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Settlers Series - Painting Impressionist Floral Landscapes (acrylics) with Annie Rawle

Spend an inspiring day learning how to paint light filled gardens in the style of Monet, Van Gogh & Manet.

Using acrylic paints, Annie will teach you the skills to paint dappled light falling on flowers and foliage. Layers of varied mark making and colour build up to capture joyful expanses of sunlit glades and cool shady bowers. Use of colour and spontaneous brush strokes are the signature techniques recognised as being Impressionism and Annie will demonstrate how this style allows the viewer's perception to do much of the colour mixing, rather than meticulously painting every detail.

This workshop is suitable for all levels. No experience is necessary. (Children 12 and over allowed with an accompanying adult). Small workshop numbers (maximum class size of 8) ensures you plenty of time with Annie.

Historic Settlers Cottage is located at 180 Pearson Street, Churchlands, is owned by the National Trust and currently used as Art Studios. The setting is idyllic, nestled close to the Herdsman Lake, surrounded by trees and wildlife. The venue for our workshops is in the adjacent Shelter area (outdoor undercover with weather protection) and on the shady verandahs of the cottage.

Notes on this location

Located at Settlers Art Studios (Settlers Cottage) 180 Pearson Street, Churchlands

What we provide

$145 per person includes:

  • Guided step-by-step instruction from Annie who will help you master this medium, technique and subject matter.

  • Use of all materials provided including easel, table, chair, drawing materials, canvas, paints, brushes, palettes, water containers, rags and apron.

  • Delicious morning tea. (BYO lunch).

  • Glass of wine or bubbles and nibbles afterwards to celebrate your creation.

  • The impressionist masterpiece you create is yours to take home!

What to bring

  • Water bottle.

  • Lunch.

  • Bring your own reference photo if you like (or use those that Annie will provide).

What to wear

  • An apron is provided but wear clothes that you don’t mind getting paint on.  Although acrylic paints are water based, some pigments can be difficult to remove.

Appropriate for

  • All levels - no experience is necessary.

  • Adults (children 12 and over allowed with an accompanying adult).

See our Terms and Conditions.

For general information or questions on booking or registration please contact art@artoutdoorswa.com.au.

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