Owl painting – 16August 2016 at 11am

£35.00

Availability: 15 in stock

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What does it include?

For this 2 hour class, I will be teaching you how to paint an owl. I will guide you through all the steps, from the initial drawing to building up layers and adding the finishing touches.

I usually use Renesans watercolours and provide them to my students as part of the lesson, along with watercolour paper and other materials such as photographs and learning resources. However, you are more than welcome to bring your own supplies if you prefer.

During the class, we will explore both wet-on-dry and wet-on-wet techniques, experiment with different colour combinations, and learn how to create loose, expressive feather textures. We will also focus on painting the owl’s eyes, bringing depth, character and life to your artwork.

I always aim to encourage you to follow your own feelings and creative instincts, and I never expect anyone to make an exact copy of my work. Art is fluid, and so is watercolour, so there is plenty of room for personal expression and creativity.

This class is suitable for beginners as well as those with some painting experience who would like to develop their confidence with watercolour techniques.

Venue

I’m excited to be holding classes at a new venue, located just 6 minutes from Rugby. The site also offers other attractions, including llamas and holiday rentals. Classes take place in the upstairs studio. Please note that, unfortunately, there is currently no alternative access, so the space is not wheelchair accessible. There may also be an opportunity to enjoy a glass of Prosecco during the evening classes – entirely at the discretion of the group on the night! The venue is secure, with automated gates and free parking available right next to the studio.

Hagarak Studio
Home Farm, Pailton Road, Harborough Magna, Rugby

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If you wish to contact me about the classes availability and more please complete my online contact form.

If you’d like to learn more about the paints I use, please see the information below.

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Watercolour Class FAQs
Do I need any art supplies for the class? +
No, all materials are provided for you during the class, so you don’t need to bring anything.
How long is the watercolour class? +
The class runs from 1:30pm until 3:30pm, lasting approximately 2 hours.
Can I bring my child to the class? +
Yes, children are welcome. They may attend a free taster session but must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
What type of paper do you use? +
We use high-quality cold pressed watercolour paper, usually around 300gsm. This helps control water flow and prevents the paper from buckling too much.
How do I take my painting home safely? +
We provide a protective plastic sleeve or envelope so you can safely carry your artwork home after the class.
What watercolours do you use? +
We use a variety of professional paints depending on the subject, including Renesans Intense Watercolours, Daniel Smith, and Winsor & Newton.
Can I book a group reservation? +
Yes, group bookings are welcome. Please contact us directly to arrange a group session.
Is the studio accessible? +
Yes, there is a downstairs accessible room and an upstairs room with lift access. There are also disabled toilets and nearby parking available.
watercolour workshop owlOwl painting – 16August 2016 at 11am
£35.00

Availability: 15 in stock

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