Botanical Watercolor Workshop with Artist Erin Daniels
Saturday, March 28, 10 am – 12 pm

Guided by careful observation and a sense of quiet curiosity, participants will sketch and paint fresh seasonal blooms using pencil and watercolor.

Slow down and see the garden with new eyes in this two-hour botanical watercolor workshop with artist Erin Daniels. Guided by careful observation and a sense of quiet curiosity, participants will sketch and paint fresh seasonal blooms using pencil and watercolor. This workshop is designed to be both relaxing and inspiring—a chance to slow down, notice the small details of nature, and enjoy the creative process. Whether you’re new to drawing or a seasoned artist, this session offers a welcoming space to explore botanical art. Each participant will leave with their own 8×10 framed botanical painting.

About the event
Botanical Watercolor Workshop with Artist Erin Daniels
Saturday, March 28, 10 am – 12 pm
All materials provided.
Course fee $80
Class size limited to 8 participants.
Age 15+

About the Artist: Erin Daniels

Born into a family of artists, Erin is a third-generation graduate of Moore College of Art + Design in Philadelphia, where she earned her BFA in Textile Design. Her creative path began at five years old, with watercolor lessons in a cedar-clad fisherman’s cottage along the banks of the Great Bay Estuary. Her journey later carried her across the Atlantic where she worked as a weaver’s apprentice in her family’s ancestral homeland of Scotland. These formative experiences instilled a reverence for material, process, and tradition, while cultivating a practice that bridges a myriad of artistic techniques. Erin’s work has been exhibited internationally and featured in national and international print and digital publications, offering viewers a quiet invitation to pause, look closer, and reconnect with the often-overlooked details of the natural world.

Erin Daniels | COMMON THREAD: Quiet Rhythms of Land and Lineage
on view through April 18, 2026
Wednesday - Saturday | 10 AM - 4 PM
Zach Gallery, 17 S. Washington Street, Easton, MD