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Sip and paint landscape painting ideas

Just try not to make the paint too watery, as this can affect the color intensity and may cause the paint to run or drip. Experiment with different amounts of water to achieve the desired consistency for your painting technique.


WORKSHOPS

Corinne teaches both online and in-person, in the Lower Blue Mountains where she has her studio. If you have never done any art before and don’t know where to start, the Self-Paced Online Drawing Course would be an excellent place to kick off your creative journey!

“I absolutely loved the course. It was truly transformative for me. I haven’t gotten so lost in something for a long time” – Patricia from Haberfield

Paint & Sip – Paint the Beautiful Blue Mountains – 8 to 14 People

small Sue, Bron and Fiona form Sydney

small Sue from Springwood and Liz from Winmalee.jpg

small Artist Corinne Loxton and Fiona from Lindfield with one of Fiona

small Sue, Bron and Fiona form Sydney

small Sue from Springwood and Liz from Winmalee.jpg

small Artist Corinne Loxton and Fiona from Lindfield with one of Fiona


Paint & Sip – Paint the Beautiful Blue Mountains – 8 to 14 People

A$75.00

Being in the beautiful landscape of the Blue Mountains is inspiring! This is an opportunity to work with Corinne as your guide and teacher to create a unique artwork that reflects your experience of this amazing landscape.

Whether using source photographs in the studio or embracing the Mountains air to work outdoors, this workshop will both create memories and an artwork that evokes them!

Corinne will take you through a range of brush and painting techniques and then guide you to compose and create your own landscape painting. Depending on the needs and preferences of your group, Corinne can guide you to find the perfect outdoors location for your event.

Whether at the studio or outdoors, you will have ample opportunity to experiment and practise your new skills, before launching into painting your own canvas.

Before your Paint & Sip class, Corinne will consult with you and tailor the theme and style of painting to your group’s needs and ideas.

Weekends, weekdays, and evenings available

Outdoors in nature or at Corinne’s Blaxland Studio in the Lower Blue Mountains

$75 pp depending on the number of participants and location.

All art materials provided including a canvas for each person.

Book a group of 10 – 14 and receive a free grazing box that includes a delicious range of artisan cheeses, cured meats and salami, antipasto, crackers, relish, fruit and garnish. Boxes can be customized to accommodate dietary requirements such as vegetarian and gluten free.

BYO Sips and nibbles, coffee and tea provided


What is Acrylic Painting?

Acrylic painting is a type of painting that uses water-based paint called acrylics. These paints are made from a mix of pigment and acrylic polymer emulsion, making them dry quickly and water-resistant when set.

But that’s not all! Acrylic paints are also incredibly versatile and can be used on all kinds of surfaces like canvas, paper, wood, metal, and plastic. And, if you want to take your creativity to the next level, you can even mix them with different mediums (e.g., baking soda or silica sand) to create unique textures and effects.

That’s why acrylic painting has become the go-to for artists of all levels—whether beginners or experienced artists. It’s super easy to get started, accessible to everyone, and allows you to experiment and create something truly unique.

Group of women painting dandelions at Paint Nite

Types of Acrylic Painting

As we say, these paints are extremely versatile. You can stick with traditional canvas painting, experiment with acrylic pouring (aka puddle painting), add a thinning agent and use them like watercolor paints, use palette knives instead of brushes, play with dot painting and much more.

Benefits of Acrylic Painting

Overall, acrylic painting is convenient and durable and offers many benefits.

For example, it is…

  • Fast-drying
  • Water-resistant (once dry)
  • Easy to clean
  • Non-toxic (unlike oil paints, which require harsh solvents for cleanup)
  • Long-lasting & has excellent color retention
  • Cost-effective

But that’s not all. There are tons of health benefits, too, for both the body and the mind…

  • Reduces stress
  • Improves fine motor skills
  • Boosts self-esteem
  • Provides a sense of community

Easy Acrylic Painting Ideas for Beginners on Canvas

OK, you now know a little more about what you’re working with. So how about those easy acrylic painting ideas?

In a nutshell, we recommend sticking to larger objects where you can be more carefree with your brush strokes.

We know it’s tempting to jump into complex paintings with tons of shades and intricate patterns. But it’s important to walk before you run.

Stick to a simple color palette and select paintings that allow you to practice basic mixing, blending, and other painting techniques (basically any of our designs). With a bit of practice, you’ll be ready to take on more complex paintings in no time!
Just remember, painting skills don’t happen overnight, so be patient and give yourself grace.

Group painting trees at a paint and sip with Paint Nite

Abstract Art

Abstract art is the perfect acrylic painting idea for beginners. Let us tell you why:

Anyone can do it

Abstract painting is one of the most accessible forms of artwork for beginners. All you need is some paint, a canvas, and a willingness to let your imagination run wild.

No need to worry about getting it “right”

With abstract designs, you can let your creativity run wild without the pressure of creating a realistic image.

Let your creativity soar

This style is all about freedom of expression. It’s a great way to explore your unique style and create something one-of-a-kind.

Mistakes are A-OK!

Abstract painting is incredibly forgiving. Any mistakes you make can easily be painted over or made to look intentional.

Colin Wynn
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