What will be covered?
- Using transparent and opaque colours to create depth and atmosphere.
- Creating transparent tints and glazes.
- Using glazes to harmonise a painting.
- Colour mixing, working with a limited palette, and harmonising your palette.
- Building rich layers of texture, patterns, marks, and colour to form rich, complex foundations to your paintings.
- Solvent reduction techniques and solvent pours.
- Masking, stencilling and transfer techniques.
- Incorporating pigments and loose powders such as marble dust into your work.
- Incorporating pigment sticks and oil bars and other drawing mediums.
- Experimenting with embedding materials.
- Problem-solving compositions by exploring colour, value, contrast, and shapes.
- Preparing surfaces
- Working on a triptych: three 30 x 30 cm boards
Do I have the experience?
This workshop has been designed for people who have previously attended an advanced oil and cold wax workshop and are ready to work on a larger scale (30 x 90 cm). You will be challenged to move away from your go-to colour palette and to experiment with a range of techniques to incorporate into your own practice.
If you have not previously attended an advanced oil and cold wax workshop, please contact me in advance before booking.

Workshop dates
Dates for all scheduled workshops this year are listed here.
The masterclasses in Yorkshire are based at The Craft House where my studio is based. This will be a small group and you will have the opportunity to work in my studio as well as the Craft House workshop space.
The masterclass in Ireland is based at the School house for Art in Enniskerry which is a beautiful village approx 1 hour's drive from Dublin city.
Masterclasses based in Cornwall very much feel like you are on an artist's residency. Bookings for this workshop have not yet opened but do contact me if you would like to be notified when it does.