SOLD OUT: Landscape Watercolour Workshop With Beth Lowe (Fri 26 July 2024)
Join the renowned plein air artist, Beth Lowe, as she shares her expertise in creating expressive, impressionistic landscapes using the exquisite Schmincke watercolours. Through her guidance, you’ll delve into the techniques of color mixing, brushwork, and capturing the essence of light and shadow. Whether you’re an aspiring artist or a seasoned painter, this immersive workshop will ignite your creativity and transform your approach to landscape painting, all under the tutelage of the talented Beth.
Date: Friday, July 26th – 2024
Time: 9:30 – 12:30 (3 hours)
Place: The Deckle Edge @ 13 Brickfield Road, Salt River
Workshops space limited booking essential
Supplied in Workshop
- Watercolour Paints
- A few brushes
- Watercolour Paper
Recommended To bring
- Watercolour brushes, If you have your own (Beth recommends a hake brush 1-1.5 inch)
- Watercolour paint If you have please bring them along (There will be a small selection of paints provided on the day)
- Apron
Recommended age: All welcome from 15 years and up.
What you will learn:
we will go through some basics about colors ,washes, dry brush and wet in wet painting and how to transfer these skills to landscape painting.
You will be guided on how to observe and see values, composition and mixing colors using a limited palette.
About the facilitatior:
I hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honors degree from Stellenbosch University, which has provided me with a solid foundation in the arts. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of teaching at both primary and high school levels, as well as conducting workshops for adults. These experiences have allowed me to share my knowledge and passion for art with diverse audiences. I have exhibited extensively over the years in local galleries as well as with SASA at Kirstenbosch. I exhibit from my home and I am part of the Kommetjie Open Studios. I paint mainly in oils but watercolours are my first love. I use visual journaling with watercolours in all my travels and find it to be a more personal and meaningful way to capture my experiences compared to simply relying on photographs.
R700.00
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Join the renowned plein air artist, Beth Lowe, as she shares her expertise in creating expressive, impressionistic landscapes using the exquisite Schmincke watercolours. Through her guidance, you’ll delve into the techniques of color mixing, brushwork, and capturing the essence of light and shadow. Whether you’re an aspiring artist or a seasoned painter, this immersive workshop will ignite your creativity and transform your approach to landscape painting, all under the tutelage of the talented Beth.
Date: Friday, July 26th – 2024
Time: 9:30 – 12:30 (3 hours)
Place: The Deckle Edge @ 13 Brickfield Road, Salt River
Workshops space limited booking essential
Supplied in Workshop
- Watercolour Paints
- A few brushes
- Watercolour Paper
Recommended To bring
- Watercolour brushes, If you have your own (Beth recommends a hake brush 1-1.5 inch)
- Watercolour paint If you have please bring them along (There will be a small selection of paints provided on the day)
- Apron
Recommended age: All welcome from 15 years and up.
What you will learn:
we will go through some basics about colors ,washes, dry brush and wet in wet painting and how to transfer these skills to landscape painting.
You will be guided on how to observe and see values, composition and mixing colors using a limited palette.
About the facilitatior:
I hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honors degree from Stellenbosch University, which has provided me with a solid foundation in the arts. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of teaching at both primary and high school levels, as well as conducting workshops for adults. These experiences have allowed me to share my knowledge and passion for art with diverse audiences. I have exhibited extensively over the years in local galleries as well as with SASA at Kirstenbosch. I exhibit from my home and I am part of the Kommetjie Open Studios. I paint mainly in oils but watercolours are my first love. I use visual journaling with watercolours in all my travels and find it to be a more personal and meaningful way to capture my experiences compared to simply relying on photographs.
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