Pen, Ink & Watercolour
EMILY VAN DER MOLEN
Workshop 2 hours
Saturday 16 October 2021 - 9.30am to 11.30am
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A room filled with flowers!
Draw inspiration from your observations to create a gorgeous pen, ink and watercolour floral still life. You will also receive a gorgeous art kit including a glass pen, journal and watercolours to continue your creative learning at home!
About the Workshop
Flower Power
Pen, Ink & Watercolour on Paper
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Emily's workshop will focus on observational drawing, experimentation and play and will encourage participants to lose themselves in the process of mindful art making.
The room will be filled with a range of different floral arrangements to draw from and be inspired by.
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WHAT WILL BE COVERED
In the first half of the workshop, participants will use a glass dip pen, ink and watercolours to explore different types of mark making and watercolour techniques.
The second half of the workshop will be devoted to consolidating that learning in creating a floral still life.
At the end of the workshop each participant will be given an art kit including their glass pen, a journal, a set of watercolours and some ink (not pictured) so they can continue their drawing journey at home.
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VENUE
Buninyong Anglican Church Hall
405 Scott Street, Buninyong
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MATERIALS
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All materials supplied
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WHAT'S IN TAKE HOME THE KIT
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Glass pen
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Journal
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Set of watercolours
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Ink
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BOOKING CONDITIONS
Please refer to the terms & conditions at the bottom of the site for changes to your booking. We have a very strict no changes to booking inside of 7 days policy. You will receive a full refund if government restrictions prevent travel.
LUNCH & COFFEE!
There are several options in walking distance. Please note there is no fridge onsite.
Tea and instant coffee making facilities will be available at the venue.
PARKING
There is plenty of free parking all over Buninyong within walking distance to all venues.
MAXIMUM STUDENTS
Only 15 students! Book early!
HEALTH
Please do not attend and contact us straight away to get a refund if you have any cold and flu symptoms and/or have travelled to a COVID hotspot inside of 14 days of the workshop. Our workshop spaces are set up to ensure adequate distancing between students.
SATURDAY 16th OCTOBER
9.30AM-11.30AM
Meet the Artist
Emily Van Der Molen
Emily is an artist, maker and seeker of visual wonder who sees the world through a kaleidoscopic filter.
She finds things like the iridescence hiding within a seashell, the rainbow swirl of an oil stain on the road, or a prismatic reflection cast mysteriously on a wall irresistibly magical, and squirrels away the imagery in her minds eye to later inform her visual works.
The media and techniques she engages in her work are vast and varied. Having been raised amongst strong, crafty women, traditional crafts play a proud role in her making, while a lifetime of making pictures and studying art bring a solid repertoire of painting and drawing skills to her creative table.
Most recently, having become custodian to a large, luminously wild garden, her more newest work has seen an explosion of floral imagery (and is responsible for her dubious pilfering of plant cuttings!).
Complementing her practice as an artist, Emily is also a passionate arts educator. Having co-established MAKE art school, she has dedicated the past five years to inspiring children and adults to connect with their own inherent creativity, given them confidence in their value as artists in their own right, and helped hush those negative voices that insist only an elite few are allowed to make art.
She continues to facilitate arts learning through classes, workshops and activations, so keep an eye out for updates.
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