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Fluid Acrylic Landscapes Online

with artist and tutor David Forster RSW Thursdays from 6.30pm

Ended

235 British pounds

Great King Street

Service Description

Fluid Acrylics are designed to marry the strength of acrylic with flow and transparency of watercolour. Crisp textures and deeply luminous effects can be created by multiple glazes, flowing washes of wet paint revisited time and again, and tone built up from limpid pales to the deepest shadows. For those familiar with watercolour to those just starting out in paint. Run by award winning landscape watercolorist David Forster RSW, the course will be presented online by a combination of written description, online demonstration via Zoom and email feedback to explore the excitement of landscape painting in this fascinating medium. The equipment used is much the same as you might use with conventional watercolour. However, the medium is tough on brushes, so it’s not worth using the very best sable, unless you have deep enough pockets to replace them often. The pigments, though they have a similar range to watercolour, have unusual names. They come in small plastic bottles, starting at 30ml, which should be enough for the course. They are not available in all art shops, though can be ordered online, which the shop should happily do. Otherwise, Greyfriars Art on Dundas Street, Edinburgh, keep a full range. Materials List - Paints: Manufacturer: Golden Name of paint: Fluid Acrylic Size: 30ml Colours as follows: Primary yellow, cadmium red (hue), quinacridone magenta, ultramarine blue, cobalt blue, pthalo blue (green shade), pthalo green (Blue shade), dioxazine purple, burnt sienna, titanium white. - Paper: Good quality rough watercolour paper, around A3 size, or a standard sheet cut into 4. - Brushes: Round watercolour/soft acrylic brushes. (David's suggestion Prolene Pro Arte Connoisseur, Numbers 9 (large) and 2 (small)) - Pencil and rubber

Cancellation Policy

We will provide a 50% refund if you give written advance notice up to 30 days before the course start date. 0% refund 30 days before a course starts. Please note there is an administration fee of £5 payable in respect of such refunds to cover payment processing fees. You will need to inform a member of administration staff in writing by emailing EDS at info@edinburghdrawingschool.co.uk. Additionally, if you withdraw for any reason after the course has started you will not be entitled to a refund. We are a small business and we depend on every booking to ensure that classes can go ahead. If a tutor has to withdraw from teaching the scheduled course for any reason (medical/personal/professional) before the start of a scheduled course, during a scheduled course, if the course is 8 weeks long or scheduled as x3 terms of 8 weeks long each, The Edinburgh Drawing School will find a replacement tutor for the course designed by that tutor for The Edinburgh Drawing School. The course content will be the same as the originally booked course. A student will not be entitled to a refund should the school have no option but to find a replacement tutor. If a tutor leaves and starts work elsewhere, and a student prefers to take classes with them personally at the tutor's new workplace, that is at the discretion of the student and no refund is entitled to them or will be given. If a student is unable to attend a class due to medical/personal/professional reasons, then EDS must be informed immediately so that the tutor can be notified. If you are missing a class because you suspect that you have developed Covid-19, please let us know immediately so that we can alert fellow student and tutors. Non-attendance of classes/workshops does not automatically mean a refund, however EDS will assess the circumstance