3 mei - Dutch landmarks in aquarel

Join me for a 2.5-hour watercolor workshop that celebrates the Dutch Life!

Immerse yourself in the culture and landscape of the Netherlands as you paint illustrations inspired by its architecture, lifestyle, and culture. Learn how to create loose and modern watercolor paintings while exploring the beauty of this country.

I will be bringing in some of my own watercolor paintings to the workshop for you to use as references. You can choose your favorite reference painting and use it as a guide to create your own unique illustration.

All materials, including high-quality watercolors, brushes, and paper, are provided, and at the end of the workshop, you will take home your very own masterpiece, ready to frame! 

Good to know:

- The workshop is suitable for all levels, so no previous experience is required.

- We will bring all materials that we need for the class, so you don't need to worry about anything.

- The workshop will be in English

LET OP:
Deze workshop wordt in het Engels gegeven.

Het is inclusief: alle materialen, koffie/thee met iets lekkers. De workshop wordt gegeven in het Experience Centre te Apeldoorn.

Na afloop ga je niet alleen met je gemaakte werk maar ook met een goodiebag naar huis

Niveau: Geen ervaring nodig! 

Docent: Andreea Nae van Andraws Art. 

Over de docente, ze stelt zich graag (in het Engels) zelf voor:

My name is Andreea Nae and I will be your guide on this visual journey. I started as an architect in Romania and slowly became a watercolorist based in the Netherlands. My artistic odyssey started in 2009, when I was preparing for university by taking drawing classes. I began focusing more on painting a few years later, when I discovered watercolors, and it was love at first sight.

 I am very passionate about painting animals, portraits, and cityscapes, but I will never back up from a challenge. Whatever I find beautiful, I transform it in watercolor. My style stands out because of its vibrant and bold colors, combined with spatters and a messy effect. That’s how life is, after all: a bit messy, but beautiful, nonetheless.