Always wanted to learn how to paint with watercolours? If you are a beginner then this 2 x 3 hour class will teach you all the basics including colour mixing, brush technique, wet/dry techniques, washes and more.
Tania is a practising artist and art teacher and loves to share the joy of creativity whatever your skill set. Look forward to getting you started on your watercolour journey. All materials provided for beginners.
Thursday 23 and 30 January, 2025.
9:30 - 12:30
Always wanted to learn how to paint with Acrylic paints? If you are a beginner then this 2 x 3 hour class will teach you all the basics including colour mixing, brush technique, impasto, gauche and more.
Tania is a practising artist and art teacher and loves to share the joy of creativity whatever your skill set. Look forward to getting you started on your acrylic painting journey. All materials provided for beginners.
Tuesday 21 and 28 January, 2025.
9:30-12:30
Always wanted to learn how to draw/paint with Ink? If you are a beginner then this 2 x 3 hour class will teach you all the basics including mark making, shading, brush technique and more.
Tania is a practising artist and art teacher and loves to share the joy of creativity whatever your skill set. Look forward to getting you started on your inky journey.
All materials provided for beginners.
Friday 24 and 31 January, 2025.
9:30 - 12:30
If you are a beginner or have some skills why not come play and learn watercolour?
Monday: 9:30 -11:30am.
Monday 12:30am -2:30 pm.
Tuesday 12:30-2:30
Friday: 9:30am - 11:30am:
Why not finish your week with a Friday afternoon class in Acrylic painting?
This is a fun ongoing group of mixed ability who welcome fellow acrylic painting students. So whether you are a beginner or have some skills why not come along and enjoy the laughs and learning while practising some creative mindfulness?
This is a combined group of ongoing and beginner ink drawing students who love to draw with ink pens and paint with ink brushes.
Whatever your skill set come along and enjoy learning to draw botanicals in ink while practising calming creative mindfulness escaping this busy world of ours.
Tuesday 9:30-11:30.
Tania Daymond's amazing studies of the Australian native flowers are all hand drawn with a fountain pen and the blackest ink. The Maxi Botanical Story are Tania's large hand drawn works that measure 54cm (W) x 76 cm (H). These pieces are archival ink drawn on heavy archival Arches watercolour paper. The color work is created using intense
Tania Daymond's amazing studies of the Australian native flowers are all hand drawn with a fountain pen and the blackest ink. The Maxi Botanical Story are Tania's large hand drawn works that measure 54cm (W) x 76 cm (H). These pieces are archival ink drawn on heavy archival Arches watercolour paper. The color work is created using intense watercolour pencils. These beautiful big works allow Tania to get lost in all the inky details while recreating the movement and texture found in the unique Australian landscape.
The Mini Botanical Story are smaller more intimate drawings which measure 32cm (W) x 44cm (H). These pieces allow Tania to capture those small pockets of magic that surround a single flower. Using her hand drawn intricate ink work to focus on those little details that we might miss at first glance. These pieces are a great size to add a little vavoom to any room.
The Micro Flora Story are little drawings with a big job. They are a series of continuous studies made by Tania everyday. They are the source of all her inspiration. All her bigger works come from these little drawings 16cm (W) x 20cm (H). Little drawings made to capture and save a moment, a texture, a color or even an angle. Yet they sti
The Micro Flora Story are little drawings with a big job. They are a series of continuous studies made by Tania everyday. They are the source of all her inspiration. All her bigger works come from these little drawings 16cm (W) x 20cm (H). Little drawings made to capture and save a moment, a texture, a color or even an angle. Yet they still work as exciting little windows into the Australian native landscape.
