• A section of a watercolour painting created in stages as a demonstration during a class A section of a watercolour painting created in stages as a demonstration during a class
  • Part of a watercolour of a beach scene painted in class as a demonstration Part of a watercolour of a beach scene painted in class as a demonstration
  • A section of an example painting created in only two colours during a class A section of an example painting created in only two colours during a class
  • Part of a watercolour nature study of found leaves and branches Part of a watercolour nature study of found leaves and branches
  • One of the many example paintings done in demonstration during a class One of the many example paintings done in demonstration during a class
  • Part of a watercolour of a sunset painted in class as a demonstration Part of a watercolour of a sunset painted in class as a demonstration

Beach Walk pastels

  • A pastel created on stained watercolour paper. The result proves that an artist does not necessarily need to use a special kind of pastel paper. One type of good quality paper can suit many mediums – keep it simple – ‘less is more’!
  • This beach scene was painted using ‘gouache’. While traditional watercolour paints are transparent, gouache is a more opaque form of paint.