Lee Wright Artist

Contact name: Lee Wright

86
Total bookings

Rating

(93)

almost 6 years
with CraftCourses

Maker's bio

I am a printmaker and oil painter based on the beautiful Brecon Beacons. I trained at The Putney School of Art followed by The Welsh Academy of Art, where I am now a tutor. I love drawing and painting all sorts of things, people, places, animals, plants...If it lives I like to capture it's essence in a work of art.

Courses, kits & gifts

platinum award

Cwmdu

Lino printing landscapes

6½ hours

Next date: 14th Feb 2025

3 places left

(80)

£85.00

platinum award

Cwmdu

Oil Painting for Beginners and Intermediates

1 day

Next date: 27th Nov 2024

6 places left

(6)

£85.00

Recent reviews

All maker's reviews

17 Nov 24'

Samantha Brown reviewed: Lino printing landscapes

"A wonderfully creative day. Lee is very encouraging, a great teacher, making the whole process easy to follow and enjoyable. The setting is inspirational in itself. The day has given me the confidence to sign up for more courses. "

14 Oct 24'

Maria reviewed: Lino printing landscapes

"Had a really enjoyable day learning the technique of lino printing and was really pleased with my efforts! Lee is a great teacher and employed just the right amount of attention and intervention if needed. Would really recommend this for a beginner like me. The surroundings of the studio itself and the landscape are inspirational and the atmosphere friendly and encouraging."

6 Oct 24'

David Schutte reviewed: Lino printing landscapes

"What a brilliant day! Lee is not only very friendly and welcoming, but teaches the lino-cut course for beginners like me with very clear guidance and instruction, and lots of ideas from how own experience to help you achieve the tricky landscape you brought along! Highly recommended, and if you want a fun, interesting and creative day, don't hesitate!"

28 Sep 24'

Alan reviewed: Lino printing landscapes

"Venue great for me......within walking distance! Lee was very helpful in guiding through the mysteries of lino-cut printing, and I was pleased with the results ( for a first attempt ) An enjoyable day that flew by."