Adventures in Watercolour tutors
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St Mary's, South Walsham
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Ian
King is an expert and entertaining teacher who has a
wealth of tips for both beginners and those who are more experienced.
Ian never fails to draw out the best in his students and fires
them with enthusiasm and confidence. He makes watercolour painting
addictive fun. Ian has a huge following and enjoys sharing his
insights with fellow enthusiasts. He is well known for his long
running TV series ‘King and Country’ and has several
books and helpful videos to his credit. |
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Salthouse, Norfolk
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John
Tookey A painter’s painter, John is very highly
regarded among professional artists. His loose, impressionistic
style with strong tonal patterning captures the spirit of the
place without overstating detail. John’s course is ideal
for those wanting to loosen up their technique and paint in
the English watercolour manner as epitomised by Edward Seago.
John has illustrated several books and is well exhibited nationally. |
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Anemones
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Nicky
Arrowsmith-Brown is an enthusiastic teacher full of vitality
and common sense. She is able to inspire the complete novice
by clearly explaining how to get the best from the medium. Years
of life drawing have helped to produce the clear, liquid colour
by which her paintings are instantly recognisable. She is a
sound draughtsman and a tireless tutor who makes it her concern
to encourage each student to discover and develop his/her own
style. |
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Cley Mill
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Phillip
McFadyen is a former art teacher and illustrator
who revels in drawing and sketching at every possible opportunity.
He will help you see things differently and simply so that
you will improve your drawing skills. Phillip has appeared
on television
sharing his enthusiasm for painting and his ability to link
the subject to history and spirituality. He is the Vicar
of St George’s Colegate in Norwich where John Crome
is buried and has written and illustrated
several books. To explore more of Phillip's work visit
his website (opens in a new browser window). |
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