Sand, Sea and Sky: Acrylics and Mixed Media Workshop POSTPONED

Description

In this workshop we will be looking at ways of tackling the various elements that make up a coastal painting: water, waves and reflections along with the landscape elements of cliffs, rocks and the transitions between land and sea. We will take our inspiration from Kurt Jackson and create atmospheric layered images incorporating textures and aggregates. There will be lots of demos & step-by-step instruction in this fun and informal workshop.

What to bring:

Heavy watercolour paper (approx. 350gsm) or mountboard / back of sketchpad (painted white if you’re using this) or MDF (painted white).

Lightweight handmade papers /tissue paper/packing paper/scrim/muslin etc (whatever you have – we will be using it to create texture)

Drawing pencil; Water-soluble crayons / oil pastel if you have them (don’t buy specially); white wax candle

Acrylic matt medium (the gel sort, not the fluid medium– Winsor & Newton, Pebeo & Liquitex all make one)

Acrylic paints – whatever you have – if buying specially just buy primary colours and white

Mixing palette, brushes (whatever you have), glue brush

Inspiration / source material of coast, light on water, beaches etc

Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts. Start dates may be amended on request.

What's included in the price?

Any other materials not specified for the students to bring

Expert tuition

1 to 1 guidance

Detailed demonstrations

A selection of tea, freshly brewed coffee, biscuits and delicious cakes

And of course you take your wonderful creations from the day.

Terms - Fee is payable on booking. If, having booked, you cancel your booking, we are unable to offer a refund. However, you may nominate someone else to attend the workshop or class in your place. We reserve the right to cancel a workshop up to 48 hours prior to the workshop date. We will only cancel due to insufficient places sold and you will be refunded the full amount paid.

Contact

Lauren Millbank at Micklems Farm Creative Workshops