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 Last update:  November 10th 2023
in the following menus;

Please take note of my new phone number  819 574.4204

Here is the FIRST place you should  LOOK to know what content has changed, or been added, in the different menus of the watercolor school, the schedules for courses at different levels, the watercolors for sale and small paintings, and the educational section of step-by-step demos, tricks and tips and techniques of mixing colors of Brigitte Charland.
In the section pigments, you will find helpfull informations on the methods of fabrication, the chemicals and their interactivity important for watercolorists.
You can look at more than 40 watercolors already sold in the section  enjoy.
You can find out about my  artistic path and some testamonials in the artist.

You can reach me brigitte@coursaquarelle.com

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COVID19 special mesures:

We will be able to be 4 per group like before with the respect of these mesures:

You will be able to attend if you are fully vaccinated and be ok with giving me the proof if I ask.

Wear a procedure mask at all times, inside the atelier, especially when you come close to me for the demo.

Do not touch or exchange material with others and mine. I have always provided water containers, kleenex, a dryer to each of you anyway.

Desinfect your hands before and after going to the batroom, I will go with the Lysol after each visit. I was already doing so before covid19.

 DANIEL SMITH's pigments are available at Biblairie GGC or at

www.danielsmith.com

 
or consult my page the pigments  to get a lot more information.

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Here is my Masterson palette with my DANIEL SMITH pigments. It is set-up for a left handed.

Please, when you buy a palette, do not scratch the mixing areas with sand paper like some poeple do. It is made soft and shiny to mix easier and clean-up without staining.

In SUMMER, with big variations of temperature, hot and humid temps could make your palette grow mildew. Go to the section Tricks and tips to reach the link to the demo on how to clean your brushes and pigments.

A step-by-step demo on how to do a good clean-up of your brushes and palette before Summer.