This Workshop is Fully Booked.
For more information or to be added to the waitlist call 07 4631 1111.
Into the Light - Creative Landscape in Oils
For more information or to be added to the waitlist call 07 4631 1111.
Into the Light - Creative Landscape in Oils
This is an opportunity to learn from one of Australia’s most prolific tutors. Renowned for his magnificent Australian landscapes, John will share the secrets to create your own beautiful and exciting oil paintings.
You will be exploring the subtleties of our Australian light and atmosphere as well as composition, colour mixing and techniques used in the creation of oil painting.
The workshop will begin with a short theory session followed by step by step demonstrations of each painting. Emphasis will be to attain a higher level of competence in all areas. Please bring all your painting gear and as many questions as you wish to ask.
Workshop tuition - Standard $928/ Early bird: $828 (ends 4 November 2019) Friends of McGregor/Member - Standard: $895/ Early bird: $805 (ends 4 November 2019)
Cost:
Accommodation:
Shared: $795 / Private: $995
All prices are GST inclusive.
Additional pricing and payment information.
Skill level: Intermediate to Advanced
Under 18: No
Life Model: No
Estimated material cost: $300*
*The materials cost noted is indicative only if you need to purchase every item. You may already have some of the required materials or tools in your artwares collection and therefore the estimated materials cost will be less than indicated. See the materials lists for more information.
We provide this list of materials as a guide only for you to bring to the School. Your Tutor has compiled this list so you can embrace the class and skills being taught.
John Wilson has been teaching art for 45 years – he has great expertise and experience which makes him one of the country’s leading tutors of the Australian landscape.
John has won 82 major awards and has had 50 solo exhibitions including London, USA, Canada, Japan, China and Korea.
His work is held in private and corporate collections both here and internationally. John is a Fellow of the Royal Art Society of NSW and Patron of the Society of Mountain Artists.