. . . And Now It's Watercolor!

SEAGULL This would be a nice easy painting to do to get my students warmed up for my class at the Vero Beach Museum of Art.

This is the third week of a 5-week course in multi-media portrait painting.  


This week's portrait, again, is a watercolor rendition of "Gypsy."

"Gypsy" watercolor by Judy Burgarella

Instructions on how to paint "Gypsy" in watercolor will be posted on this site soon.

Enjoy!

Judy Burgarella
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