This two-day workshop builds on skills from session one, and is for participants who have practice with basic drawing and watercolor painting, have taken a workshop with Kristin, or the equivalent. Please email info@wrangells.org if you have any questions.

Science and art is combined in a unique approach to learning about the natural world. Participants will explore the environment surrounding McCarthy, Alaska in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park while practicing different field sketching techniques — all designed for those looking to do a deeper dive into Kristin Link’s approach and technique for students who have a basic grasp of drawing and working with watercolor. Topics will include creating the illusion of space in a sketch, using selective detail, developing one’s visual vocabulary, and storytelling in the nature journal.

This workshop is limited to the first 12 registrants.

For those looking to learn the basics, there will be a beginner’s workshop on July 8-9. Participants are welcome to sign up for both sessions.