Spend a day discovering the beautiful summer flowers in the gardens of Gilbert White's House through paint. Join local artist Julia Morgan and use watercolours to create a quintessential cottage garden scene using wet in wet techniques to create sunlit foliage and shadows. This workshop will be a chance to explore your own personal style, discovering how to paint with intricate detailing or intuitive and free style paint techniques.
Perfect for both beginners and intermediate watercolourists, you will leave this workshop with your own view of Gilbert's Garden!
Tickets are £58 and include all materials, tea, coffee and cake, and admission to the gardens. Please bring a packed lunch.
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