Want to learn how to make any color you want? The first step is to sharpen your ability to really see color and color relationships. That’s why we focus on fun exercises to strengthen that skill as part of my COLOR THEORY BASICS Workshop. Join us on March 28 if you’re tired of accidentally making mud! You can sign up here:
https://www.elizabethsanford.com/classes/
I love to experiment with new techniques and share them with my students — that’s why I’m excited to be starting a new 8-week MIXED MEDIA session on Thursday, March 12. Be sure to email me at elizabeth@elizabethsanford.com with any questions!
Here’s my “sit spot” in between 2 of my favorite trees — a Sassafras and a Buckeye. If you look closely, you can see the green man head off to the right in the leaves. This is a new home for him, although he’s been in the family for years. When we get out of this cold and rainy season, I’ll be spending a lot more time here, practicing the exercises in this book:
Tomorrow I’ll be interacting with nature in a very different way — you can find me on Sunday afternoon (March 1) at the Lawn & Garden Show! I’ll be in booth #238 representing the Middle Tennessee chapter of Wild Ones. You can learn more about their mission to promote the use of native plants here: https://middletennessee.wildones.org/
Hope to see you there!
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