Springtime Watercolor Doodling Series:
A Journey of Personal Growth
For adults (teachers, counselors, parents, aides... anyone!)
Four Sundays:
March 22
March 29
(two week break)
April 19
April 26
9:30AM - 10:30AM PST
Location: Zoom
Cost: $100 for the series
or $35 per class
Join us this spring for a creative and calming journey through watercolor doodling, all from the comfort of your own home via Zoom. In this four-week series, we will explore how art and creativity can foster personal growth and mindfulness.
This Springtime Watercolor Doodling Series offers all-new lessons, different from the fall workshops. Through simple watercolor techniques and free-form doodling, you will have the opportunity to relax, reflect, and discover new layers of creativity. Whether you’re new to watercolor or an experienced artist, this class offers a chance to slow down, connect with yourself, and celebrate the arrival of spring.
No drawing skills or experience with watercolors is needed. Here are a few suggested supplies, but honestly, you can use whatever supplies you might have lying around the house, too!
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watercolor paper (Michaels)
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aqua brush (or regular smallish paint brush) and watercolor paints (Amazon)
If you are unable to attend the sessions live on Zoom, feel free to register anyway. We will send you the link to a recording that you can watch on your own time. However, we recommend setting aside a quiet hour each week to make this a regular practice.
Come join us for a nurturing, fun, and enriching experience—perfect for those looking to start their mornings with intention and creativity.
Meet Your Instructor
Renée Johnson has a passion for helping others express themselves through writing. She moved to California from Massachusetts and graduated from California State University, Hayward with a BA in English and a focus in creative writing. She has been a full-time seventh and eighth grade English teacher in the Palo Alto Unified School District since 1998. She has experience teaching a variety of summer writing courses, including Future Author Camp, a writing camp for gifted creative writers. She also enjoys coaching adults and teens in a variety of writing projects, from personal statements to essays and speeches. Renée has worked with the San Jose Area Writing Project both as a participant and an instructor, and she is also a certified Heartwork Journaling coach.