Ernie is an artist who paints in oils and draws in pencil, charcoal and ink. He exhibits internationally and his artwork is in international collections. He teaches, demonstrates and has been funded by the Arts Council England, as well as others.
Trained under William Calladine who apprenticed to the last living Dutch old master Jan Hendrik Eversen in techniques used by the old masters. Also studied the techniques of artists such as Turner, Constable etc.
"I did a one day course and loved every minute of it. Ernie is a great teacher and I found his advice and teaching invaluable. I could already paint a bit but was a bit stuck in a rut, but I left Ernie's with some great new ideas and techniques to develop and it has really enlivened my painting and enjoyment of it.
I'll certainly return and would recommend to anyone."
Ernie Butler studios responded:
"Thank you so much for your kind review. It was a pleasure meeting & teaching you. I'm so glad I was able to help.
Best wishes Ernie "
"Fabulous. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Went through the different paper, tools and basics. Charcoal is a forgiving medium and excellent stress-free way to learn. Ernie is knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Easy to talk to and fun day."
Ernie Butler studios responded:
"Hi Trish, thank you for the kind review. It was a pleasure teaching you. Looking forward to seeing you developing your artistic skills. Best wishes Ernie "
"Ernie took the time to tailor the day to my level of experience. Explanations were clear and feedback was given with sensitivity. I enjoyed the day and would recommend Ernie to beginners wanting a good start to art tuition."
Ernie Butler studios responded:
"Thank you for your kind review Karen. It was a pleasure teaching you and look forward to seeing where your artwork takes you
Best wishes.
Ernie "
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