Creative Art Workshop - Saturday with Danielle Doucet
As the final workshop before the winter break, this session invites participants to bring their works in progress or unfinished pieces to gain a fresh perspective and bring them to completion. We’ll focus on exploring what gives a painting its sense of resolution — through composition, rhythm, and balance — while sharing positive, constructive feedback in a supportive group setting.
Throughout the class, Danielle will offer individualized guidance, demonstrations, and insight, helping each participant refine their artistic voice and explore new approaches.
This 3-hour class is open to artists of all levels who wish to deepen their practice and reconnect with their creative momentum.
Bring what you have on hand. Do not spend too much on products or supplies (except for good quality paint).
If you are using Watercolour
Throughout the class, Danielle will offer individualized guidance, demonstrations, and insight, helping each participant refine their artistic voice and explore new approaches.
This 3-hour class is open to artists of all levels who wish to deepen their practice and reconnect with their creative momentum.
- Instructor: Danielle Doucet
- Date: Saturday, November 15 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- $60
- Participants are responsible for bringing their own supplies.
Bring what you have on hand. Do not spend too much on products or supplies (except for good quality paint).
If you are using Watercolour
- Plastic to cover your work area,
- Paintbrush, or any tool you can mark your paper with to create shape or texture, plastic card, fork, etc.
- 2 Yogurt containers for water
- Egg cartons, plastic, or ice tray, if you want to dilute your paints to make washes(optional)
- Plate or flat tray to mix your colours,
- Watercolour paper 140 pounds and up Strathmore is a good choice and well priced, not too small.
- Support for your paper. Board, Masonite or plexiglass (thin), all one inch bigger than your sheet.
- Masking tape to mount your paper on your support
- 3 Basic colors, ultramarine blue, lemon yellow, alizarin red or cadmium red. (minimum)
- Rags and/or paper towels
- Scissors
- Pencil
- Plastic to cover your work area,
- Paintbrush synthetic, or any tool you can mark your paper with to create shape or texture, plastic card, fork, etc.
- Anything you have that can scrape and move paint on a surface...
- Paper for exercises (110 pounds minimum, cover 110 pd 8x10)
- Watercolour paper or, Canvas. Watercolour paper 140 pounds and up Strathmore is a good choice and well priced, not too small.
- If using paper: Support for your paper. Board, Masonite or plexiglass (thin), all one inch bigger than your sheet.
- 1. Masking tape to mount your paper on your support
- Minimum of 3 Basic colors, ultramarine blue, lemon yellow, alizarin red or cadmium red.
- All colors are transparent if possible.
- Rags and/or paper towels
- Scissors
- Pencil
About the Instructor
Danielle Doucet is a multidisciplinary professional artist who has been teaching at Jack Purcell since 2001. Throughout her career, she has received numerous awards, scholarships, and grants. She serves on a jury for art galleries, the City of Gatineau, and several recognized project spaces in Quebec and Ontario. Heavily involved in the artistic community, Danielle has been an associate in a self-managed gallery, sits on boards of directors, and is the first President of Les Ateliers du Ruisseau. She is a professional member of RAAV/CARFAC.
To register:
Email Shawn at [email protected] if you have any questions about this program!
- Online registration
- Registration at the front desk of the Community Centre (320 Jack Purcell Lane)
- Call us 613-564-7381
Email Shawn at [email protected] if you have any questions about this program!