Watercolour Art Workshop - Limited Palette Outdoor Sketching
Limited Palette Outdoor sketching Tutor Jackie Hurwood
- Booking essential
- Free event
Using just one colour for out-door sketching will give the effect of a sepia or black & white photo showing up the shapes and tones of the scene and is a method used by Artists help them develop a painting. It is also a good way to simplify a subject and a freeing approach, so suitable for beginners or those with some experience.
General tuition will be given in finding a subject, getting started, and demonstration of watercolour methods. Individual help will be available as required
Suggested art materials to bring
Watercolour Paper: Several sheets of Bockingford (or similar) watercolour paper at least 140lb. On a block, pad or sheet attached to a board.
Brushes: Large round soft brush or hake for washes. Round brush with a point, size 8/10/12 Rigger or small brush with a flexible end
Paints: (Tubes are more flexible for a good result) Either, Burnt Siena, Burnt Umber, Paynes Grey, Sepia, or other neutral colour.
Plastic palette, tray or plate for colour mixing
Any pencil, rubber or other drawing or painting materials you would like Water container, Kitchen roll
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 03442491895
- Suitability
Not suitable for children.
- Meeting point
Meet at front gate 10am
- What to bring and wear
Workshop will be outdoors in the garden so please wear appropriate footwear and clothing. A portable chair or stool, (easel if required) sunhat, sunscreen
- Accessibility
Please see our accessibility statement for full details of the site.
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