Wash Drawing Workshop – Portrait of Lynn

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Wash Drawing Workshop – Portrait of Lynn
14th – 15th February 2026
Saturday and Sunday
9.30am – 4.30pm
Workshop £170 £136

Make This Your New Year’s Resolution

Stop feeling stuck at drawing. Start painting with confidence.

You feel comfortable drawing — but turning drawings into oil paintings can feel intimidating, messy, or overwhelming. This course is designed to solve that exact problem.

From Drawing to Painting — Made Clear

We guide you step-by-step through the traditional transition used in Classical Realist Academies, showing you how to move confidently from drawing into oil painting using the Bistre / Imprimatura (wipe-out) method.

What You’ll Learn

Mastering Your Medium
Learn how to balance medium and paint for rich shadows and delicate lights — no more muddy tones or sticky surfaces.

Brush Control & Tone Building
From adding paint to skillfully removing it, you’ll develop the brush handling needed for smooth transitions and subtle tonal shifts.

Wipe-Out Techniques
Explore the unique “wipe-out” method using everyday tools like paper towels and cotton buds to reveal highlights with precision and control.

The Power of Imprimatura
Why fight with black-and-white grisaille when you can work with the warm, glowing tones of Bistre? This method brings warmth, simplicity, and atmosphere to your first layer — perfect for beginners and experienced artists alike.

By the end of this workshop, you’ll no longer feel stuck at the drawing stage. You’ll have a clear, hands-on method for confidently beginning any oil painting.

Ready to take the next step in your artistic journey?
Join us and unlock the painter within.

 

 

Discount Portrait Painting Course 26-27

If you’re considering enroling in the Year-Long Academy Portrait Painting Course 26-27, this workshop offers an excellent opportunity to experience our facilities first-hand before committing.

As an added bonus, the cost of the Imprimatura Portrait Workshop will be fully deducted from the Portrait Painting Course when you decide to join. READ MORE

Here are some snapshots from our recent workshop, where students worked on the Pre-Raphaelite Style Workshop. As you can see, the participants achieved impressive results.

Beginners and experienced people are welcome. Understanding is key and nobody gets left behind. Each student will be helped until they grasp the principles of the lesson. Louis will be demonstrating each step in front of the group and on students work if needed.
Louis Smith studied Classical Art in Florence and has exhibited his work in the National Portrait Gallery and Royal Society of Portrait

Palette and palette knife
Medium holder
Medium and thinners
Prepared canvas
Paper towel,  cotton wool buds and kneadable eraser
Paint – Burnt Sienna

If you need good quality brushes then Rosemerry Bravura Long Flat brushes are a good choice, please click the link below.

IMPORTANT! Choose the LONG HANDLED BRUSHES.
Sizes 0,1,2,4,6,8,10,12 are a good starting range.
https://www.rosemaryandco.com/oil-brushes/bravura-bristle

Materials Included

Organisation is a challenge faced by most beginners.  The studio is equiped with work stations so that everything is at hand.  The students will be using the same paints and canvas that the teacher uses for demonstration, eliminating a number of problems that students have when they bring their own paints and canvas. Each workstation includes;

  • Palette and palette knife
  • Medium holder
  • Medium and thinners
  • Prepared canvas
  • Paper towel,  cotton wool buds and kneadable eraser
  • Paint – Burnt Sienna

(Offer does not include brushes – Information on dedicated suppliers shall be provided)

Equipment

The studio is thoughtfully equipped with easels and workstations, providing students with a convenient space to organize their materials and concentrate on their artwork. Balanced lighting enhances the environment, helping to eliminate common challenges when working with a color palette.

The image showcases a workstation, featuring an Alla Prima painting for display purposes only.

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