Watercolor Sanctuary: Autumn Harvest with Qinghong Wei
A meditation, reflection and intuitive watercolor workshop with Qinghong Wei, exploring what has ripened in your life.
Why it caught our eye
Seasonal reflection gives the painting a personal starting point: you can turn towards what has already grown in your life and explore it through colour.
About this experience
What has quietly ripened in your life? Artist Qinghong Wei invites you to explore that question through meditation and watercolor, taking autumn’s harvest as a mirror for your own growth. The focus is on noticing what has blossomed, rather than making a perfect painting.
What you can expect
Follow a gentle guided meditation, make room for reflection and paint intuitively. Qinghong’s invitation is to recognise and celebrate the fruits of intentions planted earlier in the year, or further back. Beginners and experienced painters are welcome.
Good to know before you go
The 90-minute session takes place on Zoom. Suggested donations are USD 11, 22 or 33; choose what feels right. A recording remains available for two weeks. Recommended supplies: a round size 12 watercolor brush or similar, cold-pressed 9 × 12 inch watercolor paper, tube paints, a palette, two water jars and paper towel.
People holding the space
Qinghong Wei
Teacher
Qinghong Wei is a watercolor artist, teacher and regenerative farmer in the Blue Ridge Mountains. She holds a doctoral degree focused on art and community and leads the meditation, reflection and painting workshop.
Hosted by
Starry Dreams Art
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