Art Workshop in Waikanae
I have two places left in a short course I'm running from my Waikanae art studio which will introduce you to gold leafing techniques and a range of iridescent and interference paints. If you love a bit of bling and are inspired by the art of Gustav Klimt, these two weekends in Sept/Oct might be just for you. You don't have to have art experience as this is a highly structured and guided course. It's also great for experienced artists as there will be a lot of potential for creativity in developing a work. You bring two gel pens and I'll provide you with all the other materials you'll need to leave the course with an impressive art work.
Overview - Parody of a Klimt Piece - The Kiss.docx Download View
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