Using the Color Harmony Wheel in Your Painting Process

Using the Color Harmony Wheel in Your Painting Process

Instructor: Layne Cook Johnson

We all know what the Color Wheel is but using it to achieve harmonious palettes can be confusing. This particular color wheel does an excellent job of explaining the functions. Layne will explain and demonstrate how she uses it to establish color schemes, make adjustments to a painting that’s not working, or find an accent color to make the painting pop.

Date:  Sunday, March 8, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: SRAL Studio
Maximum Number of Participants: 20
Student Supply List: One of your artworks to discuss
Last Day to Register: March 4, 2026

Cancellation Procedure: If you need to cancel attending this class, please send an email to Susan Ettl, Education Committee Chairperson, at SusanE@santaritaart.org in order for her to remove your name from the registration list. This will enable someone on the waiting list to take your spot.

At the studio, there will be someone there to sign people in, give name tags.

Biography

Layne graduated from the University of Washington with a BA in Art with no idea what she intended to do with it. She landed a job in Kitchen Design, which turned out to be an ideal fit. Upon retirement, in 2001 she started painting, first in chalk pastels and acrylics then later in oils. She currently works in oil and sells her work in galleries in Seattle and Sisters, Oregon and Carmel, California.

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