Description
Join me for a Paint, Wine & Dine watercolour atmospheric painting experience masterclass at The Cinnamon Club, London. Create your own masterpiece with my guidance.
The Cinnamon Club is set in the historic Grade II listed stunning former Westminster Library. The Cinnamon Club is an institution in the world of Indian fine dining. Chef Vivek Singh and Head Chef Sankar Chandrasekaran have developed a stunning two course menu.
Enjoy a glass of wine with 2 course menu and create a truly amazing painting for someone special or yourself with one-to-one support.
Dates of the watercolour masterclasses, please click on the Ticket Option drop-down to book:
- Monday 28th March 2022 Atmospheric loose watercolour Roses Flower
Key Information:
- The event will take place in the gorgeous ‘The Cinnamon Club’ restaurant located near Westminster Abbey.
- With step by step instructions, even beginners will feel at ease.
- Perfect for someone who has never painted and drawn or for someone who needs a revision to restart watercolours!
- With my expertise and relaxed approach, even complete beginners will be able to produce wonderful personal pieces by the end of the session.
- I provide one-on-one guidance to develop your painting skills and I teach a variety of techniques and tips throughout my sessions.
- You have an option to purchase a premium artist quality Art Kit from me (paper, paint, watercolours, and for more details see the enclosed link Here
- So, whether alone or with friends, you can have a great time, and leave with your own piece of art to take home with you!
- The workshop duration is from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm
The price includes following:
Tea or Coffee on arrival around 10:30 am
Two Course fine dinning lunch ( please swipe through pictures for the menu).
It includes a starter and a main course between the painting workshop around 12:30 pm
A glass of wine.
Only one glass of wine is included so for top-up drinks please feel free to purchase your own drinks.
* If you are purchasing your own Art Supplies then the list is as enclosed below:
1. Water Colour Paints – set of 24 colours ( previously it was 14 colours set )
2. Watercolour Paper (minimum 300 GSM weight or 640 gsm), A4 size
3. Watercolour Brushes Round & Flat. A mix is probably best.
4. Two jars of water.
5. Old cotton cloth and Tissue paper
6. A pallet of a plate (white or light colour) to mix colours.
7. White gouache paint
8. Old tooth brush for spattering
