Paint San Miguel Your Way

Discover new creative possibilities in watercolor with Linda Whynman, a professional artist based in San Miguel de Allende and represented by the renowned Galería San Francisco at Fábrica La Aurora.

This special workshop is designed for participants with basic watercolor experience who wish to strengthen their technique, develop their personal style, and explore new ways of interpreting one of Mexico's most inspiring destinations.

Each participant will create a unique watercolor interpretation of San Miguel de Allende while working in a small-group environment that encourages personalized instruction, artistic growth, and creative exchange.

What You'll Learn

• Essential watercolor techniques and foundations.
• Control of water, color, and transparency.
• Composition and urban landscape painting.
• Personal interpretation of San Miguel de Allende's architecture and scenery.
• Practical guidance for creating more expressive and confident artwork.

Watercolor is a fascinating medium that balances spontaneity and control. Linda will share techniques and insights that help participants better understand the interaction between water and pigment while developing their own artistic voice.

Workshop Information

• Date: August 15, 2026
• Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
• Location: Instituto Allende
• Ages: 18 and older
• Recommended Experience: Basic watercolor knowledge
• Cost: Free
• Capacity: 8 participants
• Materials: Participants may bring their own supplies or request materials during the workshop.
• Contact: [email protected]

The small class size allows for individualized attention, making this an ideal opportunity to learn directly from a professional watercolor artist.

About Linda Whynman

Linda Whynman is an artist whose work is shaped by a lifelong curiosity about place, atmosphere, and the emotional connections people form with the landscapes around them. Working primarily in watercolor, she is drawn to the medium's unique balance of spontaneity and control.

Her artistic journey has been enriched by cultural exchange and travel, particularly between the United States and Mexico. Her work has been featured in regional and community exhibitions and has been presented as part of the Watercolor Society exhibition in Mexico City.

Based in San Miguel de Allende, Linda continues to explore the expressive possibilities of watercolor while sharing her passion and experience with emerging artists through workshops and educational programs.