Event Details
- Members $55
- Nonmembers $65
In this meditative workshop, you’ll begin by creating a soft, abstract watercolor background using powdered watercolors, embracing color and flow. Then, using the calming practice of Zentangle, you’ll draw patterns with a fine line marker on your background, letting the lines emerge from the color beneath. The focus is always on the process, not the results.
No experience needed, all materials are included. You’ll leave with a finished, one-of-a-kind artwork and a meditative practice you can return to anytime.
Speaker
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Elisabeth RidenourArtist & Art Instructor
Elisabeth is a self-taught artist, pet portraitist, and art instructor based in Pittsburgh, PA. She began her artistic journey in 2014 and has since developed a practice rooted in the belief that anyone can learn artistic skills. Her work is inspired by animals, symbolism, and our deep interconnectedness with nature.
As a teacher, Elisabeth is passionate about demystifying the idea of “talent.” Her classes blend strong artistic fundamentals with a supportive, mindful approach, creating a space where students can befriend their inner critic and stay present while building technical skill and confidence in their creative voice. She believes that with guidance, structure, and consistent practice, anyone can learn to draw and paint.
In this meditative workshop, you’ll begin by creating a soft, abstract watercolor background using powdered watercolors, embracing color and flow. Then, using the calming practice of Zentangle, you’ll draw patterns with a fine line marker on your background, letting the lines emerge from the color beneath. The focus is always on the process, not the results.
No experience needed, all materials are included. You’ll leave with a finished, one-of-a-kind artwork and a meditative practice you can return to anytime.
Speaker
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Elisabeth RidenourArtist & Art Instructor
Elisabeth is a self-taught artist, pet portraitist, and art instructor based in Pittsburgh, PA. She began her artistic journey in 2014 and has since developed a practice rooted in the belief that anyone can learn artistic skills. Her work is inspired by animals, symbolism, and our deep interconnectedness with nature.
As a teacher, Elisabeth is passionate about demystifying the idea of “talent.” Her classes blend strong artistic fundamentals with a supportive, mindful approach, creating a space where students can befriend their inner critic and stay present while building technical skill and confidence in their creative voice. She believes that with guidance, structure, and consistent practice, anyone can learn to draw and paint.
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