Experimenting with Watercolour Batik Techniques ONE FULL DAY: SATURDAY Workshop
Bring your willingness to embrace the unexpected. A fun style of painting using any subject matter from realistic to abstract. The watercolour batik style of painting removes a lot of control that we have when we paint. The results of painting this way are spectacular with finished glowing unique work. Using rice paper, paintings will be created with a resist of wax or cream. We will explore the different effects of watercolour on this thin paper with lots of opportunity to experiment. Participants will be working on several different paintings at once.
About the Artist
Diana Bullock is a visual artist working in acrylics, mixed media, watercolours and Sumi-e [Japanese ink painting]. A lifelong passion for the creative arts led to classes in various different mediums. Diana’s background includes workshops in watercolours, acrylics and mixed media with many prominent Canadian and American artists as well as classes at the Haliburton School of Fine Art. The beauty, simplicity and Zen quality of Sumi-e (Japanese Brush Painting) led her to study the Nagna style of Sumi-e at the Japanese Cultural Centre. In 1999 she submitted a painting and earned her Seal. Diana continues to study eastern art. Diana’s work reflects the influence of eastern and western styles of painting. There are traditional Sumi-e and traditional watercolour and acrylics with some paintings a mixture of both. Her work has received awards and been part of several international exhibitions.
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10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday to Friday