Watercolour Painting Classes starting January 10!

By artined
January 2, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 2, 2018

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Posted January 2, 2018

Introduction to Watercolour course starts January 10th

Why not start the new year learning a new skill! This 10 week course, on Wednesday mornings from 10-1, starts next week and you can enrol any day this week. ALL ABILITIES WELCOME!

Location: Thomas Calton Centre, Alpha Street SE15 3NX

Website: southwark.gov.uk/adultlearning

Cost: ?120 standard fee or ?60 if you qualify for concessionary fee

Over the 10 weeks, we will look at a whole range of watercolour techniques and watercolour painters including Cezanne,/Paul Klee, Gwen John and Morandi to successful contemporary painters, so you can try many ways of starting a painting and discover your own way to use this expressive medium.

Any questions, please feel free to PM me as I am the tutor.

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