Beginner's Block Wednesday Afternoon 1-2.45pm

Start date 26th Aug
£67.50

Beginner’s 4-Week Watercolour Art Journey

Wednesday Afternoons 1-2.45pm


This beginners’ block takes place in the studio alongside continuing watercolour artists while they are painting.


Beginners are taught as a dedicated block within the session, with clear, step-by-step guidance through the fundamentals of watercolour.

Painting alongside experienced artists allows you to observe the natural rhythm of the class, see techniques in practice, and gain a clear understanding of how the continuing classes work should you wish to continue after the beginners block.


Teaching, structure, and content are exactly the same as in other beginner classes. No previous experience is needed — everything is explained clearly and at a manageable pace.


You’ll be guided step by step through each painting, with clear demonstrations and plenty of time to practice.
Nothing is rushed… and everything is explained simply.
Whether you’ve never picked up a brush before, or feel unsure where to begin… you are so welcome here.

Dates & Subjects


This 4-week beginners’ journey runs over consecutive Mondays


Week 1 • Wednesday the 26th of Aug  – Flowers
An introduction to watercolour basics, including brush control, water-to-paint ratio, and simple washes.


Week 2 • Wednesday  2nd of Sept  – Landscapes
Learn to paint skies, clouds, and textured land using beginner-friendly techniques such as dry brush and the fan brush.


week 3 • wednesday 9th of Sept – Flamingo
A full guided tutorial focusing on colour blending, layering, and creating form.


Week 4 • Wednesday 16th of Sept– Hare
Bringing everything together in a final painting that builds confidence and celebrates progress.

What’s Included
All materials are provided during the class, including:
• Watercolour paper
• Paints
• Brushes


You don’t need to bring anything with you — simply arrive and paint with full guidance 

Venue Details will be emailed to you 1 week before your start date 

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