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Learn how to confidently mix beautiful, harmonious colours using a limited watercolour palette in this 4-week course with Lauren May SK.
We’ll explore colour theory through colour wheels and mixing grids, experiment with mixing colours on the palette and through glazing, and learn how to create the colours you want with greater control and confidence.
You’ll develop a deeper understanding of how colours interact, how to create depth and subtle variations, and how to apply your colour-mixing skills to your own paintings.
Perfect for beginner and intermediate artists wanting to strengthen their understanding of colour and gain greater confidence with watercolour.
~A materials list will be sent to you when you book.
About Laren May SK
Lauren is a natural history artist specialising in botanical illustration based in the Lake Macquarie region. She seeks inspiration from the natural world and recreates that beauty using pencils, paper and watercolours.
Lauren has a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (Grade I Honours) from the University of Newcastle. Her botanical art pieces are held in collections of the Sydney Florilegium Botanical Art Society as well as the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, US. Lauren is a member of the prestigious Sydney Florilegium and the Botanical Art Society of Australia.
Lauren has a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (Grade I Honours) from the University of Newcastle. Her botanical art pieces are held in collections of the Sydney Florilegium Botanical Art Society as well as the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, US. Lauren is a member of the prestigious Sydney Florilegium and the Botanical Art Society of Australia.
Workshop Schedule
This is a 4 week course to be held on Wednesday evening starting 2nd Sep until 23rd Sep, 6.30pm-8.30pm.
What you get:
~Expert tuition from an experienced artist
~Subject matter and specialist teaching materials including templates and watercolour paper for exercises
~Tea, coffee and a light refreshments
~A materials list will be sent to you when you book.
About Laren May SK
Lauren is a natural history artist specialising in botanical illustration based in the Lake Macquarie region. She seeks inspiration from the natural world and recreates that beauty using pencils, paper and watercolours.
Lauren has a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (Grade I Honours) from the University of Newcastle. Her botanical art pieces are held in collections of the Sydney Florilegium Botanical Art Society as well as the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, US. Lauren is a member of the prestigious Sydney Florilegium and the Botanical Art Society of Australia.
Lauren has a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (Grade I Honours) from the University of Newcastle. Her botanical art pieces are held in collections of the Sydney Florilegium Botanical Art Society as well as the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, US. Lauren is a member of the prestigious Sydney Florilegium and the Botanical Art Society of Australia.
Lauren is a natural history artist specialising in botanical illustration based in the Lake Macquarie region. She seeks inspiration from the natural world and recreates that beauty using pencils, paper and watercolours.
Lauren has a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (Grade I Honours) from the University of Newcastle. Her botanical art pieces are held in collections of the Sydney Florilegium Botanical Art Society as well as the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, US. Lauren is a member of the prestigious Sydney Florilegium and the Botanical Art Society of Australia.
Lauren has a Bachelor of Natural History Illustration (Grade I Honours) from the University of Newcastle. Her botanical art pieces are held in collections of the Sydney Florilegium Botanical Art Society as well as the Hunt Institute of Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, US. Lauren is a member of the prestigious Sydney Florilegium and the Botanical Art Society of Australia.