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Watercolour Sketchbook: Evening Class - West London

  • X+Why Five Fields 10 Grosvenor Gardens London, England, SW1W United Kingdom (map)

Sketching from life is a joyful pastime and a wonderful way to capture scenes that inspire you. Whether you are interested in keeping a sketchbook as a new hobby or an artist wanting to encourage the skill; this class is designed to inspire you with simple, fun ways to capture things in the world around us.

Using paints and watercolour pencils this evening class will take you through some of the key techniques which can help you to bring your sketchbook to life.

Your sketchbook is a place for experimentation - so come prepared to play and have fun.

We will be drawing from objects, each other and the space around us - the techniques will help you to see your surroundings with fresh eyes.
Details...

All painting and drawing materials are provided. Sketchbooks are available to buy for £10 on the night or you can bring your own.

Light refreshments and a complimentary drink are included in the ticket price.

This class will be held in beautiful X+Why Five Fields- a boutique co-working space in London Victoria.

Details...

All painting and drawing materials are provided. Sketchbooks are available to buy for £10 on the night or you can bring your own.

Light refreshments and a complimentary drink are included in the ticket price.

This class will be held in beautiful X+Why Five Fields- a boutique co-working space in London Victoria.

About the teacher...

Katie is a multi-disciplinary illustrator based in London with an MA in Visual Communication from the Royal College of Art. Specialising in watercolour painting her playful approach is centred around fun, accessible ways to work with this often misunderstood medium which has great potential for stress relief, confidence building and beautiful outcomes.

Testimonials...

‘I have been trying to paint with watercolours for a while, often in either a very detailed controlled way, or in a loose messy way that always seems to lack depth and interest. The way you paint showed how you can showcase the looseness and spontaneity, through strong shapes and colours. ‘

‘I think one of the best things about doing this course, rather than trying to follow tutorials online, is that it gave me a better insight into how others paint, and re-assured me that things I was struggling with were normal’

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