Natalie has been teaching art for many years — from the basement of her home to a professional studio setting — and no matter where she teaches, one truth has stayed constant: art is everywhere. Not just in galleries or classrooms, but in small everyday moments, in the quiet spaces where creativity sneaks in when you least expect it.

 

What I love most about Natalie is the way she talks about watercolor. She says it teaches us to let go — because you simply can't force it. It moves and blooms and does unexpected things, and learning to work with that is one of the most powerful experiences a person can have. Perfectionism doesn't stand a chance in her class. And honestly? That's the whole point.

 

If you're nervous about signing up, Natalie has one thing to say to you: just do it. The students who walk in most convinced they can't draw are often the ones who surprise themselves the most.

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