STUDIO WORKSHOP
Spurn Head and the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust with Rob Parkin
‘Really Wild’
Painting with Nature Artist Rob Parkin and the YWT at Spurn Head
'Birds, colour, light and flight'
This is a rare in-the-field opportunity to paint birds and landscape in an intensive two day tutored course with
international nature artist Robert Parkin. Whether you are a beginner or a more experienced artist, Rob will help you to create an inspiring
composition and develop light and techniques while painting in one of the most
remote and wild places in Yorkshire, England. Be inspired to create a work that you can
develop, or a finished painting.
Date: 20/21
July 2013. £110.00 per person
Cost includes entrance to the YWT reserve at Spurn, refreshments and lunch, all materials and the use of pre-worked reference material. Evening talk and lecture by Harry Watkins, the Spurn Reserve Manager.
Cost includes entrance to the YWT reserve at Spurn, refreshments and lunch, all materials and the use of pre-worked reference material. Evening talk and lecture by Harry Watkins, the Spurn Reserve Manager.
Materials will be provided but you are more than welcome to bring along your own brushes/pencils and any other painting materials that you find comfortable. To
work swiftly and to capture the spirit of the subject and place we will be
working in ChromaColour acrylic paint (supplied). This can be ‘worked’ in an oil or watercolour technique to suit
your own style and preferences. We will be working on canvas board or stretched
canvas for the finished piece. You are welcome to bring along watercolours if
you wish to work up colour sketches.
Please note: Places are strictly limited
Details:
This studio workshop is very special, in a very special
place. Covering two days it will lead both the experienced and the novice
painter to produce a piece of outstanding work, beginning with field work and
leading to the studio to complete the work.
Spurn Head is a wonderful finger of land that is more an
island than a land spit. Caught between the river Humber and the North Sea it
is home, and a migration stop off, to a varied and ever changing number of
birds. It is also a place to discover other wildlife, often shy and fleeting
that hide among the sheltered dunes and plant cover. All combine to inspire
art. The dynamics of this coastline are very evident at Spurn. The enormous
lighthouse (which you can visit and work from if you wish) and the only
permanently manned lifeboat station in the UK are testimony to the wild
coastline. The extensive mudflats on the Humber side of Spurn play
host to many waterfowl and waders, which are all part of this dynamic shifting
landscape of coastal erosion.
Booking details:
To book, or to reserve a place(s) please contact me directly by e-mail robert@robertparkin.com
By telephone on +44 (0)1751 432 948.
Or write to:
Robert Parkin. Cow Syke Farm, Bransdale, Fadmoor, York. YO62 7JL
Places can be reserved by deposit
A full itinerary and details (including location and accommodation) will be available by the end of March 2013
PLACES TO EAT and TO STAY.
Places to eat and stay (to suit all pockets) can be found by using the links listed below. Please contact me directly for more information.
http://www.visithullandeastyorkshire.com/wildlife-trust/plan-my-trip/Puffin-Mark-Businesses.aspx
Yorkshire Tourist Board website
A location map for the Spurn reserve and studio workshop area can be found on:
http://www.ywt.org.uk/events/2013/07/20/really-wild-painting-nature-artist-rob-parkin
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