There’s a quiet kind of magic in winter—soft snow settling on the landscape, gentle light drifting across cool shadows, and the peaceful hush that makes everything feel calm and still. In this workshop, we’ll capture that quiet beauty in a serene, atmospheric snow scene. Includes Replay and Lifetime access
Snow & Winter Light / Live Online Workshop Dec. 13
A peaceful winter watercolor workshop
Capture the quiet beauty of winter—soft snow, gentle shadows, and glowing light.
In this relaxing workshop, we’ll paint a serene snowy scene using simple, step-by-step techniques that make the process calm, enjoyable, and approachable for all skill levels.
You’ll learn how to:
- paint soft, atmospheric winter light
- create luminous snow using subtle values
- build depth with gentle, layered washes
- add detail with minimal, expressive brushwork
- use shadows to shape the landscape
- keep your colors fresh and avoid muddy mixes
What’s Included
- Live online workshop
- Lifetime access to the replay
- Line drawing + reference photo
- Supply list & preparation guide
- Warm, encouraging instruction throughout
This is a beautiful winter project for both beginners and experienced painters — a peaceful moment to slow down, breathe, and enjoy the soft, quiet magic of snow and light.
Meeting time
- 12 PM - 4 PM / New York
- 11 AM - 3 PM / Chicago
- 10 AM - 2 PM / Denver
- 9 AM - 1 PM / San Francisco
About Birgit O'Connor
Status of the (NWWS) NorthWest Watercolor Society, (LWS) Lousiana Watercolor Society, (CWA) California Watercolor Society.
Top-selling books include “Watercolor in Motion,” “Paint Watercolor Flowers,” and “Watercolor Essentials.” she has also been published in over 60 other national and international publications, such as Splash, Watercolor Magazine, American Watercolor Magazine, International Artist Magazine, Australian Artist Magazine, the New York Times, SF Gate, Watercolor Magazine, Dobry Zank (Poland), and L’Art de aquarelle (France).
A featured instructor with many Art Centers and Watercolor Societies throughout the United States and Canada, and faculty member of Watercolor Live 2020, 2021, 2023. Additionally, her work has been juried into several national and international exhibitions. She has also served as a judge and juror for numerous shows, including the Transparent Watercolor Society of America. Her memberships include Cambridge Who’s Who, Who's Who in America, and Who’s Who in American Women.
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