Ready to give your botanical watercolours that extra spark of realism? Join experienced botanical artist Lauren May SK as we practise painting lush green leaves with beautiful reflective shine.
You’ll learn basic colour mixing, layering, and using light and shadow to create depth—so your leaves don’t just look painted, they look alive. Perfect for artists of all levels who want to sharpen their skills and bring more vibrancy to their plant paintings.
This workshop is excellent for anyone in the mood for making something beautiful. Come along, bring a friend, and have a morning of mindfulness and creativity
All materials will be provided. Just bring your lovely self!
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 3hr hour workshop to be held on Saturday, 13 September from 10am-1pm.
What you get:
Expert tuition from an experienced artist
All art materials are supplied including quality water colour paper, watercolours and brushes
Tea, coffee and a light afternoon tea
Your lovely creative self!
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.