Landscape Painting Class

Are you on the search for relaxing and enjoyable creative sessions? This painting projects class will explore creating a landscape painting. Paint along with the teacher to develop a landscape painting. Styles used in each class will differ and may be semi-abstract or realistic. Paint along with Yvette and see your work develop in class.

Experience is not necessary as you will be shown some painting techniques then follow the teacher's example and paint together. If experienced, this will add more to your skillset and the joy of painting.

These are regular classes so you can join and come to another as the projects will change in each class.

The class will be recorded and available for 7 days so you may revisit the session or if you miss the class you will be able to watch it later.

Bookings: one booked ticket allows one person to join the online class. If you have more than one person sharing your video class in your work or home location then each person watching and participating needs to book in. Thank you.

What you will need to bring:

Note: A Colour Mixing Chart as a helpful guide will be available with your booking.

- A small Water Spray Bottle (can be bought from variety stores, supermarkets)

- Old cloths to clean up with: 1 x wet, 1 x dry

- Water container to Clean brushes in

-2 Small dishes to create Paint Washes in

- Palette (eg a sheet of plastic, ice-cream or takeaway container lid, or art palette)

- Palette Knife (very handy for different techniques), or use a piece of strong cardboard or plastic. Something to use in a similar way...even a kitchen spatula! If purchasing a palette knife these can be tapered or rectangular in shape.

- A set of Paintbrushes (eg 1 x small, 2 x medium, 1 x large)

- a few sheets of art paper for acrylic paint (or an art pad of paper, A3 size)

- if you wish to paint your main project on canvas board or canvas then please bring this along to the class as well as a couple sheets of art paper

- small pots/tubes of Paint. Primary colours (red, white, black, blue, yellow) and any other colours you like, eg green, turquoise, and other variations. Or mix your own colours from the primary colours, see the guide below:

Blue and red create purple; yellow and blue create green; blue, yellow, and red create brown; white creates lighter tones of colours; black creates darker tones of colour. Bring the colour mixing chart with you (emailed to you later once the booking has been made).