Art Workshop – Delicious Art

Autumn Colours Workshop in Toowoomba 10am – 4pm

Join me for the Autumn Colours one-day Sunday Workshop in my new location, Toowoomba!

Whether you’ve been painting with pastels before or are a complete beginner, this day will be the perfect way to experience the diversity and colours of soft pastels. With an Autumn theme, we’ll spend the day painting and drawing in golds, reds, greens and all the beautiful hues of browns and at the end of the day you’ll have a painting to take home and heart full of happiness.

Come and find your inner artist, you don’t need any experience and you’ll be amazed at what you can create!

WHAT TO BRING:
A4 Artists Journal or sketching paper
Charcoal and kneadable eraser
A4 Pastel Paper Sheets x 2 (colourfix or MiTeintes is good)
Pastels – sets or sticks, bring what you have
Old hand-towel
Apron
Your lunch
and a desire to relax and create!

No art materials? No problem! Just choose the MATERIALS SUPPLIED option for $120.

Seats are limited to a maximum of 10, so don’t miss out – book today!!

Location: Delicious Art Studio, Toowoomba. Details of the address will be emailed to you on receipt of your booking. We’ll be indoors and there are no stairs to navigate.

Cost: $95.00 BYO materials OR $120 art materials supplied

Sunday 30^th May 2021

10am – 4pm

Sunday Workshop Dancing with Dolphins SOLD OUT

Sunday 23^rd August 2020

10am – 4pm

$95 per person – BYO materials OR

$120 per person – all materials supplied

Join me in person to learn how to paint a Dancing Dolphin! Whether you’ve been painting or drawing with pastels before or are a complete beginner, this day will be the perfect way to experience the diversity and colours of soft pastels. With a focus on texture and tone, we’ll spend the day painting and drawing the movement of water and the lines and sheen of a dolphin, At the end of the day you’ll have a painting to take home, a new-found love for pastels and a heart full of happiness.

Come and find your inner artist, you don’t need any experience and you’ll be amazed at what you can create!

WHAT TO BRING:
Soft Pastels – artist quality sets or individual sticks
Art Spectrum Colourfix Pastel paper 23x30mm (or whatever you have, I have some available on the day for purchase also)
Drawing paper or art diary
Charcoal sticks
Drawing board about A3 size (to tape or clip you paper on)
Table easel (if you prefer)
Kneadable eraser
Old hand-towel
Apron
Baking paper or glassine (to protect your finished art)
Bulldog clips x 3
Masking tape
Your lunch

No art materials? No problem! Just choose the MATERIALS SUPPLIED option for $120 below.

Seats are limited so don’t miss out – book today!!

Location: Delicious Art Studio, Sinnamon Park Brisbane. Details of the address will be emailed to you on receipt of your booking.

CHOOSE & BOOK YOUR SEAT BELOW:

Paint a Beautiful Rose. Online Workshop 10am – 4pm

Join me to learn how to paint a rose! This workshop will be held online. The day will be perfect for those who have been painting and drawing with soft pastels before, so if you’d like to extend your experience and expand your skills, join me as we delve into the intricacies of painting a rose. With a focus on demonstrating the delicacy of a rose’s petals and finding a range of tones within one colour, we’ll spend the day studying and painting a beautiful rose. At the end of the day you’ll have a complete painting, a new-found love for pastels and a deeper appreciation for the art of flowers.

This workshop will be held online. You’ll need an art space and a computer or ipad to participate.

How to Draw a Kookaburra Workshop 10am – 4pm

Join me to learn how to paint a Kookaburra! Whether you’ve been painting or drawing with pastels before or are a complete beginner, this day will be the perfect way to experience the diversity and colours of soft pastels.

No art materials? No problem! Just choose the MATERIALS SUPPLIED option for $120 below.

Blending Art and Food and Sisterhood

Posted on July 22, 2017 by Jeanne Cotter

On Sunday 16th July we held another delicious Sunday Workshop. This one was inspired by my sister’s visit from Canberra so between us and my other sister, Sally, we created a wonderful day of pastels, food and a touch of yoga.

With food being the subject we began the day with carrot cake – painting it that is! Everyone’s cake looked so delicious and then for morning tea we had the real thing, yum!

After lunch we settled in and spent the rest of the day painting a gorgeous beach scene in purple and yellow complementary pastels. There was plenty of chatter, laughter and of course some of us struggled a bit to get everything right, but at the end of the day everyone had painted magnificent scenes and they looked great.

The Delicious Art Sunday Workshops are a wonderful way to learn to paint with pastels, enjoy the company of other arty people and just take time out for yourself. Nearly everyone arrives with some trepidation and doubt, because we’re human aren’t we, but there’s also a touch of excitement and anticipation to see what we’re capable of, to tap into the inner artist who might not have been around for a while. And by the end of the day there are smiles all round, new friendships and a wonderful feeling of achievement. That’s the best part!

Painting Autumn

Posted on March 28, 2017March 28, 2017 by Jeanne Cotter

Our Autumn Sunday Workshop was a wonderful day. We’d had a lot of rain in the previous few days and I was a bit nervous about having the class on the deck. You’d think that would be fine in the rain, and it is mostly, but when it’s heavy and wild that rain finds its way in and gets all over the paper and pastels and it’s not a good mix.

We started the Workshop off inside sketching autumn leaves and talking about tone and shadow and light. By morning tea the skies were clear so we ventured out to the deck after all – it’s much nicer out there with the river views.

The first exercise after sketching was to paint an autumn leaf with pastels. Oh my goodness! We had two beginners, Jocelyn and Alessandra, in the class that day and they both did a magnificent job! Gayle and Guinevere painted stunning autumn leaves as well. It was so much fun mixing the golds and reds to make browns and muds. After lunch we delved into the ‘big picture’ for the day, an image of leaves on a branch with a blurred background. These all turned out beautiful as well.

I am always so delighted with what my students create, from beginners to experienced and everything in between. We had a wonderful day and just quietly, I think our Autumn theme might have encouraged Autumn to actually arrive at last!