Watercolor Field Journaling; Documenting Space Through Plein Air Painting
with Rachael Eastman
Saturday, Oct. 18
2-5pm
$45/person
Join us at Moscow Contemporary in collaboration with Raven Hammer Studio for a dynamic plein air watercolor class that blends artistic exploration with spatial storytelling. In this immersive experience, participants will travel to a couple of different local outdoor environments to observe, interpret, and visually document the spaces we inhabit.
Class Highlights:
Visual Storytelling in the Field: Learn to translate the essence of a place into watercolor—capturing not just what you see, but how space feels. You'll explore composition, perspective, and atmosphere to create compelling visual narratives.
Create Your Own Watercolor Field Journal: Each participant will craft a personalized watercolor book, gradually filling its pages with pieces that reflect the diversity of environments encountered. Your journal becomes a curated archive of spatial impressions.
This class is perfect for those curious minds who want to explore the intersection of art and environment. By the end, you'll have a rich visual record of your journey.
*All materials will be provided with the option of purchasing a travel handmade watercolor set from Raven Hammer Studio.
Rachael Eastman is an artist and teacher on the Palouse. She earned her Bachelor degree in Fine Art from the University of Wyoming in 2007 and completed her Master’s degree in Fine Art in 2010 from the University of Idaho Rachael then went on to receive her K-12 Art Teaching Certification. She currently teaches art in Lewiston as well as running her own studio in Moscow called Raven Hammer Studio.
*Registration is not complete until class fees have been paid.