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Aurora Colony Days Plan Air Watercolor Entry Form Name Street address City, ZIPPhoneEmailCheck one:TRACK 1 (Free) TRACK 2 ($20)To be filled out at time of registration by Art Show worker: Timestamp

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How to fill out plein air watercolor entry

1. Start by choosing a plein air event or competition that you want to enter.
2. Gather all the necessary materials for watercolor painting such as watercolor paints, brushes, water container, palette, watercolor paper, and easel.
3. Find a suitable location for plein air painting. Look for spots with interesting landscapes or scenery that inspire you.
4. Set up your easel and secure your watercolor paper on it. Make sure it is stable and won't move with the wind.
5. Begin by sketching the basic shapes and composition of the scene using a pencil or light watercolor wash.
6. Start applying watercolor paints, working from light to dark tones. Pay attention to the lighting and shadows in the scene.
7. Use different brush techniques and layering to create depth and texture in your painting.
8. Take breaks and step back from your painting to evaluate your progress and make any necessary adjustments.
9. Once you are satisfied with your plein air watercolor painting, carefully pack it for submission. Make sure it is dry and protected from any damage.
10. Follow the instructions provided by the plein air event or competition for submitting your entry. This may involve photographing or scanning your painting and sending it digitally or physically mailing it.

Who needs plein air watercolor entry?

1. Artists who enjoy painting outdoors or in natural settings.
2. Artists who want to participate in plein air events or competitions.
3. Artists who work with watercolor as their preferred medium.
4. Art enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate plein air watercolor paintings.

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What is plein air watercolor entry?

Plein air watercolor entry refers to the submission of watercolor paintings created outdoors, capturing scenes directly from nature, typically for art competitions or exhibitions.

Who is required to file plein air watercolor entry?

Artists who participate in plein air competitions or exhibitions are required to file a plein air watercolor entry.

How to fill out plein air watercolor entry?

To fill out a plein air watercolor entry, artists must complete the provided entry form, including personal information, title of the artwork, medium, dimensions, and any relevant fees.

What is the purpose of plein air watercolor entry?

The purpose of plein air watercolor entry is to register participation in art events or competitions and to provide essential details about the submitted artwork.

What information must be reported on plein air watercolor entry?

The information that must be reported includes the artist's name, contact information, title of the artwork, dimensions, medium used, and any entry fees.