Learn Watercolour Painting: Anatomical Vertebrae

Online Classes

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Art

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Painting

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Watercolour Painting

Learn Watercolour Painting: Anatomical Vertebrae

With DIY craft kit delivered to you

Discover how to paint a human spine at this relaxing online class

Clare Nicholson

5.0 (39)

ClassBento donates with every booking to

2.5 hours

3 to 300

$135 - $150 (or 4 payments of $33.75 - $37.50 via- Afterpay)

($135 per Class with drawing only - no box, $150 per Class and box)

Online Classes

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Art

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Painting

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Watercolour Painting

How it works

Request your preferred time

We'll send a ClassBento Box to you (a craft kit with what you'll need). Shipping is free, and it should arrive within 2 to 4 business days for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra; 4 to 9 days elsewhere. We ship nationwide.

Enjoy the online class - after booking, you'll get a link to join the interactive class.

What you'll do

Not sure what to do when bored at home? Make watercolour painting your new favourite hobby with this fun and science-y online class with artist Clare Nicholson!

Be gently guided with step-by-step instructions on how to approach this image using watercolours including how to prepare the paper, mix and blend watercolours, along with different painting techniques. NDIS supported participants have particularly enjoyed this class's empathetic approach to teaching.

What you'll get:

Outline drawing of the Vertebrae with Vines on high-quality 300gsm watercolour paper (A4 size).
A carefully planned, highly informative lesson that simplifies the watercolour process from start to finish to give you skills and confidence in watercolour painting.
Professional advice and information about watercolour paints, paper, equipment and painting techniques.

By the end of your painting class, you'll have a unique piece of artwork for your home to display proudly!

Please note:
The 'class and drawing' kit option includes an A4 hand-drawing specifically prepared for this lesson. This will be sent to you after you purchase a ticket for the class and is intended for those who already have watercolour paints and brushes. By selecting the 'class and box' option you'll receive both the drawing and art materials for the class, as listed below. Please allow seven days for either option to arrive.

This class is perfect for a team building session!

Knowledge required

Complete beginners are encouraged to join this class, along with those with some experience.

Now that you have a full watercolour kit with brushes, you might enjoy my other anatomical watercolour classes which work out a lot cheaper. Select "Class and drawing only - no box" and I will send you a different template.

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Watercolour painting class: Anatomical skull
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What you'll get in your craft kit

A4 composition drawing of Vertebrae with Vines created by your teacher on quality 300gsm watercolour paper.
Quality student grade watercolour set of paints
Three brushes
Masking tape
Kitchen paper
Salt

What you'll need

Two large glasses of clean water
One plain white dinner plate – or as close to white/un-patterned as you have
Hairdryer

Your teacher

Clare Nicholson

5.0 (39)

I am a Sydney-based exhibiting artist with a beautiful art studio set within a large subtropical-inspired garden in Sydney's Inner West.

My life-long passion for making very fine artworks includes sculpting, painting, drawing, and textiles. I also have a passion for teaching others, and love to support those wishing to find their own creative journey - whatever that may be or whatever shape it might take!

Unusually, my practice is multidisciplinary, so I cover many aspects of artmaking using a range of different materials and skills. For example, working three-dimensionally, my skills include sculpting and mould making. I work in materials such as clay, bronze, silver, wax, wood, aluminium, polyurethane, plaster, resin, concrete and even patillage (sugar-plate)! For two-dimensional works, I paint in oils, acrylics and watercolour. For drawing, I generally use lead pencil, pen and ink, charcoal and crayon in order to achieve great detail, but at other times, playful media, such as wire.

I hold a PhD and Master of Fine Arts (both 1st-class division equivalent) and a Graduate Diploma of Education. Along with private tuition in my studio, I've also taught in the Sculpture Department at UNSW Art and Design, within community adult education, rural and remote high schools.

My life is and has been artmaking! Come and join me for some serious fun in a friendly, inclusive, working art studio :)