watercolour classes for adults every tuesday at 2girls cafe

By stefie.art
April 14, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 14, 2018

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Posted April 14, 2018

Hi everyone!

I'm an artist living in the area and I'm starting to teach watercolour classes at 2girls cafe 24A Peckham Rye, London SE15 4JR

Classes are 3 hour long

40? with material included

for more info and booking www.stefaniaboianoart.com

We go from basic techniques to experimental, to botanical and brush lettering.

I'm also open to do it as 1-to-1 tuition in my home studio

or longer or shorter classes with 'Bring your own materials'

if you are interested drop me a line

happy sunny day to you all!

Stefie

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