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Online Watercolor Painting with Ronna: The Burrowing Owl

  • On-line virtual workshop (map)

Join the Bird Alliance of Oregon for this fun and unique online art workshop.

Unlike other owls, the Burrowing Owl is a ground dweller. They are small with long legs and are active during the day. The slightly rufous brown with white spots and yellow eyes will be a great challenge to paint with watercolor, but Ronna has some tricks up her sleeve to paint these patterns with ease. Add this class to your list to learn about this unusual owl through watercolor.

The birds will be painted from a photo which will be sent to you before the class. Students will be painting alongside Ronna online, a step-by-step process she has mastered in painting birds.

Ronna strives to build an atmosphere of learning by encouraging students to take risks, showing support and encouragement, and working alongside the class to assist in the understanding of watercolor painting.

 Learn to paint watercolor birds! Paint a Burrowing Owl with us!

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Online Class Details

  • Date and time: May 14, 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. 

  • Fee: $25 members / $35 non-members

  • Where: This is an online zoom class. Recordings will be sent after the class and are available for you to watch for up to two weeks. 

  • Click here to download the Supply List

Meet the Instructor

Ronna Fujisawa

Ronna Fujisawa, MFA in Applied Craft and Design, from OCAC and PNCA/ BFA Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Artist, art educator, and outdoor enthusiast. Ronna’s creative practice focuses on painting, mixed media, fiber art, and growing indigo for natural dye and paint. She has been living in Portland for seven years. She has found a strong connection to nature and birds through plein air (painting outdoors), watercolor painting, hiking, and kayaking. Her teaching practice includes painting classes at Catlin Gabel School Community Program for adults, Portland Fine Arts Guild, online, and plein air (painting outdoors) watercolor classes for all ages. She has taught Bird Art to elementary school children in Portland Public Schools for six years before the pandemic. Over the last two years, her educational practice has shifted to adult classes, both in-person and zoom. Ronna has been passionately studying and painting birds and landscapes in watercolor for over a decade. Her classes cater to beginner and intermediate students.

For more examples of her work, please visit Ronna’s website: https://saltywaterart.com.

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