  
    Become a more joyful & confident watercolor artist by harnessing the power of
  
  intuition
   observation
      visualization
   spontaneous flow

Join our 2-Part Where Memory Nests Watercolor Workshops

Where Memory Nests! 2-Part Watercolor Workshop with Pamela Harnois
Saturdays, March 14 and 21, 2026
1pm-3pm EDT (Eastern Daylight Time)*

Join us for our 2-part Watercolor Workshops!

Workshop Description
Where Memory Nests is an invitation to paint from that quiet inner place where memory, intuition, and observation meet. We’ll explore bird nests not as objects, but as symbols of shelter, belonging, and gathering what matters. Through expressive brushwork, layered color, and luminous lifting techniques, you’ll create a nest that feels personal and alive — rich with story and emotion.

Don't miss this opportunity to expand your painting skills and let your creativity flow. I highly recommend you sign up for Part 1 and Part 2 as the classes play off of each other.

Part 1 - The Elements, Sat, March 14: Contrasts, gestural brushstrokes, color mixes (Color mixing in Part 1 only)

Part 2 - The Mindset, Sat, March 21: Soft transitions, revealing layers, project piece painting

Click here for more class info.

My online workshops are a combination of explorations and learning that will propel you to reach a looser way to paint. Cancellation policy is at the bottom of page 2.

I highly recommend you sign up for both sessions.
$50 for Part 1 ONLY, Mar 14 (per person, per device)
$50 for Part 2 ONLY, Mar 21 (per person, per device)

These workshops are live on Zoom, not recorded.

ONCE YOU BOOK YOUR WORKSHOP SPOT, YOU’LL RECEIVE AN EMAIL WITH THE ZOOM LINK AND HANDOUT LINK.

CLICK HERE TO BOOK WORKSHOPS

Pamela Harnois, watercolor artist

In my Norfolk, Connecticut studio

In Pamela’s watercolors, one discovers a delicate balance of lightness and fluidity, showcasing a style that is uniquely her own. Each brushstroke exudes a spontaneous flow, as she allows the paints to dance freely across the paper, seamlessly blending colors and contrasts. Observers are immediately captivated by the interplay between light and dark, as well as the juxtaposition of proportions and dimensions within her compositions. The ability to capture the very essence of her subjects reflects not only her formal training—a BFA in Watercolor from the University of Massachusetts Amherst—but also her innate talent for intuitive brushwork, cultivated through years of practice and exploration. In her work, she not only captures moments but also evokes emotions, inviting viewers into a world where every brushstroke tells a story. For more info, click here.

To purchase my original watercolors or to learn from me, check out my shop and classes. For more info, click here.