Description
This is a new workshop for 2025 and builds on techniques I have been exploring in my own practice. Watercolour is traditionally painted on a flat paper surface. But what happens when you break out of this constraint and introduce an element of texture? During this exciting workshop we will explore working on paper with watercolour ground, collage elements, gesso, tissue paper and modelling paste, experiencing how we can retain the transparent flow and beauty of watercolour but bring in a new 3D element. This is a one-day course and will take place at Micklems Farm in Berkshire. Some experience in using watercolour is helpful! And a willingness to experiment of course. All materials are provided, along with tea/coffee. If you love painting in watercolours you will be provided with plenty of stimulation! You might also be interested in the Watercolour on Canvas day (10 October), as many of these texturing techniques combine beautifully with working on canvas or wood.
What's included in the price?
All artist quality materials are provided, though you may wish to bring reference materials. Tea and coffee throughout the day.
Duration
6½ hours
Cancellation policy
Strict - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 8 weeks before the course starts
Maker
Liz lives and works in a small village in Berkshire. She has been showing her work through exhibitions and galleries since 2009. A selection of her paintings are published by Artko, Artwall and Wraptious. Her first book, 'Painting watercolours on canvas' was published by the Crowood Press in June 2019 and her fifth is due to be published in late 2023. She writes for The Leisure Painter and other art magazines and teaches extensively on YouTube. She aims to help you see the animals and flora we so often overlook and by so doing to nurture a more caring attitude to the environment.
Suitable for
- Adults
- Seniors
- Hearing impaired
- Accommodation offered
- Public transport
- Parking provided
- Intermediate level
