Watercolour Painting Workshop – Semester 2

$30.00$80.00

Description: In this workshop class members work on their own watercolour projects. Beginners welcome as it is a workshop environment where members encourage and mentor each other, using their experiences and variety of approaches, but formal lessons are not given.
Requirements: Bring watercolours, paper & pads and brushes. See Further Details for a full list of suggested materials.

Facilitators: Beth Johnston & Averil Baker
Duration: 16 weeks
Start Date: 29th  July 2024
Day & Time: Monday 12.45 – 2.45 pm

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Description

Further Details:
Our Monday afternoon group has a variety of members with talents varying from beginners to prize recipients and vendors. The atmosphere is one of relaxation and encouragement, with positive suggestions coming from each other.
Click on link for a printable list of watercolour resources. Watercolour Workshop Suggested Resources (1) Please note, that it is not necessary to have all these resources to begin with as you will build up your supplies as you progress.

Crèche: The crèche is not available for this session.

Introducing the facilitators:-
Beth Johnson: I have been attending the Kalamunda Community Learning Centre in Drawing and Watercolour classes for over 23 years. For the last four years, I have been facilitating the Watercolour Painting Workshop on Monday afternoons, sharing the role with Averil Baker for the last two years.
My painting style is realistic and detailed.
Coming from a Primary School teaching background, I encourage members to creae their unique style of painting, building on their strengths and interests.
Averil has a contrasting technique, but together we facilitate a friendly, adventurous and encouraging workshop.

Beth Johnston

Averil Baker: I also have been a member of the learning centre, as a past tutor and a participant in various courses for many years. Watercolour painting is my first love and I have enjoyed the last two years as a co-facilitator for this group.

Averil Baker