Watercolor Painting Workshop with Luke “Romancing Buck the Scene” “Consideration and concentration on what and why we chose a certain landscape subject to paint, and what we will need to do to make our efforts become a painting or a work of art, as opposed to simply a picture.” Raven Hill Discovery Center 4737 Fuller Road, East Jordan, Michigan 49727 Thursday, June 25, 2015 and Friday, June 26, 2015 10:00 am to 3:00 pm both days Early enrollment is encouraged, as space is limited. “Raven Hill Discovery Center has once again been kind enough to invite me back for a sixth Watercolor Workshop, and I am thrilled about it. Not only is this area one of my favorite places to visit but also has the nicest folks to visit with. Plus the Discovery Center is one of the most interesting & appropriate places to have an artist workshop that I could imagine. This year’s theme for the workshop will be "Romancing the Scene". The emphasis this year, in addition to traditional watercolor landscape painting, will be a consideration and concentration on what and why we chose a certain landscape subject to paint, and what we will need to do to make our efforts become a painting or a work of art, as opposed to simply a picture. I am looking forward to it." Luke Buck The workshop is designed for the novice beginner, intermediate, or the more advanced & accomplished watercolor artist. As always, this informal workshop will be a motivational, creative, and inspirational session with enjoyment and camaraderie among friends and fellow artists. Luke Buck, a native "Hoosier", grew up and studied art in Indiana. His nostalgic paintings of Americana landscapes and American wildlife show a love for life, art, and nature. Many “locals” here in northern Michigan appreciate his talents and enjoy collecting his paintings. Cost: $250 for 2 days. Lunch is included. Contact Cheri Leach to register or for more information: Raven Hill Discovery Center, 4737 Fuller Road, East Jordan, MI 49727 Phone: 231-536-3369 / Toll free: 877-833-4254 Email: [email protected] ~ Website: http://www.ravenhilldiscoverycenter.org This Raven Hill Discovery Center activity is supported by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).