Patchings Online Watercolour Art School – 2024

For those with some experience in the medium. We introduce details of the popular courses in oil and watercolour, with Liz, Gary and Chas. The year is divided into three terms providing a class each month of the year. These are accessed at your convenience via this website. There is individual help and guidance through E-mail support and optional Zoom Sessions.  The package includes a simple process to download your work for viewing by your tutor and to be included in the online gallery each month. This includes a video review of work from each session.

Our focus through the year for both the oil and watercolour groups is to consider the work of three well known artists – one for each term. Alongside their art we recognise the group or movement with whom they have links or an association. Together they provide a fascinating subject for our studies as we look at their fine art and the influence they can bring on our work as they have for many through the ages.

Paintings from both the  Online and @Patchings groups will be published on the course website as a Gallery after each class, along with a video review of the feedback from your course tutor – an important part of the course as we learn from each other.

Enrolment and Course Details.

The cost as described is £80 per term.

This will include additional opportunities and involvement with Patchings, to include invitations to private openings to our key exhibitions next year.
Select the course and term of your choice or subscribe to an Annual Membership of 2024 to include all three terms
Clicking  ‘Add to basket’ button as appropriate.

PLEASE ONLY BUY FROM THIS PAGE IF YOU ARE ONLINE STUDENT
FOR THE  @PATCHINGS COURSES – STUDENTS NEED TO PAY THROUGH PATCHINGS RECEPTION 0115 9653479
Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 4pm.

Autumn Term ONLINE
September to December 2024

Autumn Term – Laura Knight and the Newlyn School

For this term, we have another significant location for art, although at the other end of the country. The Newlyn School of artists, comparable to the Barbizon School in France, conjures up well known artists such Lamorna Birch, Elizabeth and Stanhope Forbes, Frank Bramley, Alfred Munnings and Walter Langley. The Cornish seaside town of Newlyn, crucially near Penzance, was a magnet especially for capturing everyday life in that place. Together their range of work was extensive, with colour and light being intrinsic in what they produced. Our work this term will no doubt include figures and their setting along with the landscape and coastal scenery and not only in Cornwall. This too promises to be another fascinating period to study and work from. 

Session 1 Launches OnLine Monday 2 September

Session 2 Launches OnLine Monday 7 October

Session 3 Launches OnLine Monday 4 November

Session 4 Launches OnLine Monday 2 December