February ~ Adventures in Nature using Watercolour . . . . . . . . . Friday am's x 3 with Lis Bramwell . . .

 

February Adventures in Nature using Watercolour. ~ with Lis Bramwell

Embrace the beauty of the natural world in winter. Learn observational drawing skills and watercolour painting techniques to create your own beautiful pictures. 

  3 x Friday am's   February 12^th and 19^th and 26^{th     This is a 3 morning course - days cannot be bought separately. Please use Feb 12th to book}

 

Session 1: Plants of the season – holly and ivy 

Session 2: Honey bees at work

Session 3: Dew drops on plants

Join experience local artist Lis Bramwell for informal, relaxed and fun watercolour painting sessions. The perfect course for those who love to embrace all winter has to offer or those who need help to chase away the winter blues.

All abilities are welcome and supported.

If you are completely new to watercolours,  then materials can be purchased at the first session for £10. Otherwise please bring what you feel you need. I would suggest a good quality drawing pencil, sharpener and rubber. Practice paper such as cartridge paper and the watercolour paper of your choice. Cold pressed for a looser style, hot pressed for more detailed work. A basic palate of lemon yellow, Payne’s grey, sap green, Winsor blue, alizarine crimson, cadmium red, Vandyke brown, burnt sienna and yellow ochre should work well for winter subjects but the choice is yours.

 

Friday mornings x 3 in Feb '27      9.30am to  12.30pm 

£110 total   comprising £20 deposit and £90 balance payable to Lis when she contact you after booking

 

Other dates for this course - see the table below to book:

February Adventures in Nature using Watercolours      Friday  Feb 12th, 19th and 26th 

Typically this course runs with around 10 students. 

Please bring:    If you are completely new to watercolours then materials can be purchased at the first session for £10.

Otherwise please bring what you feel you need. I would suggest a good quality drawing pencil, sharpener and rubber. Practice paper such as cartridge paper and the watercolour paper of your choice. Cold pressed for a looser style, hot pressed for more detailed work. A basic palate of lemon yellow, Payne’s grey, sap green, Winsor blue, alizarine crimson, cadmium red, Vandyke brown, burnt sienna and yellow ochre should work well for winter subjects but the choice is yours.

About the Artist: Lis Bramwell is a local artist and experienced teacher. She remembers how daunting those first steps into painting can be. She passionately believes that we are all creative beings and can learn the techniques needed to fulfil our artistic dreams. Her love of nature , particularly wildflowers, inspires her paintings. She enjoys drawing and likes working with graphite and watercolour pencils as well as watercolour paints.