Studio 1310
Art classes and workshops
Tony White
Fearless Watercolour
Workshop.
Worshop;
Sat - Sun 20-21st January 2024
10.00am - 4.00pm
Cost - $195.00
Beginners to Advanced
DO you want to paint with confidence and passion? DO you want to develop the mindset that allows you to just get stuck in? This workshop is the one for you!
It is only paper and paint and water. Just do it!
In this workshop we will focus on bringing you out of your comfort-zone and into the world of loose, vibrant, fresh and free-flowing watercolours. Lose the rigidity that has been plaguing your work.
A fresh approach means that your watercolours will come to life. Your inhibitions gone and your own artistic flair and passion will come to the fore.
Applying the paint with purpose, while ensuring we take care of the essentials such and composition and tone, you will leave this workshop with a new-found confidence and attitude towards this fantastic medium.
We will complete works based on a wide variety of references plus exercises and fundamentals.
Let’s create art with passion and fun, not hesitation and fear!
Tony White is a Watercolour Artist from Newcastle, Australia, however, is now residing in Hobart.
He has established a great following with collectors and students alike. His work has been sold as far afield as Germany and the U.K.
Tony's social media following is gaining momentum and with over 10,000 Facebook followers, he is hitting his stride around the world. He is fast becoming a much sought-after tutor, having held many successful workshops for Art Societies all around the country and the Famous Bathurst School of Arts, as well as Brisbane Painting Classes.
He is a regular contributor to Australian Artist Magazine. His style is traditional impressionistic landscape with a strong emphasis on light and atmosphere.
"I am inspired by light. Even in the most innocuous of scenes, if the light is dramatic and the mood is misty or sharp or rainy, then I'm in. I believe a painting should move you emotionally and if you have to explain it, then it isn't doing its job".
