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Front Room Gallery
77 West Clyde Street, Helensburgh
2024-09-13 6pm-8pm

Mastering Soft Pastels: A Hands-On Workshop

Mastering Soft Pastels: A Hands-On Workshop

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Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of soft pastels with this dynamic and colourful workshop, ideal for artists of all abilities.

Led by the accomplished artist Jane Ryan who runs Art in the Shed in East Kilbride,
This 2 hour session is designed to introduce you to the fascinating art of soft pastels, offering a thorough exploration of this versatile medium.

Jane will begin by guiding you through the essentials, explaining the various materials you'll be working with, including different types of paper and a range of pastels. Through engaging demonstrations, she will showcase an array of techniques, from blending and layering to creating texture and depth.

With a focus on both colour and texture, you’ll have the chance to experiment and create your own unique pieces under Jane's expert guidance. Whether you’re drawing inspiration from the techniques of the great Degas or carving out your own artistic path, this workshop promises to broaden your creative horizons.

And there’s no need to worry about mess—working with soft pastels is easier and cleaner than you might think! By the end of the workshop, you’ll have a newfound appreciation for this medium and the skills to continue exploring it on your own. Join us for a day of creativity, learning and enjoyment, and discover why soft pastels might just become your new favourite artistic tool.

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*This link will take you to our Eventbrite booking page. To avoid the online ticket fee, please pay in advance with cash at the Front Room Gallery. All profits from our workshops enable our not-for-profit organisation to provide art for our community and vulnerable groups. Our workshops are non-refundable but where possible, with 48 hours' notice, we will transfer you to another similar workshop. Our workshops are made possible with funding from Argyll and Bute Supporting Communities Fund and the National Lottery Community Fund.