Pattern Play: Watercolour Techniques for Beginners | Farnham Maltings

Saturday February 8th, 2025 | 10am-12.30pm

Come and play with watercolours!

Learn to paint in watercolour in a fun and playful way!

This workshop is pure creative play, and it's an invitation for you to try out something new and see where it leads you. There is no right or wrong way to do things, we will just be having some fun with paints and brushes. Pure fun and play is something that seems so simple, but somehow we forgot how to do it as we became adults.

Creating just for the process of creation is something that has immense power and yet it's still so underestimated, misunderstood and even judged. For me, it's a way to help me relax and soothe my nervous system, be more mindful and engaged with life and release stuck emotions.

The gentle of repetition of patterns helps your mind become calm and clear. You will be guided to try different patterns using easy watercolour techniques. Some are relaxing, some are playful, some are wild. Pick what you love, let go of the others, and keep on painting, this is the message that I would like to take home with you after the workshop.

Suitable for any skill level.

All materials are provided, everyone will have their own watercolour set, brushes and watercolour paper to take home.

When & Where - at Farnham Maltings | Sat Feb 08th, 2025 | 10am-12.30pm


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Customer Reviews

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Mary Hearn
It really is for complete novices !

A really interesting and fun exploration of a few basic watercolour techniques. We were all so impressed with what we could create having very little/no art experience

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Angela Haley
Pattern play: watercolour technique for beginners

Really enjoyed this workshop. Relaxed and informative. Kris was very supportive of our efforts.

FREE Creative Heart Meditation

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