Still life oil painting class with artist Emily Morey

Taught in English and beginners are encouraged

Materials included but are not limited to a generous array of dry colors in pastels, pencils and charcoal and various types of paper, wet Materials, oil colors mediums and panels for painting on all provided by the Burnt Sienna studio and chosen by the artist.

We always warm up gently in the studio with a coffee and a croissant :) … then on to the task of learning looking and creating! - you do not need to bring anything with you, only an open mind and some creative energy.

Our studio is intimate and our tutors are either qualified teachers to a Master in fine art degree level or a experienced and established artist. Class numbers are kept small to a max of 6 to ensure the highest level of interaction and participation and 1-on-1 time with the tutor.

The workshop will guide students to make a still life painting with oil color, through techniques and exercises focusing on drawing, application of paint, using gradient technique and using color intuitively that will give the opportunity to create exciting and unique artwork with a strong focus on color theory and application. No previous experience is necessary.

Emily Morey is a London based artist, who graduated from Brighton with a First Class Honors in Fine Art Painting and received the Nagoya university award for 'The Highly Commended: Outstanding artistic achievement at Brighton University Degree show'. Emily's work involves story telling, conjoining elements from observation and the imagination. Through the interaction between conscious thought and the subconscious, stories are told and memories and dreams are explored. Emily exhibits regularly in Berlin, London and West Sussex, including recently at The Hyatt Regency, with the Saatchi Gallery, London, and in group and solo exhibitions at The Project Gallery in West Sussex. She also frequently partakes in residencies, previously in New York and Berlin, and recently in Italy, as well as during her BA when she was granted a student exchange program to study at Seoul National University, South Korea.