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Trees in Winter Landscape: Watercolor Class with Artist Hazel Jarvis
January 10 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$40 – $50
Offered in partnership with Greenwich Tree Conservancy
Let the quiet beauty of winter inspire your brush. Join artist Hazel Jarvis for an afternoon of watercolor painting that celebrates the sculptural grace of trees in the winter stillness. Guided by Hazel’s expert instruction, you’ll learn to capture the subtle interplay of light, shadow, and delicate colors that defines the season’s landscape.
This workshop invites both beginners and experienced artists to slow down, observe nature’s elegant forms, and translate the poetry of bare branches and muted skies into luminous watercolor.
All supplies provided including brushes, paint and palettes.
2-4 PM | Saturday, January 10th | Gallery – Main Building | Greenwich Botanical Center
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