WORKSHOPS
Workshops are a great way of studying a particular subject or theme. Paul's workshops usually begin with a discussion of the topic and a full demonstration, followed by individual assistance with participant's work. Quality tuition is delivered with brand new subjects every year. Workshops shown here are bookable directly and are subject to this website's T&Cs. If you would like to book a workshop for your art group then do get in touch via the contact page.
More InfoBigger brushes lead to looser paintings. Learn how to free up your approach to watercolour.
Starts Jul 18
60 British pounds
Starts Aug 15
60 British pounds
More InfoLearn to invent or modify the light in your work to create next level watercolours.
Starts Oct 3
60 British pounds
More InfoJust what is the colour of snow and how do you go about making it look like snow in watercolour?
Starts Nov 7
60 British pounds
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OTHER WORKSHOPS
These workshops are organised by third parties. Booking links will take you to the third party website. Please note that these events are subject to the individual organisers T&Cs. If you would like me to deliver a workshop for your art group or organisation then do get in touch.
Wed 25 MarMall Galleries, LondonOpposites create interest and, in this workshop, Paul will demonstrate how mess and finesse work in harmony to create watercolours that are loose, yet do not lose their way.
Sat 25 AprCalder Art SuppliesGreen is one of those elusive colours that seem so difficult to get right. Come and learn all about green in watercolour, how to make green using colour theory.
Mon 13 JulCotswold LavenderCome and look for interesting angles and dynamic designs to create attention grabbing paintings in acrylic or oil.
Mon 07 SeptCornwall School Of ArtIn this workshop you will learn how to use a greyscale image to help map your way logically through the colour mixing process, giving you instant results and a newfound confidence with your painting.
Thu 10 SeptCornwall School Of ArtIn this course we will study the use of tones, how and when to use opaque colours wisely, and where to use transparency for amazing effects.