality, “nonstain” paints.
Lemon, Rose, Cobalt and New Gamboge, Vermilion, Ultra Marine

*Soft pencil
*Kneaded eraser
*Painters tape
*Small spray bottle

These are suggested materials. If you have your own supplies that are similar, feel free to bring them.