Join us for a day of drawing, sketching and coloring the beauty of autumn in the woods. We’ll explore composition, line, color mixing, and mostly the inspiration of the wild. Focus on the tiny details of a leaf or rock, then zoom out to capture the magnificence of the landscape. Learn about the natural world, interpret the bird language that surrounds us, and identify plants, trees, and animals. Together we’ll build a collective fire using a primitive friction fire method, and enjoy our lunch around its warmth, sharing our work and stories.
Kim Waterman has been creating art on her own and with students of all ages for almost 40 years, the last 25 in the Berkshires. She teaches in settings, from private studios to public classrooms, to the woods. See a sampling of her work on Instagram @piratetreasurejewels
Tes Reed has been taking kids and adults into the wild for 20 years. She is a passionate naturalist, gifted wilderness educator, skilled and entertaining guide. Find out more about her at www.tesreed.com on Facebook @Find Your Wild and, Instagram @tesreedwild
