SGA runs a programme of six workshops per year open to all, representing very good value at £45 per day for SGA members and £50 per day for guests/non members.
Also, from time to time we will arrange life drawing opportunities as and when there is a demand.
NEXT WORKSHOP
Saturday 19 September
Seascapes using Watercolour with David Webb
David Webb paints loose and fluid watercolours. He has written several artbooks and regularly contributes articles to Leisure Painter magazine. David will look at how to develop an effective plan for a seascape through studies and sketches which consider design, focus, tonal values, colour and hard/soft edges, before demonstrating how quickly he builds up a painting in about three simple transparent washes. Of particular value to anyone wanting to “loosen up”, David’s workshop will be of benefit to all – and the techniques he employs can, of course, be used on any subject matter.
Saturday 28 November
Animals in Movement using Watercolour with Jake Winkle
Inspired by light and movement, Jake's arresting watercolour paintings show a wonderful mastery of both. As well as exhibitions in London and the south of England, he has undertaken many commissions for individuals and organisations including The National Trust. Jake will provide photographic images and tracing sketches for anyone preferring not to draw free hand. Full details will follow nearer the time.
To book:
Workshop fees; Members £45 per day, guests £50
To pay by Bacs;
Salisbury Group of Artists
Sort Code 30 97 41
Account 03627988
ref: workshops
(alternative payment methods available).
All workshops are on Saturdays, 10am-4pm, at Bemerton Methodist Hall, Roman Road, Salisbury, SP2 9BH.
Saturday 25 July
Painting Street Scenes using Watercolours with Fiona Forbes
Fiona was so informative and jolly.
Fiona demonstrated her own processes and showed us some new techniques and tricks.
Everyone produced fabulous buildings under Fiona's gentle guidance and personal recommendations.
She is a generous teacher and fabulous painter.
Many thanks to Fiona for her patience and time!
