Spring 2022 – Mounting Week
04/28/2022
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The students have produced spectacular art pieces over the last 12 weeks. We now showed them how to mount their pieces onto coloured sugar paper.
Author: Anne Callanan
Spring 2022 – Acrylics – Week 4
04/14/2022
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City hotels were our last project in Acrylics. There are plenty of beautiful hotels in Dublin eg Merrion Hotel, The Dean, Westbury, Clontarf Castle
Spring 2022 – Acrylics – Week 3
04/08/2022
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Students continued to paint with acrylics. Some students brought in their own jars to paint from still life. Observation of lights and different colours bouncing
Spring 2022 – Acrylics – Week 2
04/03/2022
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Acrylics Macroons Students were painting delicious macarons this week. They drew out their macarons shapes over a painted wash for the background. Macarons can
Spring 2022 – Acrylics – Week 1
03/30/2022
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Acrylics Rambling Roses and Beaches Students started painting with acrylic paint this week. They started by creating a wash to paint the background. Our tutor
Watercolours – Week 3 – Spring 2022
03/24/2022
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Watercolours – Punting on waterways We took to the waterways with punting boats this week. We drew our figures, boats, bridges or anything
Spring 2022 – Watercolours – Week 2
03/03/2022
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Both returners and beginners painted country cottages this week. These cottages were from the west of Ireland, the windswept Scottish highlands, the beautiful Welsh valleys
Watercolours – Spring 2022 – Week 1
02/22/2022
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Watercolour Week 1 Spring Class where beginners learn all about watercolours and painted monochrome landscape. Returners painted afternoon tea cakes.
oil-pastels-spring-2022-week 2
02/17/2022
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Oil Pastels: Both beginners and returners improved their oil pastels skills by painting ancient tree tunnels. Some even got to create the Dark Hedges in
Oil Pastels – Spring 2022 – Week 1
02/09/2022
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Oil Pastels Oil Pastels look like crayons but are much more than that. They are softer and blend better than crayons or coloured pencils. They