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Seascapes - 23rd Jan 2027
Saturday Art Workshop: Join me for a joyful day of seascape painting at The Trinity Centre, Meole Brace Shrewsbury SY3 9HF on Saturday 23rd January 10-4. In this popular and regularly sold-out art class, you will create an A3 acrylic painting on cradled birch panel (provided) of a coastal scene special to you - it could be a view of cliffs, a harbour, a marina, a boat at sea, a sunset/sunrise - a beautiful Greek island? Whatever you would like to capture with the movement of the water, waves and the effect of light on the ocean. I will take you through the process step-by-step, giving you lots of tips & tricks about painting water and landscapes, and you will create a wonderful piece of art that is ready to display on your wall as soon as you get home. A basic supply of brushes and acrylic paint will be available but you are advised to bring your own. I recommend Amsterdam acrylics and Akoya long-handles synthetic hog hair brushes (½ inch wide flat/filbert and a point for details). Light refreshments will be provided - please bring your own packed lunch.
Saturday Art Workshop: Join me for a joyful day of seascape painting at The Trinity Centre, Meole Brace Shrewsbury SY3 9HF on Saturday 23rd January 10-4. In this popular and regularly sold-out art class, you will create an A3 acrylic painting on cradled birch panel (provided) of a coastal scene special to you - it could be a view of cliffs, a harbour, a marina, a boat at sea, a sunset/sunrise - a beautiful Greek island? Whatever you would like to capture with the movement of the water, waves and the effect of light on the ocean. I will take you through the process step-by-step, giving you lots of tips & tricks about painting water and landscapes, and you will create a wonderful piece of art that is ready to display on your wall as soon as you get home. A basic supply of brushes and acrylic paint will be available but you are advised to bring your own. I recommend Amsterdam acrylics and Akoya long-handles synthetic hog hair brushes (½ inch wide flat/filbert and a point for details). Light refreshments will be provided - please bring your own packed lunch.