From sunlight reflections and glistening water, to crashing waves and waterfalls - we'll explore a range of techniques for painting water, creating a valuable set of reference studies for you to take home at the end of the day
We'll look at resist and lifting techniques, as well as which materials will help you achieve the best effects.
Suitable for all abilities, this workshop offers an inspiring and supportive learning experience to help you develop your skills and knowledge.
Monday 21st June 2027
10am - 4pm
£85 including lunch and a selection of materials to use throughout the day
World of Wedgwood, Barlaston, Staffordshire ST12 9ER (free parking on site)
During the course we’ll explore:
how to capture the sparkle and reflected light on water
the importance of layering colour, tone and texture to build depth in water and create distance
resist and lifting techniques, and how different materials and tools can create convincing water effects
glazing techniques to help create the transparency of water
the changing qualities of water from still, reflective surfaces to movement and crashing waves
how to identify and simplify the shapes and patterns within water
ways to create a collection of reference studies that will help with future paintings
Throughout the course you’ll enjoy:
access to step-by-step instructions and comprehensive learning materials
experienced tuition and guidance including 1-1 feedback
a variety of samples to support your learning, including demonstrations as and when necessary
time to practise, explore and develop your own individual approach.
a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere with a small group of fellow artists.
a delicious lunch in the beautiful Wedgwood tea rooms, as well as unlimited refreshments in the studio area.
This workshop is now fully booked, but if you’d like to join the wait list please click on the link below. Places do become available, so it’s well worth letting me know you’re interested and adding your details.
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