South Yarra – Yellow Brick Road
Spaces are limited to 12
PRICE: $330 – ($30 discount if you bring a friend)
We’re going to have some fun with yellow! Yellow can be surprisingly tricky to paint convincingly. We’ll explore how to work with colour theory to create yellows that have depth, luminosity and impact, rather than simply reaching for the brightest yellow in the palette. Our inspiration will include beautiful cut flowers and potted specimens for each participant, including: Daffodils & Tulips & Euphorbia species, including E. × martinii ‘Tiny Tim’, E. wulfenii and E. rigida
Sundays: 11 & 25 October, 8 & 22 November
Time: 10am–4pm (BYO lunch – morning and afternoon tea supplied)
Venue: Sassafras Studio/Classroom. Address supplied on booking confirmation
Media: Choose your own adventure — watercolour, coloured pencil or graphite
Spring bulbs are calling!
OPEN STUDIOS
Ever wondered what happens in a botanical artist’s studio?
Or perhaps you’re curious about botanical art but aren’t quite ready to commit to a class?
I’m opening the studio doors for two FREE Open Studio sessions in September, and I’d love you to come along.
These relaxed, informal days are an opportunity to bring your questions, your work, your curiosity — or simply yourself!
SOUTH YARRA
Friday 11 September | 10am–4pm Botanical Art School of Melbourne (BASM), South Yarra
SASSAFRAS
Sunday 13 September | 10am–4pm Sassafras Studio
And don’t feel you need to stay for the whole day — drop in for an hour or two, stay for the morning, or settle in for the day. Come whenever suits you!
The Open Studio sessions are perfect for:
Materials discussions – wondering which paper, paints, pencils or other materials might work best for you?
Curious artists-in-waiting – interested in botanical art but not sure where to begin? Come and have a chat and see what it’s all about.
Troubleshooting – stuck on a painting or drawing? Bring it along and let’s see if we can work out what’s not quite working.
Fun group painting or drawing – bring your current project, grab a cuppa and spend some relaxed time making art alongside other botanical art enthusiasts.
There’s no formal teaching program – just an opportunity to drop in, ask questions, share ideas and make some art in good company.
I hope to see you ther!