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Workshops
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SCBWI Illustrators Intensive Painting Demos

Photos credit: Debbie Ridpath Ohi
Watson's Painting Demo at Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators National Conference Illustrators Intensive
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Photo credit: Debbie Ridpath Ohi
Illustrators Intensive Panel with David Diaz, Denise Fleming, Kadir Nelson, David Small, Paul O. Zelinsky, Richard Jesse Watson, Marla Frazee, Jerry Pinkney, Cecilia Yung
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DREAM...PAINT! Watson's Painting Classes at Port Townsend School of the Arts
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Jumpstart your moto perpetuo. Skill building and imagination generating exercises will help you discover your unique and abundant creative potential.
Experience the freedom to express dreams through painting. All skill levels are welcome-beginners to DaVincis!
Classes are scheduled periodically throughout the year. Contact me to be notified of upcoming classes.

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Feeding Your Inner Zoo Workshop participants with final masterpieces. BIMA
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Feeding Your Inner Zoo
Family Art Workshops
at
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
Working with recycled materials and pencils, pens, ink, paints, papers, old book pages, string, rick-rack, glitter, glue, tape, each person brought their own key ingredient: IMAGINATION.
Workshop participants invented and collaged fantastic flying contraptions, which launched far-out stories to go with their art creations.

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With no shortage of inventiveness in this think-tank-topia, the time flew by and so did the pictures!

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Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Family Art Workshop (Session II) participants with their artful collage creations. 2013
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Poetry Box Workshop at
Watson Studio
Designing one-of-a-kind Poem Boxes, painted and filled with poems, created during the workshop.

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Creating designs and writing clever and humorous poems to tuck inside their poetry boxes.
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Some of the workshop participants show their odd and wacky characters made from recycled materials. 2013
Art as Muse Workshop
at Tacoma Art Museum
Creating characters from hibernating thoughts and recycled materials.
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