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Practical Watercolour

$

Price

Duration

130

9 Weeks - Term

Friday

10 am - 1230 pm

About the Course

Just teach me how to do it!  

Step by step guided projects for watercolour beginners and watercolour challenges for the more advanced.  You will grow and develop your own style and gain confidence in your work.


Please choose artist quality paint (*essential colours)

  • Ultramarine Blue*

  • Alizarin Crimson Permanent *

  • Raw Sienna or Yellow Ochre*

  • Cadmium Red

  • Lemon yellow or Auriolin

  • Cadmium Orange or Hansa Yellow

  • Burnt Sienna

  • Cobalt Blue

Brushes (as listed or similar)

  • Pure Squirrel mop Windsor and Newton size two or three or “Neef” Squirrel Mix about size 16

  • “Neef” Squirrel Mix size 8

  • “Neef” Squirrel Mix size 2 or a rigger


  • Water colour paper: Archers 185 or 300 medium or similar cotton rag paper

  • 2b pencil and sketch book,

  • Kneadable eraser

  • Cotton rag

  • Masking tape

  • Waterproof firm support board

  • Masking fluid (optional)

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Your Instructor

Margaret Ng

Margaret Ng

Born in Queensland Margaret grew up with the colours of the outback and the rainforest which are reflected in her works. She gained a love of the Australian bush from her childhood family camping holidays.
In her paintings she hopes to bring some of outside indoors, to give a rest and a breath of fresh air to the viewer. Margaret has a fascination with how light interplays with the landscape and also enjoys observing and painting wildlife.
Margaret is a local artist who has studied acrylic and oil painting under Maree Sproats at Dural Art Studios, and leant watercolour and pen and wash with Joe Cartwright at Penrith. She has also attended seminars with well know local artists. Her main influence though was her mother, Gwen Chalmers, who was a passionate painter of over 30 years.
Margaret enjoys Plein Air painting excursions. She has been teaching art classes for adults and children in various mediums for seven years. She also greatly appreciates encouragement from her husband Michael in all things painting.

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