ONSITE Winter Cabin in Pastels - Thur 27th February 2025
SKU:
CE270225-10
£120.00
£120.00
per item
Included in each day:
Click Here for directions to The Victory Room, Bucklebury for the 2025 ONSITE workshops
- Five hours of expert tuition
- Homemade cookies on arrival
- Filter coffee & selection of teas available free all day
- Freshly prepared lunch
- Homemade afternoon tea
- Ample Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Easy ground-floor access
Click Here for directions to The Victory Room, Bucklebury for the 2025 ONSITE workshops
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Tutor Clive Eastland
10am - 4pm
Lunch & Afternoon Tea provided
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This one-day, onsite pastels workshop is designed for beginners and improvers
Workshop Details
During this workshop students will be shown how to use the pastels to portray the deep chill of a winter's afternoon, with the warm glow from inside the cosy cabin contrasting starkly with the bitter midwinter outside. Using various techniques of pastel application, you will learn how to successfully render the distant trees and capture the many hues in the snow to create a really atmospheric winter scene. Clive will work on his own piece during the session so students can observe the process of development using this versatile and accessible medium, whilst offering abundant guidance along the way.
Skills/Techniques Covered
Materials
Materials are not included in your booking fee.
The tutor will supply the Pastelmat to work on at £2 per sheet. He will also have for sale a limited range of pastels of some of the required colours needed for the course that are not normally supplied in starter sets to be payable to the tutor on the day. The tutor may not have the facilities to take card payments for materials in the workshops. Please remember to bring cash or your cheque book.
Please Bring With You
We advise that you do not buy any materials required for a course more than two weeks in advance, because occasionally a course is cancelled due to low enrolment.
10am - 4pm
Lunch & Afternoon Tea provided
Click here for Timings & Refreshments
This one-day, onsite pastels workshop is designed for beginners and improvers
Workshop Details
During this workshop students will be shown how to use the pastels to portray the deep chill of a winter's afternoon, with the warm glow from inside the cosy cabin contrasting starkly with the bitter midwinter outside. Using various techniques of pastel application, you will learn how to successfully render the distant trees and capture the many hues in the snow to create a really atmospheric winter scene. Clive will work on his own piece during the session so students can observe the process of development using this versatile and accessible medium, whilst offering abundant guidance along the way.
Skills/Techniques Covered
- Different types of pastels and their effects
- Various methods of application
- Layering the pastels
- Blocking in
- Blending
Materials
Materials are not included in your booking fee.
The tutor will supply the Pastelmat to work on at £2 per sheet. He will also have for sale a limited range of pastels of some of the required colours needed for the course that are not normally supplied in starter sets to be payable to the tutor on the day. The tutor may not have the facilities to take card payments for materials in the workshops. Please remember to bring cash or your cheque book.
Please Bring With You
- Please bring a good selection of good quality soft pastels (Clive uses UNISON soft pastels - the short chunky ones with a paper band around).
- In your selection of pastels please include the main colours you see in the picture at the top of the page along with pastel pencils coloured: a very dark brown, a dark grey, a dark slate blue and a white and any others you may have.
- A few favourite soft pastels will be available for students to purchase.
- Small brush – 1cm approx. (to brush away excess pastel)
- Kitchen towel
- Wet wipes
- Soft putty rubber
- Small cotton cloth (to wipe hands)
- Masking tape
We advise that you do not buy any materials required for a course more than two weeks in advance, because occasionally a course is cancelled due to low enrolment.