WRITTLE ART GROUP TUITION

Complementary Colours

The paintings shown are some of the work I have used for workshops at the Writtle Art Group.  Work is designed to be completed in two hours and is normally broken down into three stages of painting.  Some are painted in the style of a painter looking at particular skills and techniques.

Glazing

Wet in Wet Techniques

Aerial Perspective

Adding Textures

Aerial Perspective

Negative Painting

Snow -Wet in Wet and Wet on Dry

Splattering, layering. glazing.

Controlling Big Washes

Using layers to build up shape and texture

Textures

Aerial Perspective

Big Washes

Mixing colour on the paper

Big Washes, Scraping, Figures

Negative Painting

Looking at the Style of Ray Campbell-Smith

Negative Painting

Linear Perspective

Building up Texture

Washes and Texture

Shape and Texture

Linear Perspective

House in the Scottish Border - Simplifying Paintings

Granulation and figures

Lost and found edges, Blending.

Cottage Garden
Building up textures and glazing 

Grapes

Summer trees in the style of William
Newton

Summer Tree
Side brush work, letting colours merge

Buildings in the style of William Newton
Wet in wet, wet on dry, leaving white paper