WORKSHOP IS FULL
Please email [email protected] to be added to the waitlist.
PAINTING WITH WATERCOLOR
with Leslie Lienau
This 9-hour watercolor workshop will take place over three evenings and is designed
for students who want to build a solid understanding of traditional watercolor materials and working methods.
During the first session, students will become familiar with watercolor paints, brushes, paper,
palettes, mixing, swatching and the color wheel. We will explore washes, brush
work, and basic handling of the medium.
In the second and third sessions, students will work from a still life arrangement.
Instruction will include drawing from life, transferring a preliminary drawing to
watercolor paper, selecting and organizing a color palette, and building a painting step
by step through transparent layers.
The workshop is suitable for both beginners and students with some previous
experience who would like a structured approach to watercolor painting.
for students who want to build a solid understanding of traditional watercolor materials and working methods.
During the first session, students will become familiar with watercolor paints, brushes, paper,
palettes, mixing, swatching and the color wheel. We will explore washes, brush
work, and basic handling of the medium.
In the second and third sessions, students will work from a still life arrangement.
Instruction will include drawing from life, transferring a preliminary drawing to
watercolor paper, selecting and organizing a color palette, and building a painting step
by step through transparent layers.
The workshop is suitable for both beginners and students with some previous
experience who would like a structured approach to watercolor painting.
July 7, 8, and 9
6-9 pm
$205.00
6-9 pm
$205.00
NOTE ON MATERIALS: The instructor will reach out to you via email with more information on materials
Leslie Lienau is an artist, educator, and founder of The Oklahoma Academy of Classical Art. She studied academic drawing and painting under Ted Seth Jacobs at École Albert DeFois in Central France and has been influenced by instructors including Andrew Ameral, Anthony Ryder, and Jacob Collins. Her work has received numerous awards and is represented in both public and private collections. She exhibited in a solo exhibition at the Governor’s Gallery at the Oklahoma State Capitol and was twice invited to the American Art in Miniature Show at the Gilcrease Museum.
Leslie currently resides in Northern New Mexico and is pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of New Mexico. She continues her teaching practice through online mentorship and in-person workshops.
Leslie currently resides in Northern New Mexico and is pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of New Mexico. She continues her teaching practice through online mentorship and in-person workshops.
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To pay and register online, please use the buttons provided. Registration for this workshop is due no later than July 1, 2026. Please read our terms & refunds policy here. If workshop is full, please contact OACA by phone 405-659-9016 or email [email protected] to be added to a waiting list.
Should you choose to pay by check or cash, please use the registration button below to register for the course. Please make checks payable to OACA and mail to: Oklahoma Academy of Classical Art, 12 E. Burton Place, Edmond, OK 73013.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
When enrolling in any visual arts workshops or classes at Oklahoma Academy of Classical Art, hereinafter, OACA, you hereby confirm that you understand and agree to our Terms and Conditions. If you do not agree to our terms and conditions, please do not enroll in a workshop or class.
CANCELLATION POLICY
OACA reserves the right to take and use photographs of students and student artworks for the purpose of OACA promotion and publicity. OACA is not responsible for any lost or stolen articles at any of the venues where classes or workshops are held. OACA does not accept responsibility for any student loss associated with unrecoverable travel costs and/or reservations.
When enrolling in any visual arts workshops or classes at Oklahoma Academy of Classical Art, hereinafter, OACA, you hereby confirm that you understand and agree to our Terms and Conditions. If you do not agree to our terms and conditions, please do not enroll in a workshop or class.
CANCELLATION POLICY
- If OACA cancels a workshop, students will receive a full refund
- **OACA is not responsible for any fees associated with a student having to cancel or change travel plans, including hotel and flight if OACA cancels a class, workshop or changes its schedule.
- No refund is given for student absences during the course of the workshop.
- There are no student make-ups for workshops.
- Any other refunds are at the discretion of the Administration.
OACA reserves the right to take and use photographs of students and student artworks for the purpose of OACA promotion and publicity. OACA is not responsible for any lost or stolen articles at any of the venues where classes or workshops are held. OACA does not accept responsibility for any student loss associated with unrecoverable travel costs and/or reservations.