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Artists – do you feel your painting gets a little too tight at times – and you long to loosen up? If so, then these sessions are designed especially for you.
Whether you’ve been painting a short while or for many years, and even if you think you have very limited artistic skills, you are bound to find inspiration.
The sessions are essentially about PAINT. They will emphasise how to make paint work for you – rather than you having to work for paint, thus freeing you up to explore the paint itself – as well as the subject under consideration.
These are just a few of the specifics we’ll be (dis)covering:
But much more than this . . . Painting is only a reflection of life. And the way you might paint is a reflection of the way you live. This is because essentially both aspects are a reflection of you as a person. In these sessions you will get to know that person better – as well as interacting with others and having a fun time.
If you already paint, you’ll need to bring your own equipment, (whatever your chosen medium), including easel and stool, if you use these. There will be plenty of chairs available also, and much of the work can be done around my large table.
Location: At my studio. Address:- The Od Factory Workshops, Germoe Cross Roads, Penzance, TR20 9RA. To find how to get there see this link: Steve Slimm Studio on Google Maps.
[It’s basically on the main road from Penzance to Helston, just past Germoe/Praa Sands cross roads, and turn right at the second property on the right (yellow sign: La Connings.]
Weekend sessions – times to be arranged. Generally 10am - 4pm.
Cost: Around £250+ per weekend per person.
If you need accomodation, there are many local B&Bs available. Check online, or if you aren't familiar with how that works, get in touch.
Contact: If you have any questions, feel free to email me at steve@steveslimm.com
I look forward to some inspiring sessions with you. Expect some surprises, some changes – and lots of fun!
Steve 