How to Paint - Landscapes Expressively - in Acrylics
Description
How to paint landscapes expressively. This one-day workshop is ideal for beginners and those who want to develop their style. Discover how to capture the beauty of land and sky in a bold, expressive style using acrylics. With a focus on expressive techniques, colour mixing, and composition, this workshop will help you develop your painting skills in a relaxed and supportive environment. By the end of the day, you’ll complete your own expressive landscape painting, guided through a process that encourages boldness, and creative exploration. Please bring your own materials. Plenty of parking is available. Spaces are limited, so book early! What you’ll learn: - Expressive painting techniques - How to mix colours to create dynamic landscapes - Tips for developing strong compositions - How to paint with confidence using brushwork and mark-making - The process of completing a finished expressive landscape painting
What's included in the price?
We'll be working in a bright, airy Village Hall in Corsley on the A362 between Warminster and Frome. Please bring your own materials. I will be working in acrylics, however if you prefer oils please use these. I have plenty of experience using oils too. There are large tables for you to work on. But if you want to bring your easel there is space for that too. There is ample free parking. Tea and coffee are available. Please bring your own light lunch.
Duration
5 hours
Cancellation policy
Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts
Maker
Lynn's art is a vibrant blend of contemporary landscapes and abstract florals. With her expressive, gestural style, she encapsulates the essence of every scene, mood, and moment. Working in harmony with the seasons, she translates colour and motion into bold, energetic brushstrokes. Rather than relying soley on photographs, Lynn immerses herself in each location, soaking up its energy and absorbing its defining elements. The result? Paintings that are richly layered and bursting with texture, inviting viewers into a world where they can immerse themselves in a different and beautiful world. Experience artistic transformation with "Paint What You Feel," a revolutionary coaching method. Break free from visual replication, unlock inner creativity, and express raw emotion on canvas. Each brushstroke becomes a conduit for self-discovery, offering clarity and resonance in an extraordinary journey of artistic liberation. Lynn's work can be found in collections around the globe. Her work has been exhibited at The Mall Galleries and many exhibitions in the UK.
Suitable for
- Adults
- Seniors
- Wheelchair users
- Limited mobility
- Parking provided
- Suitable for beginners
- Intermediate level
FAQs
Acrylic paints (essential colour list on request)
A good selection of brushes. Lots of different sizes, even large ones!
Other tools you might use: palette knives etc
A palette
A large water container
A sketch pad (A4 or larger)
Pencils and charcoal
2 or 3 canvas covered boards, or wooden boards or canvases (my preference is boards for acrylic painting) around 10" x 12" or 12" x 12".
That sort of size.
Your lunch! There are no shops or cafes nearby.
Yes you will need to bring along your acrylic paints, some brushes a palette, a water bucket and 2 small canvases or boards to paint on, plus an A4 or similar sketch pad, some pencils and charcol.
Yes tea and coffee are provided. If you prefer your own brew please bring that along!
Do bring your own lunch. There is a kitchen we can use if you want to heat anything.
I find that the techniques we use are best with acrylic paint because of it dries quickly! If you want to use oils, please don't let that stop you. Many of the techniques are useful for both media. I do have experience with oils too.
Bring your favourite paints, brushes and other tools, a palette and a couple of canvases, boards or thick paper to work on. If you are unsure please reach out and I will send you a materials list.
Yes, absolutely, I've worked with lots of people who are in just this position and they have come out with a really positive attitude willing to take on the world. It's fab.
No! This is the perfect time for you to dive in and get straight to the secrets about painting beautiful work that no-one tells you.
