Coffee, Cake, ‘n’ Craft – Resin painting in New Romney, Kent
Description
Discover the magic of resin painting in this exciting workshop, where you’ll use resin and pigments to create stunning ethereal effects, or realistic beach scenes. Whether you’re drawn to soft, dreamlike abstracts or the beauty of coastal landscapes, resin painting allows you to explore your creativity in a whole new way. In this hands-on session, you’ll learn the techniques of mixing and pouring resin, incorporating vibrant pigments, and achieving smooth, glossy finishes. You’ll create two unique pieces to take home, each showcasing the beauty and versatility of resin art.
What's included in the price?
All materials provided, including resin, pigments, and tools. Step-by-step guidance from an experienced instructor. Two completed resin paintings to take home. Refreshments to enjoy during the session
Duration
2 hours
Cancellation policy
Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts
Maker
Teach Me is the brainchild of Yolanda and John Houston, two established commissioned artists. Their ambition is to spread both traditional and new arts, crafts and skills to people. Day/evening courses appeal to local people - the day long workshops attract visitors from far and wide. Teach Me offers tutoring for a huge range of arts/crafts disciplines, for painting/drawing to stained glass arts and mosaics. There are food offers including chocolate making and decorative confectionery.
Suitable for
- Adults
- Seniors
- Teenagers
- Wheelchair users
- Hearing impaired
- Vision impaired
- Limited mobility
- Public transport
- Parking provided
- Suitable for beginners
- Accommodation offered
FAQs
For your safety and comfort during the workshop, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting a bit dirty. Closed-toe shoes are a must. Aprons will be provided.
Yes, there is ample parking available for all participants, with plenty of spaces to ensure convenient access when attending the workshop.
