been submitted to a number of different publishers. Her book, “Moving Paint,” is about watercolor technique and focuses on her work in the Adirondacks. “It gives step-by-step lessons on how to move the paint even before you draw; learning how to play,” she explained. Yeoman teaches her students the importance of playfulness. “My students come into class and I do demos where I’m throwing paints and splashing. There are drips and splatters and they will actually gasp,” she said. For some Continued on Page 18
Photo by L. Fieldman
Sarah Yeoman with a demo painting from a recent class on painting translucent objects.
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