Watercolour Impressions via Zoom | Chan Dissanayake Bienarté

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Watercolour Impressions via Zoom | Chan Dissanayake

Watercolour Impressions via Zoom | Chan Dissanayake

Zoom at Bienarté

Due to COVID travel restrictions, this workshop will take place via Zoom at our studio. Chan is an experienced Zoom teacher and will use a multi-screen on our large TV to show his painting action as well as his reference photo and live palette mixing. At the end of the second day, students will be able to receive personal feedback on their work, also via Zoom

About this workshop

This workshop will focus on how to inject and capture the mood of the subject, portraying atmospheric effects such as mist, rain and fog. Students will paint a variety of subjects, producing two paintings a day.

There will be lots of tips on how to avoid potential pitfalls. Learn how to understand the various stages of wetness of paper as well as paint consistency in creating these magical effects. Small studies and planning will guide the student as well as build confidence in their own work.

To see Chan in action, he has an online tutorial that is well worth watching!

Who is this workshop suitable for?

Suitable for students that have been exposed to the medium of watercolour and want to extend their knowledge to the next level If you enjoy the challenge of producing loose and bold watercolours, then this is for you.

What do I need to bring?

VIEW THE MATERIALS LIST

Please bring your lunch and snacks or you can purchase from cafes close by. We do have a fridge and microwave at the studio for your convenience.

What is provided?

  • tea and coffee (please bring your own cup)
  • a friendly, supportive and encouraging learning environment
  • connection to the Bienarte art community

About the Tutor

Chan Dissanayake is one of Australia’s leading watercolour artists and is highly regarded as both a tutor and a judge of local and regional art awards.

His mastery in watercolour is demonstrated through the vast subject matter that he tackles including rural landscapes, urban cityscapes and coastal seascapes. In 2017, Chan received the ultimate accolade for an Australian Watercolourist when he was elected to the elite Australian Watercolour Institute.

Known for his innovative approach to teaching and generosity in sharing his knowledge, Chan has gained a considerable reputation. He has also contributed many articles to leading art publications including International Artist, Australian Artist and Artists Palette.

His quick and direct approach to watercolour has earned him much success nationally and internationally.

This course has no current classes. Please the waiting list.