Expressive Watercolors
Adult Classes | This program is completed
What does Expressive Watercolors really mean? It should involve YOU, not just technique, but Marc will always repeat the basic concepts of art-making and watercolor painting…while encouraging you to be YOU. Nothing gives him more pleasure than instilling the joy of art-making, no matter what skill level his students come in with. From the newbies to the professionally advanced, all are in for an enjoyable creative ride with something new to learn every week.
- - Class is confirmed 1 week prior to start and may be cancelled due to low enrollment
- Late registrations are welcome in most cases. Please contact us!
- Please review our policies regarding make-ups, refunds, and enrollment at www.theartguild.org/policies
Good quality round sable #10 brush plus a round sable #6.
2B pencil and kneaded eraser.
Covered WC palette.
Watercolor block (140lb. cold press or rough) about 11” x 14”
Wet media Pad for exercises, about 9” x 12”
Paints (5 ml or 14 ml tubes, artist grade):
lemon yellow, cadmium yellow, raw sienna, alizarin crimson, permanent rose, cadmium red deep, ultramarine blue, pthalo blue-green shade, paynes gray.
Clear water container and Spray mister
Face or dish towel plus some paper toweling
Optional: adjustable angle table easel
Marc Josloff
Marc Josloff earned a BA in Advertising Design & Visual Communication and an MS degree in Art Therapy & Art Education, all at Pratt Institute. Marc later specialized in watercolor painting under the tutelage of Mel Stabin, Irwin Greenberg and Paul Ching Bor. Marc Josloff was listed as one of “11 Artists to Watch” in Watercolor Magic Magazine in December, 2004 and his painting “Boy on a Scooter at the Hotel Deville” was purchased by the Art Students League of NY for their prestigious permanent collection. That painting was displayed alongside works by Georgia O’Keefe, Norman Rockwell, William Merritt Chase, and other American artist luminaries. Artworks by Marc Josloff are parts of other public and private collections, including the New York State Museum and Pratt Institute. Marc has been the recipient of many best-in-show and merit awards in the metropolitan area and was a finalist in the 2014 “Artist's Magazine” Annual International Competition.
The NYC school system identified Marc as a master teacher and he subsequently received the “Arts and Education Award" from the Long Island Arts Council in 2008.”Marc Josloff has been a watercolor instructor at The Art Guild since 2022 and also teaches for the National Art League, as well as serving as a long-standing travel art instructor for Il Chiostro and PaintAwayTours. He is frequently called upon to give painting & photography workshops, demonstrations, lectures, presentations and also judging assignments for regional exhibitions.