Olga Nikishina

Supply list:
Red and green are complementary colors. When combined thoughtfully, they create vibrant and striking compositions — but when mixed carelessly, they often turn into dull, muddy tones. So how can we use complementary colors effectively while avoiding unwanted shades?

1. Pencil, eraser, paper towels, glass for water, board for paper.
2. Watercolor paper: 140 lb, cotton, cold press. Size 11 x 16 inches (can be smaller)
3. Watercolor brushes:
– wide flat brush for wetting paper and background.
– 1/2 inch flat brush
– small round brush with a fine tip for fine detail
Or your favorite watercolor brush set
4. Colors:
– Lemon Yellow
– Yellow Ochre (or New Gamboge)
– Pyrrol Scarlet (or Cadmium Red)
– Ruby (or Quinacridone Rose)
– Alizarin Crimson (or other cool dark red)
– Winsor Green with a yellow shade (or other warm green)
– Cobalt Blue
– Natural Sepia (or black)

Evelyn Greer Park
8200 SW 124th St, Pinecrest Fl 33156
Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm