Mythology & Watercolor
This class is meant to guide art lovers, artists and beginning and experienced artists into our unique sensitivies and build confidence in our ability to make images or mystery and inquiry. By learning intuitive image making techniques we can uncover the mythologies of our subconscious.
The class aims at strengthening 4 skills for each student:
1. Form creation
2. Rendering and channeling
3. Composition and Subject Relationships
4. Textural and Color Relationships
If you’re into narrative paintings from artists like Diego Rivera, concepts like interdependence, or ancient mythologies this is the class for you!
How It Works
Each month, a new session begins offering guided creative growth and collective learning.
1. Discover Our Classes
Our classes are intentionally small to foster connection and focus. Enroll early in your preferred session to secure your place.
2. Reserve Your Spot
Loved your class? Come back for the next session or check out one of our other classes!
3. Stay Inspired
Meet
Sebastian
Sebastian is a painter and installation artist whose work explores hybridity, identity, and storytelling through ink, color, and Chinese Xuan rice paper. With a background in Art History (BFA, Seattle University, 2019) and exhibitions across the West Coast—including Human Resources and Known Gallery in Los Angeles—Sebastian brings both depth and curiosity to their teaching. Their lessons balance exploration with skill-building: starting with student interests, developing technical foundations, and moving toward creative inquiry. Sebastian encourages students to trust their intuition and discover their unique artistic voice through process and play.
Sebastian Loo (they/he) is an LA-based painter and installation artist working primarily with ink, color, and Chinese Xuan rice paper. Existing in liminal spaces as a queer, Chinese American artist, Loo’s work ultimately seeks hybridity in subjects of disparate origin to question the stories that restrain worldview and systems change at large. Loo received their BFA in Art History at Seattle University in 2019 and have exhibited in galleries along the Western United States including: Soil Gallery (Seattle, WA), Human Resources (Los Angeles, CA), Known Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), and Monte Vista Projects (Los Angeles, CA). In the upcoming year they are scheduled for a solo show at Known Gallery and will attend Salmon Creek Farm Residency. Writing about their work can be found in Nous Ance Magazine, Graphite Magazine, USA Art News, and the Los Angeles Times.
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