Please join us, this Wednesday evening, January 15, 2025, at 7:00 for this month's Tropical Fish Society of Rhode Island meeting.
Paint Night: Aquarium Fish Edition
Dive into creativity at our Aquarium Fish Paint Night! Whether you’re a seasoned artist or picking up a brush for the first time, this event is all about fun, relaxation, and bringing vibrant underwater scenes to life.
Guided step by step, you’ll create your own masterpiece featuring colorful aquarium fish, shimmering water, and lush aquatic plants. Let the fluidity of paint capture the beauty of tropical fish while you sip, socialize, and unleash your inner artist.
No experience necessary—all supplies are provided. Just bring your creativity and a love for aquatic life!
Kat Warren is a watercolor artist with eight years of experience, specializing in stunning, lifelike depictions of fish for aquarium hobbyists. As a passionate artist and fish enthusiast, Kat noticed a lack of artwork that truly captured the beauty and diversity of aquarium life. Inspired by the vibrant colors, unique patterns, and serene movements of aquatic creatures, she set out to create pieces that celebrate the art of fishkeeping.
Her watercolor paintings bring freshwater and saltwater species to life, from elegant bettas to intricate cichlids and dazzling marine fish. With a deep appreciation for the aquarium hobby, Kat’s work resonates with fellow enthusiasts, offering a unique way to showcase their love for aquatic life beyond the tank.
Kat’s art is perfect for collectors, hobbyists, and anyone who finds peace in the underwater world. Through her work, she hopes to bridge the gap between art and aquariums, giving fishkeepers a new way to express their passion.
The majority of my art is posted on Instagram
@mskitteyart
We also have our usual meeting activities. You may bring any fish or plants you are submitting for the BAP or HAP for auction. You may also bring up to 3 lots for a Buck-a-Bag auction. We plan to have refreshments, a raffle and a short business meeting.
The address of our Wednesday meeting is 19 Mohawk Drive, Riverside, Rhode Island. Mohawk Drive is directly off of Rt 114, the Wampanoag Trail in Riverside. Route 114 is a divided road at the entrance to Mohawk Road. If you are coming from the North you need to go past it to the next turnaround, which is on the left just past the "Welcome to Barrington" Sign. After you turn around, Mohawk Road will be on your right a short distance past the "Anchor Bay Assisted Living" sign. There is a Blue and White sign at the entry of Mohawk Road for the Riverside Sportsmans Association. The building is at the end of the road.
