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Community Observation Paper

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My participation in a community event included cocktails and canvas at the Red Room Crested Butte from 6-8pm. Becky is a professional artist who enjoys teaching techniques of painting on canvas. She hosts approximately five classes during a season and charges roughly $35 per session. The cost per session includes one cocktail of choice, different sized brushes, medium canvas, paint, and an easel. There were roughly twelve adults consisting of three men and nine women. First, we began by sketching with pencil, a simple outline of three sunflowers. Everyone sketched very different sunflowers some were big, small, curvaceous, or flat. Secondly, we all started mixing white and dark purple together to created a light purple for the background.

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