Recorded Workshops

These are recorded workshops without the live weekly sessions. After purchase, these classes can be viewed online at your leisure as much as you would like. From small simple paintings, to large full sheet compositions, I work through my process from start to finish. View the Workshop Preview to get a flavor for my style, or click below for more information on each class. Happy painting!

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

Upcoming In-person Workshops

2026

Saint Louis Watercolor Society
April 21 – 24, 2026
Saint Louis, MO

Alabama Watercolor Society
April 30 – May 2, 2026
Talladega, AL

Louisiana Watercolor Society
May 12 – 14, 2026
New Orleans, LA

Southwest Watercolor Society
September 9–11, 2026
Dallas, TX

Read what others have said about my workshops here.

  • "A big thank you for all you do. The things you’ve taught me go way beyond pigment and brush. Keep doing what you do. You are a gift to all who find you."

    —Bernie B.
    Edgewater, FL

  • "I have enjoyed this experience more than any other class I’ve taken!!! I’m over half way through video #3. I just had to stop and tell you how WONDERFUL it is! I’m so excited to get my paints on the paper. You do a fabulous job explaining what is going through your mind!"

    —Natalie H.
    Magnolia, TX

  • "I cannot express how much I enjoyed the entire experience. The video was greatly helpful as I could watch it multiple times and close up shots were extremely valuable."

    —Akiko S.
    San Diego, CA

  • "I sure am learning a lot through your course. It’s pushing me to try to reach a new proficiency level. One doesn’t usually find this challenging level of detail in other loose-style based courses — sometimes it was actively discouraged. It has been a pleasure to work in a way that feels right for me."

    —Judith D.
    Columbia, MD

  • "Thank you for a wonderful workshop! Your approach and teaching style was different from other workshops I’ve attended and I found it well worth it."

    —Dilian D.
    Vienna, VA

Materials

A complete materials list will be provided. If you are just starting out, materials can be expensive. I encourage people to spend first on the important things. Do not skimp on your paint, brushes or paper—use professional artist grade materials. Watercolor is a difficult medium, there’s no need to add to the challenge with inferior products. Student grade paint uses less pigment and more binder (filler) so it is difficult to get deep rich color.