Regular Classes
Regular and online classes given by our members are listed below. Click on the name below for more details. If you are a member and would like to include your classes on our website please let us know. If you are running a workshop we can include that in our events calendar. |
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NSW/ACTBelinda BiggsBotanical Illustration, drawing and painting classes. Regular drawing and painting classes contact belindabiggspaintingholidays@gmail.com
Central Coast Botanical Art GroupThis self directed and well structured group provides a supportive environment for anyone interested in botanical art. It provides an opportunity for all levels of artist to learn and paint together and share their time, ideas, inspiration and friendship. This group is coordinated by the Gosford Regional Gallery and Arts Centre and meets every Tuesday morning from 9am to 12 noon for 9 weeks during school terms. For further information contact the Gallery.
Cheryl HodgesCheryl has several online tutorials, as listed below. Her tutorial page can be found at: https://cheryl-hodges-art.teachable.com/courses Introduction to Botanical Art – Eucalyptus Leaves An online tutorial for beginners to botanical art. I've been teaching for several years and I know that students often have problems painting leaves, and there is also a lot of interest in Eucalyptus leaves. So I decided to work this tutorial around our beautiful Eucalyptus leaves and the watercolour techniques which can be applied to them. The tutorial is aimed at beginners but artists with some experience will also gain knowledge of my techniques. Follow the link below to take a look at preview videos and sign up for the tutorial. https://cheryl-hodges-art.teachable.com/p/introduction-to-botanical-watercolours Introduction to Botanical Art – Golden Wattle (Acacia pycnantha) Through my teaching I've learnt the problems that you might come up against when you first start out with watercolour. I will walk you through the whole process from beginning to end. We will start with some sketch or study pages, looking at each element of the Golden Wattle in detail, and drawing and painting individual elements. We’ll cover basic equipment required, setting up specimen, sketching, tonal study, transferring image to watercolour paper, and then we move on to painting a large specimen in watercolour. We'll go through the techniques of wet in wet, then building up the colours and textures in layers and then using dry brush to add those final details at the end. https://cheryl-hodges-art.teachable.com/p/introduction-to-botanical-art-wattle Painting red Eucalyptus flowers This is a free short tutorial, where I'll be painting beautiful red/pink Eucalyptus flowers (from the Eucalyptus leucoxylon) and explaining my process. Observing, drawing, then painting, going through all the stages to the final details. https://cheryl-hodges-art.teachable.com/p/painting-eucalyptus-flowers Enquiries to Cheryl through contact page at: www.cherylhodges.com
Helena Karnolz-LangdonBotanical art classes via Zoom or Face Time. Enjoy individual guidance learning drawing and painting skills. Suitable for all levels of ability. Classes on Monday or Tuesday mornings. For further information please contact Helena Karnolz-Langdon on hkw8@bigpond.com or phone: 04 98 055 617
Leonie NortonInternational Tutor, Botanical Artist & Author Learn to draw and paint botanically in the comfort of your own home. Work at your own pace with individual attention, full support and informative lessons with detailed feedback on all aspects of your work. No time restrictions. DISTANCE LEARNING COURSE – NATURAL HISTORY
Shippi’s Art Classes North ShoreBotanical/watercolour art classes and corporate workshops Enquiries at enquiries@shippisart.com.au
VICTORIABotanical Art School of MelbourneThe 'Botanical Art School of Melbourne ' was established in 1992 by Jenny Phillips with the aim of teaching the skills necessary to enable artists to draw and paint with a thorough understanding of the importance of line, form, colour, perspective and composition, in a very friendly and stimulating environment. Contact the School's website for more information.
Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne |