Photo courtesy of Claire Loon Baldwin
Step into the world of watercolor with artist and illustrator Claire Loon Baldwin. In this watercolor class series, Claire offers relaxing, farm-inspired watercolor painting sessions. We will meet in Wanderwood’s beautifully updated historic barn, surrounded by fields of flowers and heirloom fruits and vegetables. Each class runs from 4:30 to 7 p.m. and will include light refreshment in addition to painting instruction.
This class is dedicated to painting spring bouquets. Participants will work with stunning local flowers, painting directly from life, and can take their bouquet home to enjoy alongside their artwork.
All materials to use during class will be provided.
Whether you’re a beginner seeking stress-free, approachable guidance or an experienced artist looking to expand your skills, these classes provide opportunities to grow.
Each class is offered for $85, with an additional $20 charge for classes that include bouquets. Sign up for 2 or more classes in the series and save 10%. Use code WATERCOLOR10 at checkout for discount.
Don’t miss this special opportunity to learn from Claire Loon Baldwin, an experienced art teacher and illustrator whose clients include Down East Magazine and DK Publishing. She brings her passion for scientific illustration, environmental education, botany, and watercolor to all her classes, and offers each student one-on-one feedback.
Claire Loon Baldwin in her studio. Photo courtesy of the artist.
More about the artist:
Claire Loon Baldwin is an illustrator, designer, and storyteller inspired by the surreal beauty of nature. For years she worked in national parks as an environmental educator and interpretive ranger. Now she strives to inspire environmental action through art. Some of her clients include The Nature Conservancy of Maine, the Maine Audubon Society, Down East Magazine, and DK Publishing. Her illustrations are featured in Live Free, Eat Well, a cookbook by Adam Glick, available everywhere books are sold as of June 2024. When she’s not busy creating art, she’s cultivating a native plant and vegetable garden with her husband, and hiking as much as she can.
About Wanderwood: Wanderwood is a sustainable stays and events venue in Nobleboro, Maine. They grow MOFGA Certified organic produce on their farm, host farm dinners, workshops, weddings and special events in their event barn, and invite overnight guests to stay in their renovated 1920s farmhouse.