Watercolour

A medium traditionally considered more suitable for representational work, watercolour lends itself well to the exploration of abstract imagery. Expressive colour, evocative wet-on wet applications and the language of the brush – all aspects of the watercolour vocabulary – lead …

No drawing or painting experience required for this adventure in watercolour painting. Explore the creative possibilities of colour, wash and transparency in a relaxed studio setting: a free, expressive approach based on weekly, guided exercises designed for true beginners. Subjects …

Plants and flowers are a natural choice of subject in spring and help sharpen the focus on watercolour skills such as shading, gradations, transparency, texture and detail work. Projects will range from observational drawing and structured watercolour studies, to freer, …

A great preparation for outdoor painting in summer, this studio course will help you approach the landscape with confidence. Learn wet-on-wet, line and wash, brush handling and texturing techniques that will contribute to the distinctive character of your work. Resources …

Continue to strengthen your watercolour skills and techniques in relation to transparency, wet-on-wet, direct painting, line and wash etc. Issues fundamental to all painting – colour dynamics, drawing and composition – are addressed through directed exercises. Develop confidence and expressiveness …