Painting Dramatic Landscapes

Acrylic / Mixed Media / Landscape - Materials included

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Course details

Using experimental materials and mark making, create dramatic responses to the St Ives landscape that evoke a sense of place.

A morning of playful, gestural mark-making using Acrylics and Oil Bars, using the landscape as a visual prompt and drawing inspiration from the expressive approach of David Tress. Working on several small paintings, students will explore contrasts of tone, scale, colour and paint density to evoke a sense of place.

The emphasis throughout the session will be on process rather than outcome, encouraging experimentation, spontaneity and freedom within the work. Happy accidents and intuitive mark-making will play an important role in shaping the final pieces, resulting in paintings that feel layered, dynamic and full of character.

The St. Ives School of Painting is a friendly and welcoming place for all levels of ability, class sizes are kept small to create a nurturing environment for all.

Please note: This is an adult workshop, however we would welcome children aged 14 or over, if accompanied by a paying adult. This is the case as we cannot guarantee that all our tutors have been DBS checked.

Painting Dramatic Landscapes

Acrylic / Mixed Media / Landscape – Materials included

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Taught by

Jill
Eisele

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My practice begins with drawing, often taking me to wild and wonderful parts of Cornwall, capturing fleeting moments where light and colour create atmosphere and expression. These underpin my largely figurative paintings, which convey a sense of incompleteness; of place and mystery.

What to Bring

All materials are provided. As we may work outdoors for some of the duration of the workshop, please wear sensible shoes and bring a coat or sunhat as appropriate.

Timings and Breaks

The workshop will run from 9.30am until 12.30pm. Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the start time so you can check in at reception and get settled in. We will serve tea and coffee at break times during the morning.

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