September Seasonal Landscape Painting Course – Tuesday Mornings
September Seasonal Landscape Painting Course – Light Through the Trees
Join me for this immersive 10-hour landscape painting course and learn how to create an atmospheric countryside scene filled with light, depth and mood.
Working from a beautiful late-summer landscape, we’ll explore how sunlight filters through trees, illuminates grasses and creates a sense of space across the landscape. Inspired by the changing seasons and the warm, golden light of early autumn, this composition offers the perfect opportunity to develop a more expressive and confident approach to landscape painting.
Working in acrylics on 45cm × 38cm MDF board, you’ll be guided step by step through the process I use in my own paintings to build atmosphere, depth and light.
Held over four consecutive weeks, this course allows time to work thoughtfully, building layers and refining your composition to create a beautifully light-filled spring landscape. By the end of the course, you’ll have a substantial landscape painting and a deeper understanding of how to create light-filled, atmospheric countryside scenes. As with my own work, you may choose to continue refining and developing your painting at home using the techniques and knowledge gained during the course.
This course is suitable for both developing painters and those looking to build confidence in landscape painting. With a maximum of five participants, you’ll benefit from plenty of individual guidance throughout.
All materials are provided, including quality paints, brushes and boards, so you can simply arrive and enjoy the creative process.
Each monthly course runs over four consecutive weeks, and every month we explore a completely fresh seasonal landscape, chosen to reflect the colours, light, and mood of the season. This keeps your learning experience varied, inspiring, and closely connected to the natural world.
To ensure accessibility, course days rotate each month between TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS.
Classes are small and informal, with a maximum of five students, allowing for individual guidance and attention to each stage of your painting.