The
Bascom Art Center in Highlands, North Carolina, was the scene for my first
summer session of "The Illustrated Journal in Ink & Watercolor," held June 10-12, 2010.
Students work on their journals in one of the classrooms at The Bascom.
I give a lesson in how to work "wet-in-wet" with watercolor.
Highlands is a lovely little mountain town, with charming shops, nestled in the southern edge of the Smoky Mountains.


We sketched all over the campus, then retreated to RainWater, a mountain-top, parklike setting where a group of homes will eventually be built.

The view from there was awesome!
Student sketches the Smoky Mountains under a sky filled with rain.But soon those clouds you see in the distance brought thunder, lightning and heavy rain, prompting our retreat.
This was my first time at
The Bascom, and I found it to be a delightful place to teach. I'll be going back in October, to teach an advanced class in Illustrated Journaling, "
MORE Journaling in Ink & Watercolor."

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