WORKSHOP: WATER, COLOR & MAGIC 💧🎨✨ By Tere Lojero Watercolor for kids: where “going outside the lines” is the whole point   What’s it about? No “you messed up” here. We celebrate when water does its own thing. We’re gonna play, splash, mix, and discover that painting with water is basically a superpower.   What will they do? 1️⃣ Crazy color experiments – What happens if you blow the paint? What if you add salt? Spoiler: magic. 2️⃣ Paint without fear – No erasers. That “oops” blob becomes a cloud, a monster, or a rocket. 3️⃣ Hunt for colors IRL – We’ll watch how light changes, how colors mix, and how to tell a story with water. 4️⃣ Final art to brag about – Every kid takes home their watercolor, fridge-ready. Frame not included, pride 100% included.   Why watercolor? Because it teaches you to let go, decide fast, and that it’s okay when things don’t turn out “perfect.” Plus it calms the mind and trains the eye. It’s art + science + play.   📅 When: August 15Th 2026 🕙 Duration: 3 hours of happy messes 📍 Where: Instituto Allende 👧👦 Ages: 5 to 12 | Small groups so everyone gets to paint 💰 Cost: Free | All materials included 🎒 Bring: Clothes that can get messy and big energy 🔥 15 Limited spots. Brushes go fast. 🏃‍♀️💨 👩‍🎨 Contact: [email protected] #WaterColorAndMagic #WatercolorKids #KidsArtWorkshop #PaintAndPlay #ArtForKids   **Tere Lojero Bio** *Tere Lojero was born in Mexico City and studied architecture in her native country. From 1998 onwards she follows the steps of Watercolor and completely devotes herself to this specialty. She has taken part in diverse collective national and international editions of watercolor exhibitions and has presented more than 30 Solo Exhibits in several Galleries in Mexico.* *She is completely devoted to landscape, a subject that allows her to share her vision of the world and to give her brushes a voice. Capturing scenes of the day-to-day becomes her main objective and through them, she can give part of her soul to the audience.* *She has been awarded in different contests in her native country and abroad. She is the IWS Mexico Leader since July 2017 and from December 2019 on she is Vice-President of IWS Globe. From April 2024 on she is Vice-President of the Mexican Watercolor Society (SMA), and in April 2026 she became President of the SMA. She has been a juror in different painting international contests and as a watercolor promoter and organizer, she has arranged national and international contests, Pleinair activities, festivals and exhibitions. On the other hand, she dictates workshops for different, both national, and international watercolor associations, galleries, and museums.* **