This 1 day course will introduce you to oil painting and you will come away with your very own painting. ***To avoid a booking fee and pay by card, cheque or cash, please contact dot-art Services directly on 0345 017 6660*** Sunday 11th May, 11:30am-4:30pm (£65) --------------------------------------------------------- Programme: Introduction to Tools – paper types, brushes, solvents. Introduction to Colour wheel – the idea of mixing and matching colours. Excercise - Practice on brush works, colour and composition. ---BREAK--- Individual artworks – students work on one or two paintings whilst relating the skills and knowledge from the morning. Share final works - A chance to share your work with the group, feedback and ask questions. Tutor: Frank Leung Frank is an experienced art tutor in beginners level art classes, having over a decade experience teaching students in all ages. He is trained in traditional techniques in drawing and painting which allows him to create realism artworks in various topics. Dates: Sunday 11th May, 11:30am-4:30pm (£65) Venue: Bluecoat School Lane L1 3BX Cost: £65 Materials you must bring: Oil painting paper Pencils and Erarser BrushesWater container for washing brushesDry towel for cleaning brushesImage for the painting referenceOil paints-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: This course is for ages 16+ There are a maximum of 15 places available on each session, so early booking is essential. To avoid a booking fee and pay by card, cheque or cash, please contact dot-art Services directly on 0345 017 6660. Cancellations / Refunds: Once you have made your course booking you are committed to it. This is because our courses have very small student numbers, and often sell-out and are unavailable to others. Therefore any cancellations may result in a place not being filled, or a course not being able to run. Cancellations are permitted up to 30 days before the start of a course, and a full refund will be issued. Refunds will not be made for cancellations less than 30 days before the start of a course. If you are unable to attend due to illness, personal or professional commitments you do not have the right to a refund. If you wish to cancel your place on a course that has not yet started and you have a friend or colleague who can take your place we can accommodate this substitution.

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