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Have fun while learning how to paint watercolour the right way!
In this six week course, John will guide you through all the major and essential techniques to form a solid grounding to progress to producing successful and impressive paintings. All techniques will be demonstrated, and John will be on hand to guide you through all stages and advise on the right equipment.
An equipment list will be sent to you.
About the Tutor
John is a professional artist working in watercolour, oil, and acrylic. He has been teaching painting and drawing techniques for over 15 years. He has exhibited his work in Oxford, London, and Brittany, as well as at the Pure Watercolour Society.
He regularly participates in Oxford Artweeks, is a member of the Oxford Art Society, and has written several articles on painting techniques for The Artist magazine.
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