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This is a watercolor workshop for participants to explore materials, techniques, and color theory, with a different subject provided for painting during each session.
Does this fit your work? 5 questions score every call to your medium, location and budget. Free.
Get matched →Explore the materials, techniques, and colour theory used to develop watercolour paintings and meet other watercolour lovers in this relaxed social session. During each workshop session a different subject will be provided for you to paint. Your tutor can also guide you to work on a painting you are already working on or a subject you have always wanted to paint.
This workshop is suitable for ages 16+.
Basic materials are provided. Food and drink is also available for purchase throughout the session from our cafes.
Dr Justine Moss works in the expanded field of drawing. She completed a practice-based PhD, drawing garments being discarded by the female wearer in 1950s-60s narrative film, with a fully funded studentship at Arts University Bournemouth (2025). She has recently exhibited at Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, London (2024), The Bank Remnants (2026) and Norwich Castle In Proximity (2026). She teaches on the drawing degree at the Open University and runs a longstanding life drawing group in Woodbridge, as well running workshops in life drawing and watercolour at Firstsite.
Get 20% off all workshops all year with a Mosaic membership. You’ll also receive unlimited free access to our film screenings, 20% off our event cinema and 10% off in our shop and cafe. Plus you won’t have to pay any transaction fees. As a Mosaic member, you help support our community projects and events and keep our exhibitions free to everyone.
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