Wholesale Watercolor Workbook, Spiral Bound, Leisure Activities

“A beginner-friendly watercolor workbook featuring lightly sketched leisure activites on 140 lb watercolor paper. This spiral-bound, lay-flat watercolor workbook makes painting easy at home or as a thoughtful gift. Includes original artwork by Julie Norkus in a 6 x 9 in format.” -Watercolor 101 tips, techniques & supply explanations & suggestions. -Color Mixing guides. -Paint yourself or enjoy giving it to someone who loves to paint. -12 + 4 bonus beginner friendly illustrations colored for you to use as a guide -Thick 140lb watercolor paper with lightly drawn images for painting -Lay-flat pages with spiral binding for hassle-free painting and easy tear-out -6 x 9" format - Original artwork Julie Norkus in St Charles, Il Designed for: Beginners and experienced artists, this watercolor workbook provides ready-to-paint outlines so artists can focus on painting instead of drawing. A relaxing watercolor workbook for beginners, Leisure Time is a creative hobby book for adults. This book was created for anyone who loves painting but doesn’t want the stress of figuring out what to paint — because often that’s the hardest part. These original outlines allow artists to skip the guesswork and jump straight into creating. Each page reflects a variety of leisure activites images. We urge the painter to take quiet time with this book & let it become a relaxing creative outlet that helps people slow down, unwind, and get excited about painting. • Printed on 140 lb watercolor paper designed specifically for watercolor techniques The outlines include a variety common fun activities that are enjoyable for beginners while still engaging for experienced artists, including: • Canoeing • Gardening • Fishing • Reading • Golfing • Camping • and more Perfect for: • Beginners learning watercolor & nature enthusiasts • Hobby painters looking for a relaxing creative outlet • Art classes and workshops • Homeschool creative programs • Experienced artists wanting ready-to-paint outlines By removing the pressure of drawing, artists can focus on color, technique, and enjoying the painting process.