Classes + Supplies

Welcome!

I’m so thrilled you’ll be joining me for an online watercolor class. We’re going to have a great time playing with paint!

My classes are designed to be accessible with the most basic supplies. You can borrow a brush and watercolor set from a kid in your life, grab whatever pencil and waterproof pen you have on hand, along with a mug of water and some paper towels, and be ready to fully participate!

The links below are provided for those who have interest in what products I use and recommend, or who may be ready to invest in some new goodies. No need to purchase to take part. If you do purchase from these links, I will make a small commission as part of Amazon’s affiliate program. Your support in this way helps me keep making art.

No matter what supplies you use, you’ll learn new techniques, meet like-minded people and feel good about investing in your creativity!

Upcoming Classes

Watercolor With Amelia - Painting Your Dream Cabin
RESCHEDULED!
Saturday, April 20th, 12 - 2 pm Pacific Time

Mossy logs or modern chalets; cabins captivate our imaginations in a unique way. Especially for those of us who love the outdoors! 

In this class, Amelia will share her three favorite techniques to work quickly with watercolors to create bold, bright impact - with minimal time spent waiting for paint to dry or biting your nails wondering if those colors will blend properly. 

What to Expect

Together, we will start by going over some simple drawing and watercolor techniques you can use to create fun, colorful illustrations. Then, we’ll dive into painting our dream getaways!

Register on the Kula Academy website.

Watercolor With Amelia - Nature Notes: Capturing the Great Outdoors
Date in May TBD

Recommended Supplies

Brushes - Princeton Lauren Round 6, Princeton Select Artist Round 2

Watercolor paper  - Cold Press (smooth texture), Hot Press (slightly rough texture)

Pencil - Papermate Sharpwriter

Eraser - Prismacolor Kneaded Eraser

Waterproof pen(s) - Single, Set of Four (the set is a good value!)

Watercolor paints - Starter, Mid-Level Option, What I Use Now

Palette - Simple Option (only needed if you’re using tube paints)

Tape (optional) - Blue painters’ tape

Jar / cup / mug for water

Rag (old cotton t-shirt) or paper towels

Hairdryer (optional)