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From Reference Photo to Watercolour Painting
A 6-Week Watercolour Course
Dates: Wednesdays, 16th September – 22nd October 2026
Time: 10:15am – 12:45pm
Venue: The Core Gallery, Touchwood, Solihull
Fee: £150
All materials provided
Have you ever wondered how to transform a photograph of a boat into a beautiful, expressive watercolour painting? This six-week course will guide you through the complete creative process, helping you move beyond simply copying a reference image and towards creating a painting in your own individual style.
Working from a photograph of a boat on water, you will learn how to analyse and simplify the image before beginning a series of preparatory studies. The course starts with pencil sketches that explore composition, shape, tonal values and focal points. These will be followed by monochrome watercolour studies, allowing you to develop an understanding of light, tone and atmosphere before introducing colour.
Using these studies as a foundation, you will then create a finished A3 watercolour painting of the boat. Throughout the course, emphasis will be placed on interpretation rather than replication, encouraging you to make creative decisions that reflect your own artistic voice and style.
Whether you are completely new to art or have previous painting experience, this course provides a supportive and enjoyable environment in which to develop your skills and confidence.
What You Will Learn
How to analyse and simplify a photographic reference
Pencil sketching and compositional techniques
Tonal and value studies in monochrome watercolour
Understanding light, contrast and focal points
Planning a successful painting before starting
Watercolour techniques for expressive painting
How to develop your own personal style
How to complete a finished A3 watercolour painting
Suitable For
All levels welcome, including complete beginners with no previous drawing or painting experience.
All materials are included in the course fee. Places are limited, so early booking is recommended.
From Reference Photo to Watercolour Painting
A 6-Week Watercolour Course
Dates: Wednesdays, 16th September – 22nd October 2026
Time: 10:15am – 12:45pm
Venue: The Core Gallery, Touchwood, Solihull
Fee: £150
All materials provided
Have you ever wondered how to transform a photograph of a boat into a beautiful, expressive watercolour painting? This six-week course will guide you through the complete creative process, helping you move beyond simply copying a reference image and towards creating a painting in your own individual style.
Working from a photograph of a boat on water, you will learn how to analyse and simplify the image before beginning a series of preparatory studies. The course starts with pencil sketches that explore composition, shape, tonal values and focal points. These will be followed by monochrome watercolour studies, allowing you to develop an understanding of light, tone and atmosphere before introducing colour.
Using these studies as a foundation, you will then create a finished A3 watercolour painting of the boat. Throughout the course, emphasis will be placed on interpretation rather than replication, encouraging you to make creative decisions that reflect your own artistic voice and style.
Whether you are completely new to art or have previous painting experience, this course provides a supportive and enjoyable environment in which to develop your skills and confidence.
What You Will Learn
How to analyse and simplify a photographic reference
Pencil sketching and compositional techniques
Tonal and value studies in monochrome watercolour
Understanding light, contrast and focal points
Planning a successful painting before starting
Watercolour techniques for expressive painting
How to develop your own personal style
How to complete a finished A3 watercolour painting
Suitable For
All levels welcome, including complete beginners with no previous drawing or painting experience.
All materials are included in the course fee. Places are limited, so early booking is recommended.