Jam or cream on top? A question which divides opinions amongst scone-appreciators. An artist however, would say “that which makes a better composition”
In this Sunday afternoon watercolour workshop, fresh scones, jam and cream will be the inspiration for your delectable artistic composition. Artist Martha Moderitz will guide you step by step in developing your painting using watercolour. You will even get to devour your subject :)
Playful painting exercises will relax you into the afternoon, and Martha will provide tips on sketching and laying out your composition, colour choices, mixing colours and various brush techniques for working freely with watercolour, as you build up and finalise your painting.
All materials are supplied but feel free to bring your own watercolour brushes and paints if you have them.
Book with a friend and save $20 ($10 each)
About Martha Moderitz
Martha is a freelance artist and educator, and co-founder of Foundations4Creativity, an educational enterprise seeking to invoke the inner artist in everyone. Her work is inspired by the underlying structures and patterns found in our natural world. She explores ideas of inner expression and storytelling through her illustrations and paintings.
Martha graduated with a Masters in Traditional Arts from the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts in London, where she subsequently worked on the School’s international outreach programme. Martha received The Bagri Foundation Prize in 2017 for an original composition and her work is owned by private collectors in both the UK and Australia.
Martha graduated with a Masters in Traditional Arts from the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts in London, where she subsequently worked on the School’s international outreach programme. Martha received The Bagri Foundation Prize in 2017 for an original composition and her work is owned by private collectors in both the UK and Australia.
Workshop Schedule
This one-off workshop will run on Sunday afternoon 6 April for 3 hours from 2pm to 5pm.
We supply:
- Scones jam and cream
- High quality watercolour paper
- Watercolour paints and brushes
- Tea and instant coffee
- Scones jam and cream
- High quality watercolour paper
- Watercolour paints and brushes
- Tea and instant coffee
What to bring
- Feel free to bring your own watercolour paints and brushes if you have them
- Waterbottle
- Your mindful self!
About Martha Moderitz
Martha is a freelance artist and educator, and co-founder of Foundations4Creativity, an educational enterprise seeking to invoke the inner artist in everyone. Her work is inspired by the underlying structures and patterns found in our natural world. She explores ideas of inner expression and storytelling through her illustrations and paintings.
Martha graduated with a Masters in Traditional Arts from the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts in London, where she subsequently worked on the School’s international outreach programme. Martha received The Bagri Foundation Prize in 2017 for an original composition and her work is owned by private collectors in both the UK and Australia.
Martha graduated with a Masters in Traditional Arts from the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts in London, where she subsequently worked on the School’s international outreach programme. Martha received The Bagri Foundation Prize in 2017 for an original composition and her work is owned by private collectors in both the UK and Australia.
Martha is a freelance artist and educator, and co-founder of Foundations4Creativity, an educational enterprise seeking to invoke the inner artist in everyone. Her work is inspired by the underlying structures and patterns found in our natural world. She explores ideas of inner expression and storytelling through her illustrations and paintings.
Martha graduated with a Masters in Traditional Arts from the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts in London, where she subsequently worked on the School’s international outreach programme. Martha received The Bagri Foundation Prize in 2017 for an original composition and her work is owned by private collectors in both the UK and Australia.
Martha graduated with a Masters in Traditional Arts from the Prince’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts in London, where she subsequently worked on the School’s international outreach programme. Martha received The Bagri Foundation Prize in 2017 for an original composition and her work is owned by private collectors in both the UK and Australia.