Information
In this session we will learn how to paint a landscape with acrylic paints, starting with a pencil sketch and then adding colour layers to it. We will learn how to mix paints and use colour perspective for distance and proximity to show far away mountains, close by water surfaces, groups of trees and houses (and their reflections in the water) and grasses in the foreground.
Thursday, 11th June, 10 am – 12:30 pm
Please bring:
A4 paper for acrylic painting or for mixed media
Masking tape and hard backing board (does not have to be a ‘proper’ drawing board’)
Acrylic paints:
basic colours (red, blue, yellow),
and….: magenta, ochre, black, green, brown (red-brown and dark-brown), white, black
brushes: flat brushes are best – a small flat brush where bristles area is about 0.5 centimetre wide, and a larger one, about 1 cm or 1.5 cm size of the bristle area.
Pencil (HB – the pencils should not be too soft else we get too dark lines) and pencil sharpener
Rubber
Book your place
Choose a time you'd like to attend:
| Time/Place | Price | Quantity | |
|---|---|---|---|
11 Jun 2026 - 10:00 - 12:30 | £26 | Add to basket |
Note: places on courses and events are only reserved once purchased.
About the teacher
Sabine Kussmaul
Sabine trained as a fashion designer with the aim to combine a fascination for drawing with the exploration of the sculptural potential of the human figure. After some time...
