Date: Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Time: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Location: 901 Esquimalt Road, Esquimalt, B.C.

Instructor | Richard Wong

We are pleased to offer watercolour workshops by Richard Wong at ECAH! Richard is an Esquimalt resident, professional painter and instructor and wildlife artist. His classes are fun and taught within a relaxed and supportive environment. You can learn more about Richard on his website.

Course Description | Golden-crowned Kinglet

This class is suitable for all skill levels including beginner. You will learn how to create watercolours on Japanese art paper (masa) using Richard’s techniques and methods.

Fees & Options

• Members*: $20.00 per person

• Pairs or Social Pods**: $20.00 per person

• Non-Members: $25.00 per person

• Supply rental (optional): $5.30 per person

*If you would like to become a member, please visit ecah.ca/membership or choose a membership option at checkout.

**A pair (2 or more spots) or social pod is a group of people who are within one social bubble and are comfortable sitting less than 6’ apart in the class. These people are likely members of your household or within your social bubble as per the B.C. Health Order.

Supplies

• Required Winsor Newton artist quality colours (tubes)

  • All colours will be used

• Daniel Smith “Moon Glow” watercolour (tube) 

• Quality Chinese brushes. Instructor carries small for detail, medium and large brushes

• Masa paper by the sheet at most art stores [can tear into eight 8x10” sheets] 

• 2 oz. Holbein watercolour spray bottle (available at Opus and Art World) 

• Ceramic or porcelain mixing surfaces

• Rinse container

• Paper towels

• Pencil (medium)

• Kneadable eraser

COVID-19 Safety Measures

• All students must pre-register, no drop-ins will be permitted

• Students must wear a mask at all times inside ECAH and during the course

• Hand sanitizer will be provided upon entry

• Desks have been sanitized with an alcohol-based solution before class

• Desks must be sanitized after each class

• Students are seated 6’ apart (unless they are in the same social pod)

• We ask that all students and visitors to ECAH do their best to social distance at all times

Accessibility

• There are two easy-access parking spots directly in front of 901 Esquimalt Road. Please leave these spots for those with mobility issues.

• Our washroom can accommodate a wheelchair or other mobility device, and is gender-neutral.

• Our tables are 5’ long and can be moved as needed. There are no steps into the building.

• Our doors are not currently automated - but this is a future project we’re working on.

• If you have concerns about visiting, please contact us and we can arrange a walk-through with you.

• ECAH is a welcoming place for people of all backgrounds and lived experiences. We invite your direction on how we can best accommodate your individual needs and will work collaboratively to ensure ECAH is an accessible space.