Pleased to be back joining in with Paint Party Friday today - with many thanks to EVA & Kristin for hosting....
and now a catch up on my recent watercolour workshop (last Saturday) run
by Matthew Palmer professional art instructor. Again this was held in the village hall at Woodbury and well worth the trip down there for it.
The scene we painted was a Night Time Snow Scene. Matthew took us through the process step by step, nobody felt rushed and we worked at our own pace.
It helped that Matthew's painting was projected onto a large screen as we worked on our own ...
I think it does us good, at least it helps me, to go back to basics sometimes with painting. I took the class from the attitude that I wanted to be open minded, learn and try out the techniques suggested. Let's face it we all get into habits with painting. The painting included wet-into-wet, dry brush, blending plus when completely dry we used a craft knife for highlights plus sandpaper for texture...great fun getting to do all of these.
Here's a quick pan round the hall whilst we were having a coffee break....
It was a really good day....here's my finished painting...
28 comments:
Your painting is beautiful and I love the color of the sky. Show this painting in July. We still have snow on the ground and I'm sick of winter.
what a great snowy scene!! i, too, like to take workshops now and then. I enjoy trying new techniques!
Wow, gorgeous result! Lovely watercolor painting :)
Thank you for sharing your experiences Ann, it looks a great workshop. Loving your beautiful results. Happy PPF, Annette x
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Ann absolutely stunning work...wow I love it! Must have been fun!
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Ann, your finished watercolor is quite the masterpiece! I think the sky with the swirling clouds is so beautifully done. What a wonderful class that must have been.
oh my gosh Ann your painting is amazing!! The colors you used and the effects you achieved with them in the shading is just gorgeous. Happy PPF!
Wonderful finished work! Classes are such a boost I think. Looks like yours was really fun as well as informative.
Thanks so much everyone. I hope this may encourage others to take a Workshop if they have wondered about them :-)
love your painting today Ann!
Oh those clouds! They're gorgeous and look like more snow is on the way. Beautiful painting.
Wow, beautiful painting!!!
Smiles, Saskia :)
A gorgeous painting !
This is so beautiful, Ann.
I love your painting!
Great job Ann. I love that house. Awesome. William must be say, "We moving ma?" tee hee. Give my regards to William who I feel like I've known him forever. Happy PPF!
wow. .this is lovely Ann. Looks like you had a lot of fun and learned a few things.
Wow, lovely painting and such a pretty, dreamy sky! Great technique!
Oooooohhhhh, that's lovely! ♥♥♥♥♥
That sounds a very enjoyable workshop and I love your finished paining. The blue sky-shadows on the snow give a real sense of the movement of the snow clouds.
Our village art group has regular visiting tutors and we learn so much from trying new techniques, or just watching someone else work in detail. It fascinates me how different everyone`s paintings turn out to be.
Thanks everyone.....it was definitely a fun workshop :-)
I know what you mean, I love watching other people paint as much as I love doing the painting myself :-)
Ooohhh , I love this Ann!
The house, the landscape, the creek and hills, the lighting, oh so wonderful!
A place I always dream about!
Your painting class looked like so much fun, might try a workshop sometime.
Annabelle : )
enjoyed this post, love having found william the lurcher's mom! seen him around artists workshops! you know me as kate powell!
Hi Kate, glad you found me. I've added 'follow by email' on my blogs so hopefully that will help :-)
It sounds like a wonderful workshop and your painting is so beautiful! I love it!
It was very good at the workshop Lisa. Thanks, glad you like the painting :-)
That is a great painting, Ann! Yes, it is good to go back to basics once in a while, looks like a great class!
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