In this workshop, discover how colour, especially in early fall, works in developing a vibrant composition. Bonnie will paint a fall-themed composition with a heritage house and amazing windows as the prime focal point. Reflections and light – especially in fall – are vibrant, and will be emphasized and explored. Transparent watercolour and the incorporation of mixed medium will help to enhance our theme. Explore light and design and reflections in glass. Our subject will exemplify full colour, and cover how to incorporate fall colour and details. Gouache and pen and ink as mixed medium options will be incorporated into the watercolour pigments. Bonnie will show you many new techniques that will provide a purposeful and unique painting experience. If colour excites you, and you are looking to master some new techniques, as well as exploring the tried and given techniques, then this workshop is for you. Atmospheric perspective through colour will also be explored where Autumn painting becomes a passion. Bonnie’s hands on approach will be sure to please!
Windows on Main Street (watercolour) with Mixed Medium (Bonnie Steinberg) Sat. Oct. 25 (10 am – 4 pm) intermediate
$130.00 – $145.00
10 in stock
Description
This workshop takes place:
Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025
9:30 am – 4:30 pm in Studio One (please bring your lunch)
OAS congratulates Bonnie’s incredible achievement. Her stunning piece, “Waiting for Spring” is among those chosen to hang in The Royal Trust collection for King Charles 111.
The final selection of twenty-five paintings marks the culmination of the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour’s extraordinary 40-year special project, which will successfully place 100 watercolours into the prestigious Royal Collection Trust at Windsor Castle.
CSPWC Royal Collection Trust 2025
Bonnie Steinberg (CSPWC SCA TWS IWS) is a practicing artist and a popular art teacher. Transparent watercolour is Bonnie’s medium of choice, now with the recent addition of mixed medium. Bonnie’s watercolours encompass a variety of subject matter, with architectural detail being her latest achievement. Bonnie’s use of high- keyed colour and dramatic light are the trademarks of her work. A graduate of York University, Bonnie received her Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts. Bonnie is also an elected member of the Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolour, the Society of Canadian Artists, and a signature member of the Toronto Watercolor Society. She is also a guest artist and teacher for many art groups in Canada, the United States and Europe. Symphonic watercolours with Bonnie
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