MOCA Watercolor Flow: A Mixed-Level Workshop with Teresa Cook
Join Jacksonville artist and educator Teresa Cook in MOCA's 5th floor studio for monthly watercolor workshops. Join local watercolor artist Teresa Cook for a refreshing semimonthly workshop designed to inspire both beginner and intermediate artists. Whether you’re just discovering the magic of watercolor or looking to refine your skills, this 3-hour immersive session will guide you through core techniques, creative exercises, and a themed painting project each month. Beginners will focus on foundational watercolor methods like color mixing, brush control, and layering, while intermediate students will explore advanced concepts such as composition, contrast, and personal expression. Teresa provides individualized guidance to meet each artist at their level, making this a perfect setting to learn, grow, and build community through watercolor. A limited supply of basic materials will be available but students should plan to bring their own supplies.
Date & timeSaturday, October 24, 2026 · 1:00 PMEnds 4:00 PM
LocationMOCA
OrganizerMOCA Guest Relations
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MOCA Watercolor Flow: A Mixed-Level Workshop with Teresa Cook
Join Jacksonville artist and educator Teresa Cook in MOCA's 5th floor studio for monthly watercolor workshops. Join local watercolor artist Teresa Cook for a refreshing semimonthly workshop designed to inspire both beginner and intermediate artists. Whether you’re just discovering the magic of watercolor or looking to refine your skills, this 3-hour immersive session will guide you through core techniques, creative exercises, and a themed painting project each month. Beginners will focus on foundational watercolor methods like color mixing, brush control, and layering, while intermediate students will explore advanced concepts such as composition, contrast, and personal expression. Teresa provides individualized guidance to meet each artist at their level, making this a perfect setting to learn, grow, and build community through watercolor. A limited supply of basic materials will be available but students should plan to bring their own supplies.