Workshop Details
Dive into the expressive world of watercolour painting with artist Kasey Sealy, an experienced instructor with decades of teaching and creative practice behind him. This two-day workshop is designed to unlock the unique qualities of watercolour - from fluid washes and vibrant colour mixing to managing light, tone, and atmospheric effects.
You’ll learn how to:
- Choose and handle watercolour materials, paper, brushes and pigments
- Mix colours confidently and use washes effectively
- Create depth and mood through tonal values and transparent layers
- Balance lights and darks to place focal points and nurture dynamic compositions
Whether you’re a beginner or want to refresh your skills, Kasey will guide you step-by-step through the joyful process of watercolour painting, helping you build confidence and create expressive landscape work.
Skill Level
Beginner to Intermediate
About the Artist
Kasey Sealy is an Australian oil painter who began painting at 17 and has worked professionally since 1980. His career spans more than four decades and includes six solo exhibitions in London, representation at major international art fairs, and record-setting sales for large-scale works.
Kasey has completed high-profile commissions for international business leaders and organisations, authored two books on painting, produced multiple educational films, and regularly contributes to leading art publications. A former lecturer at Charles Sturt University, he now focuses on workshops and tutorials across Australia while continuing to draw inspiration from the Australian landscape. His work is grounded in an impressionist approach, capturing mood, light, and atmosphere with honesty and immediacy.
What to Bring
- Lunch, a snack and a drink
- Materials list. This will be emailed to you after booking. BYO materials from home, or purchase a materials pack in store
Workshop T's & C's
Please make sure to familiarise yourself with our Workshop T's & C's including Missed Classes, Deposits, Age Restrictions, Refunds, Participant Behaviour, COVID-19 and Class Cancellations.
