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Jan Heaton

Jan Heaton is a professional watercolor artist. Her paintings celebrate nature, and then abstractly reach beyond the obvious. Art dealers and galleries in Austin, Columbus, Seattle, San Francisco, San Antonio, and Atlanta represent her work. In the classroom, Jan believes all students are individuals with their own story, and library of inspiration. Her teaching methods are formed by her belief that everyone learns and makes art in their own way.

Jan's Links:

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Jan's Upcoming Workshops

  • II

    Level II

    Students have basic knowledge of 2-­D art making including form, negative space, value and line.

Jun 1 - 5, 2026
9 AM - 5 PM

Watercolor: Abstract Flora

Jan Heaton

Tuition $1,350
Code D0101-26

Observe flowers with an exciting new perspective using abstraction interpreted in watercolor. In this class, participants capture not only what they see using watercolor, but also personal responses as they paint form, line, shape, and work in color. One day of the workshop is spent on color theory and mixing. Daily demonstrations, one-on-one instruction, and sharing painted work provide the foundation for a dynamic exploration of this nuanced medium.

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  • II

    Level II

    Students have basic knowledge of 2-­D art making including form, negative space, value and line.

Aug 31 - Sep 4, 2026
9 AM - 5 PM

Watercolor: Marketplace

Jan Heaton

Tuition $1,350
Code D1431-26

Discover inspiration from locally grown produce found in farmers’ markets. Capture not only what you observe, but also your interpretation of subject, as you render the forms with watercolor. Learn to simplify and abstract subject matter and record the essence of a fruit or vegetable with minimal marks. Develop various approaches to the invention of personal color choices and imagery to stretch your preconceived notions of these elements and their initial meaning. Basic drawing, painting, technique, color theory, color mixing, design and composition are explored.

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