Mini Courses

Karlyn Holman

Mini Courses

with Karlyn Holman

with Karlyn Holman

These lessons have been carefully selected to inspire and motivate you to play with watercolor and mixed media.

Florals

What’s Included

• Going Beyond Realism •

• Negative Painting •

• Still Life •

$14.95 for 3 Lessons

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Cave Paintings

What’s Included

• Cave Paintings #1 •

• Cave Paintings #2 •

$9.95 for 2 Lessons

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Landscapes

What’s Included

• Waterfalls •

• Fall Landscape •

• Atmospheric Perspective •

$14.95 for 3 Lessons

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Urban Life

What’s Included

• Mat Board Street Scene •

• Building Scapes •

$9.95 for 2 Lessons

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Perspective

What’s Included

• One Point Perspective •

• Two Point Perspective •

• Color Temperature •

$14.95 for 3 Lessons

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Semi-Abstract

What’s Included

• Semi-Abstract Rocks •

• Making Your Own Collage •

• Themed Watercolor •

$14.95 for 3 Lessons

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Karlyn Holman

Mother, potter, painter, artist, entrepreneur, teacher, traveler, and community pillar; Karlyn embodied support, mentorship, community activism and love which could be felt by all those that knew her. She leaves behind a legacy that can still be enjoyed today.

Karlyn Holman

December 16, 1940 – November 16, 2019

Karlyn was completely immersed in the world of art. Karlyn’s watercolor paintings reflect a special exuberance for her native area of Lake Superior and her travels around the world.

Karlyn attended St. Louis Catholic Elementary and Washburn High School following which she attended Northland College for two years. As a child she was interested in art and was given lots of encouragement by her parents. At the age of 16 she painted seasonally appropriate themes on numerous retail store windows.

She attended Northland College for two years where she met master potter, Robert Eckels. She became Eckels’ first apprentice potter. She transferred to the U. at Madison from which she graduated in 1963. She married Gary Holman June 1, 1963. After rearing David, Renee, and Danial, she got serious about pursuing her art career, first as a painter, then painter and potter, then watercolorist and teacher of watercolor, all while maintaining Karlyn’s Gallery for fifty years.

She authored five watercolor instructional books which were distributed internationally and which opened the door for her as an internationally recognized watercolor instructor.