| ‘Tailor-made’watercolour workshop
Treat yourself with a watercolour’s introduction during your holidays in the Alpes-Maritimes or Var! Learn plein air sketching during a getaway to idyllic sites in the Mediterranean! Let yourself be inspired in the heart of Nature to create travel sketchbook!
Contact me for a customized watercolour initiation !
An introduction to outdoors watercolour (French Riviera or Var)
3 to 6 hours workshop
This customized workshop may take place at your hotel, in a garden or in the place of your choice…
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«A sketching getaway in an idyllic natural place… These ‘tailor-made’ workshops are aimed at those who want to treat themselves to a unique moment of creativity!» |
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★ 1/2 day ★
250 € ‘ DUO OFFER’… An introductory watercolour offer for two people *
★ 1/2 day ★
350 € (GROUP of 10 people maximum – 15 euros per additional person) *
★ Full day ★
MATERIAL IS PROVIDED
- drawing paper, artist quality pencils or ink, watercolour, and a foldable stool is supplied.
- NB : * Travel expenses may be required beyond a distance of 30 km from Antibes..
Everyone brings back a souvenir that they have drawn!
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|’watercolour basics : for plein air sketching!
Introductory Workshop to the basics of outdoor watercolour: How to start?
| Do you want to get started with outdoor watercolor?
Watercolour is an acrobat act in which everything has its importance: paper, brushes, washes, water dosing …! But when you practice plein air painting, it’s about being inventive!
|Do you want to get into ‘plein air’ watercolour?
Are you a beginner?
Watercolour’s transparency and luminous colors are seducing but its use requires some tips!
Come and learn some basic techniques to start watercolour sketching outdoors with pleasure and spontaneously! You will quickly become familiar with essential notions to practice watercolour with simplicity.
– Want to get some fresh air? Watercolour is one of the techniques that adapts best to nomadism! Sign up for a nomadic sketching workshop!
Vincent Van Gogh would say:
“Making sketches is like planting seeds to grow paintings.”