Watercolor Field Trips

$325 / per person

– Three creative sessions, one studio session, two field trips
– Access to beach chairs and blankets
– Transportation to the field trip destination

During the first studio session, we’ll be focusing on building out your own Watercolor Art Kit. The following are the things we will be focusing on.
– You should show up to the first session with art supplies already purchased. Here is link to learn more about the supplies you will need to make your own Watercolor Art Kit.
– If you prefer, you can simply rent an art kit from me for $50. You can use the kit for 3 weeks, bringing it home between sessions to practice your watercolor painting.
– Option to add on a $30 make-your-own Wild Print market bag or drawstring backpack to hold your art kit materials. (Printing materials will be supplied, you will print on the bag.)
– Option to add on $10 each. make-your-own watercolor boards. (The boards will be cut for you, and you will sand the edges.)

– Art supplies, get the recommended art supplies list.
– Layers of clothing, so you can adjust your outfit as the temperature and weather require.
– A hat, I love a big sun hat, we’ll be outside for an extended period.
– Sun block and bug spray.
– Beverage or food.

Due to the small-group nature and advance preparation required for this 3-week series, we kindly ask that any cancellations be made at least 7 days prior to the series start date to receive a full refund.

Cancellations made within 7 days of the start date are non-refundable. However, you are welcome to transfer your spot to a friend. If I can fill your space from the waitlist, I can offer a refund.

Once the series has begun, individual sessions are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, as each week is designed to build on the last.

In the event of severe weather or unforeseen circumstances, sessions may be adjusted or rescheduled. If a session must be canceled by Wander with Direction and cannot be rescheduled, a prorated credit or refund will be provided.

Thank you for understanding and supporting a thoughtfully curated, small-group experience.