Paint a Lighthouse with me - Step 1 FREE PREVIEW online course

I have been teaching classes for Joann Fabrics, Adult Education, and hosting private corporate team building functions as well as private groups since 2007 and have taught over 1000's of folks to paint. I love what I do and enjoy sharing little tid bits with you all. Make sure to join my  Email Newsletter for specials as well as promo coupons to the online classes!

In the new Lighthouse Course we will learn how to paint  the rocky coastline as well as layering paints to make it look more realistic and create depth.

I use minimal materials, for example 2 brushes and a Winsor Newton Cotman kit along with some good quality watercolor paper such as Arches with all of my watercolor courses.

Just finished posting a SNEAK PEEK to my next online Watercolor Course! You can watch step 1 to see if you may have an interesting in painting Portland Headlight Lighthouse with me! Hope to have the course published by or before May.

If this is something you want to explore further or are just starting out with watercolor, I have six available online courses now on my website at a discounted price all with FREE previews on my youtube channel so you can check them out and subscribe for some free tips, I hope to do at least one a month!

Here is the Finished Online Course Painting.

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Thirty Paintings in 30 Days - Day 6 "Portland Headlight Lighthouse"

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Portland Headlight Lighthouse

8x10" Mat

Original Watercolor/Goauche Painting

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Our family had the chance to visit some Maine Lighthouse's over the summer and I have to say that

Portland Headlight was one of our favorites. The view was incredible. We had a chance to visit the fort on the other side ....just as breath taking.

Fort Williams, Cape Elizabeth

My hubby and I - working on a selfie!

Thirty Paintings in 30 Days - Day Three

Portland Headlight Lighthouse 
Cape Elizabeth, Maine 
Original Watercolor Painting 

One of Maine's most photographed Lighthouses. 
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Gearing up for Sales at The Portland International Jetport!

I've been the crazy lighthouse painter lately because I'm gearing up for the tourist season at the Portland International Jetport! I'll be there at least once a week during the summer season for Art Exhibit's! Just got my new sign in too, I 'll take a picture once it comes in!

The family and I are planning on taking some trips this summer to see a few of Maine's 57 active lighthouses. I'll be taking lots of inspirational pictures as well as doing some plein air painting while I'm there.

Update: SOLD

 I was amazed to find out how many lighthouse's we have here just in Maine! A few that are on my "SEE" list are Portland Headlight, Marshal Point, Curtis Island, and Owls Head...just to name a few.

Update: SOLD

SOLD

SOLD - Portland Headlight Lighthouse, Maine - Original Watercolor

Portland Headlight Lighthouse

8x10 White Mat

SOLD

SOLD! Adorable Mini Watercolors - Perfect Holiday Gift

Sold - Thirty Paintings in 30 Days - Day 24

Hard to believe there is less than a week left in this challenge!

This is the 4th challenge I've completed with Artist Leslie Saeta and I have to say that although it definitely is a challenge it's not the painting I find challenging, but the blogging! I am a women of few words, well for the most part (my hubby may disagree with this statement).

 Portland Headlight Lighthouse, Maine
Original Watercolor
4x6 Mat - $55.00

SOLD

Since starting my first Challenge - I have learned to paint almost daily! Sometimes I even ponder the thought of starting January 1st of 2015 a 365 day painting challenge....we'll see!

The fact is I really do enjoy my daily paintings, I've learned to paint faster and not be as picky on every single piece. Learning to stop is one of the hardest things to do as an artist.  Can't count how many paintings that have been destroyed after over painting them. Sometimes I take pictures of the progress and look back to see where it all went wrong. It really erks me when the painting looked really good before going back to re-work it. Guess we are forever learning right!

Hope you have a great day - and thanks for stopping by my blog!