Discover David Hockney's unique approach to colour and composition and create your own vibrant works of art.

Do you admire David Hockney's colourful and expressive paintings? Explore the ideas, techniques and creativity that have made him one of Britain's most celebrated artists.

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Join artist and tutor Marina for this enjoyable and creative workshop inspired by the work of David Hockney. Suitable for both beginners and those with previous experience, you'll explore Hockney's distinctive use of colour, perspective, line and composition while developing your own artistic style.

Working in a sketchbook, you'll experiment with drawing, expressive mark making and a limited colour palette, learning how to simplify shapes, observe tonal values and create confident, expressive sketches. Marina will provide demonstrations, guidance and individual support throughout the session, helping you develop both your skills and creativity.

What Do I Need:

A good quality watercolour sketchbook, watercolour paints, brushes suitable for watercolour, a jar for water, tissues, sketching pencils and ink pens.

All our courses run based on a minimum number of participants.

If you are no longer able to attend, please contact us at your earliest convenience. Cancellations received within 2 days of the course start date are non-refundable.

Missed sessions by individual students are non-refundable.

When purchasing more than one ticket—whether for yourself or on behalf of others—you must provide the correct individual information for each attendee. Duplicate or identical information cannot be used for multiple tickets and may result in registration issues.

If you have any questions, please contact us E: bury@easterneducationgroup.ac.uk

Further workshops in the series:

Wednesdays, 1.30pm – 4.00pm

07 Oct – Learn to paint like Vincent Van Gogh

11 Nov – Learn to paint like John Singer Surgent

About your tutor:

Marina T-Harrison has a BA Hons in Arts ( BA in Painting, Electives in Scenography, and Conservation and Restoration) and Master in Arts (MA in Scenography, Theatre Direction Pathway).

Her educational background is built on the values of the University of Arts London, where she completed her education in the arts at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design.

Marina has been teaching at WSC for several years, on many art courses and workshops.

Whether you are interested to have art as a hobby and a leisure activity, or pursue a career in the arts, Marina is a strong believer that you can achieve this at any stage of your life.

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