Discover the enchanting world of botanical beauty through watercolour painting in this one-day course. Designed specifically for beginners, this class will teach you the fundamental techniques of watercolour painting while capturing the elegance of the Monstera leaf. By the end of the class, you'll have the essential skills to create your own stunning plant and flower paintings.

Led by talented artist Anne Wiziack Laleh Kamalian, this course will cover everything you need to know to create beautiful watercolour artwork. You'll learn about the unique characteristics of watercolour as a medium and explore essential tools and materials. Through hands-on demonstrations and step-by-step guidance, you'll discover techniques for blending colours, creating soft gradients, and achieving controlled brushwork with crisp edges.

Comprehending light and shadow is crucial in bringing dimension and depth to your artwork, and this course will teach you how to master these elements. You'll learn how to create realistic shadows and highlights on the Monstera leaf, as well as techniques for capturing the interplay of light and shadow.

Throughout the course, you'll have the opportunity to paint your own Monstera leaf, applying the skills you've learned with personalized creativity. The instructor will provide feedback and guidance to help you continuously improve your artistic abilities.

The course will take place at The Bluecoat in Liverpool, situated in the city center just behind Church Street. The venue offers a convenient location with easy access via public transportation, including the nearby Liverpool Central train station.

Spaces for this course are limited, so early booking is essential. The cost of the course is £65, and all materials will be provided. To avoid a booking fee, contact dot-art Services directly on 0345 017 6660 to pay by card, cheque, or cash.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore the botanical beauty of watercolour painting. Sign up for the Botanical Painting course today and unleash your creativity in the world of plant artistry.

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