Textured Oil Masterclass
“I love your style so I was excited to see these classes online as I live miles away. Great guidance and I can’t believe the results. It’s now sitting in my lounge above my sofa and I’m going to do another one for my daughters bedroom” Lucy - Kent
Dive into a new world of textured art. This masterclass is great for beginners or artists looking to add another dimension to their work. These classes fuse old and new techniques to create surreal dreamlike touchable art.
The first session looks at how to apply texture to any canvas and by just using only three colours we explore how to create a minimalist dreamy seascape. The following session to is Textured Northern Lights finished in oils.
Every 3/4 months a new workshop that is professionally filmed is added to your subscription. From full workshops similar the Northern Lights or Minimalist Seascapes to mini workshops like how to make natural oil paints and preparing your art for sale.
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What you’ll get
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High quality video instruction you can pause, replay and revisit at anytime.
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Unlimited access when you subscribe
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Led by myself a professional artist and degree level teacher with detailed close shots of varied techniques.
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Showcase your work on Empyrean the new virtual online gallery.
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Email assistant and artwork review
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Notifications on when new workshops are added to the course
What’s inside
Adding Texture
In part 1 you will learn how to prep your canvas ready for texture. Here we will be using certain modelling pastes to create our textured base.
I’ve recently developed ‘Arctic Ice’ a fast drying texture which I use and can be purchased at the gallery. However you can use texture available from any craft store or you can find it on amazon.
Adding oils to texture
Each new workshop uploaded will have a different subject. Our first subject is Minimalist Seascapes, our next one is Northern Lights.
In the new year we will also be releasing the mini workshops, summer lakes and winter wonderlands.
Materials List
Canvas
Palette knives (in various sizes)
Textured Paste
Acrylic paints
Oil Paints
Oil paint thinner
Synthetic soft mop brush, goats hair brush, paddle brush and small thin detailed brush
Apron & Gloves
✺ Frequently asked questions ✺
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Can i use this technique with watercolours or acrylics?
Yes you can
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I’ve got my own modelling paste can I used that or do I have to use what you have suggested?
Yes you can use any kind of modelling paste as long as you ensure its completely dry before adding paint as it might crack.
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I don’t have a canvas, what else can I use?
You can use a piece of plywood or a board to work on.
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Can I use turpentine to water down my oils?
Yes you can but I strongly suggest you use the safe substitutes created for artists as turpentine can be harmful when inhaled. I use a gas mask in a well ventilated room or outside when using turpentine. I also wear gloves.
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What if I make a mistake?
If you are using oils just wipe it of with a cleansing wipe and start again. With acrylics or watercolour you can wait for it to dry and then paint over it.
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Does it matter that I dont have the same colours as in the masterclass?
No, as long as you have white and black you can substitute with the colour you have.