Room
Olive Bar
Times
Tuesdays 7-9pm (4 week course, starts 8th Sept)
Price
£80 / £115 (with materials starter pack)
How to Book
Watercolour for Wellbeing
Watercolour for Wellbeing
Watercolour for Wellbeing
15 September @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
18+
All abilities welcome (beginner friendly)
In this engaging watercolour course (4 sessions), you will have the opportunity to learn a variety of painting techniques including wet on wet, wet on dry, dry brushing, and various approaches to wax resist, pen and wash and watercolour collages. By the end of the class, you will create stunning watercolour pieces to take home and cherish.
If you’re new to watercolour painting, there’s no need to worry! This workshop is designed to be fun and relaxed, perfect for beginners. You’ll receive clear guidance and encouragement throughout the sessions to help you gain confidence in your artistic skills.
- The sessions will run in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere
- You will work with high-quality watercolour materials
- The experience may leave you feeling encouraged and inspired
By immersing yourself in this creative activity, you might discover a new passion and a sense of accomplishment. Plus, you’ll get to take home your beautiful watercolour creations as a reminder of your artistic journey.
- bring your own watercolour paints (artist or at least student quality), at least number 4 or 6 and 10 or 12 round brushes, and 300gsm A4 100% cotton watercolour paper
- Purchase a starter pack when booking onto the course
15 September @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
18+
All abilities welcome (beginner friendly)
In this engaging watercolour course (4 sessions), you will have the opportunity to learn a variety of painting techniques including wet on wet, wet on dry, dry brushing, and various approaches to wax resist, pen and wash and watercolour collages. By the end of the class, you will create stunning watercolour pieces to take home and cherish.
If you’re new to watercolour painting, there’s no need to worry! This workshop is designed to be fun and relaxed, perfect for beginners. You’ll receive clear guidance and encouragement throughout the sessions to help you gain confidence in your artistic skills.
- The sessions will run in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere
- You will work with high-quality watercolour materials
- The experience may leave you feeling encouraged and inspired
By immersing yourself in this creative activity, you might discover a new passion and a sense of accomplishment. Plus, you’ll get to take home your beautiful watercolour creations as a reminder of your artistic journey.
- bring your own watercolour paints (artist or at least student quality), at least number 4 or 6 and 10 or 12 round brushes, and 300gsm A4 100% cotton watercolour paper
- Purchase a starter pack when booking onto the course
Accessibility
For further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
Find more Events at The Gregson
About artist Lidia Ranns
Lidia is a versatile visual artist based in Lancaster, Lancashire and works in a variety of mediums, both traditional and digital.
Lidia has spent a chunk of her life as a graphic designer, specialising in brand ID and illustration, but painting has always been her number 1 passion.
Lidia loves to paint with watercolours, she loves how the water interacts and paints with you.
There’s so many different techniques with watercolour, it’s an easy medium to start with, but also the hardest to master too, although my classes are aimed at beginners.
The emphasis with Lidia’s classes is fun and creating a relaxing environment. Lidia is a very patient and empathetic and just want to share her knowledge and skills with other folk to show them how enjoyable art can be, and how much you can learn without any prior experience at all. Art can be a very therapeutic outlet, and it benefits your well being too.
In this engaging watercolour course (4 sessions), you will have the opportunity to learn a variety of painting techniques including wet on wet, wet on dry, dry brushing, and various approaches to wax resist, pen and wash and watercolour collages. By the end of the class, you will create stunning watercolour pieces to take home and cherish.
If you’re new to watercolour painting, there’s no need to worry! This workshop is designed to be fun and relaxed, perfect for beginners. You’ll receive clear guidance and encouragement throughout the sessions to help you gain confidence in your artistic skills.
- The sessions will run in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere
- You will work with high-quality watercolour materials
- The experience may leave you feeling encouraged and inspired
By immersing yourself in this creative activity, you might discover a new passion and a sense of accomplishment. Plus, you’ll get to take home your beautiful watercolour creations as a reminder of your artistic journey.
- bring your own watercolour paints (artist or at least student quality), at least number 4 or 6 and 10 or 12 round brushes, and 300gsm A4 100% cotton watercolour paper
- Purchase a starter pack when booking onto the course
About artist Lidia Ranns
Lidia is a versatile visual artist based in Lancaster, Lancashire and works in a variety of mediums, both traditional and digital.
Lidia has spent a chunk of her life as a graphic designer, specialising in brand ID and illustration, but painting has always been her number 1 passion.
Lidia loves to paint with watercolours, she loves how the water interacts and paints with you.
There’s so many different techniques with watercolour, it’s an easy medium to start with, but also the hardest to master too, although my classes are aimed at beginners.
The emphasis with Lidia’s classes is fun and creating a relaxing environment. Lidia is a very patient and empathetic and just want to share her knowledge and skills with other folk to show them how enjoyable art can be, and how much you can learn without any prior experience at all. Art can be a very therapeutic outlet, and it benefits your well being too.
Accessibility
For further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
Find more Events at The Gregson
In this engaging watercolour course (4 sessions), you will have the opportunity to learn a variety of painting techniques including wet on wet, wet on dry, dry brushing, and various approaches to wax resist, pen and wash and watercolour collages. By the end of the class, you will create stunning watercolour pieces to take home and cherish.
If you’re new to watercolour painting, there’s no need to worry! This workshop is designed to be fun and relaxed, perfect for beginners. You’ll receive clear guidance and encouragement throughout the sessions to help you gain confidence in your artistic skills.
- The sessions will run in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere
- You will work with high-quality watercolour materials
- The experience may leave you feeling encouraged and inspired
By immersing yourself in this creative activity, you might discover a new passion and a sense of accomplishment. Plus, you’ll get to take home your beautiful watercolour creations as a reminder of your artistic journey.
- bring your own watercolour paints (artist or at least student quality), at least number 4 or 6 and 10 or 12 round brushes, and 300gsm A4 100% cotton watercolour paper
- Purchase a starter pack when booking onto the course
Accessibility
For further information on getting here and accessibility, click here.
About artist Lidia Ranns
Lidia is a versatile visual artist based in Lancaster, Lancashire and works in a variety of mediums, both traditional and digital.
Lidia has spent a chunk of her life as a graphic designer, specialising in brand ID and illustration, but painting has always been her number 1 passion.
Lidia loves to paint with watercolours, she loves how the water interacts and paints with you.
There’s so many different techniques with watercolour, it’s an easy medium to start with, but also the hardest to master too, although my classes are aimed at beginners.
The emphasis with Lidia’s classes is fun and creating a relaxing environment. Lidia is a very patient and empathetic and just want to share her knowledge and skills with other folk to show them how enjoyable art can be, and how much you can learn without any prior experience at all. Art can be a very therapeutic outlet, and it benefits your well being too.
