Free Online Workshop: Paint Loose Tulips in Watercolour (Beginner Friendly)

Join me for a free live watercolour workshop where we’ll paint loose, fresh tulips together, step by step.

If you’ve ever thought “I’d love to paint flowers but I don’t know where to start” this one is for you. Loose florals are the perfect place to begin because there’s no pressure to get every petal perfect. We’ll let the water and pigment do the work, and you’ll finish with a pretty tulip painting you’ll be proud to show off.

Workshop details
Date: Sunday 22nd November
Time: 10:00am (Sydney time AEDT) [add a link to a time zone converter for international guests]
Where: Live online via Zoom
Cost: Free
Level: Complete beginners welcome

What you’ll learn

• How to paint soft, loose tulip petals with simple brush strokes
• How to blend colour so your flowers glow
• How to add stems and leaves with confidence
• How to relax and enjoy the process rather than aiming for perfection

What you’ll need

• Watercolour paints (any set or tubes, whatever you have)
• A round brush (size 6 to 10 is perfect)
• Watercolour paper or any heavy paper you have on hand
• Two jars of water and a paper towel
• A palette or an old plate for mixing

Watercolour Painting Kit  Everything You Need To Join The Workshop

How it works
Register using the button above and we’ll email you the Zoom link before the workshop. Come along with your paints ready, and I’ll guide you through every stroke. No experience needed.

The replay will be sent to you so don't stress if you can't make it to the live.

Why you’ll love it
I’ve been painting forever and teaching for years, my favourite thing is seeing beginners surprise themselves. My approach is simple, encouraging, and all about enjoying the process. Paint more, stress less!

Want to keep painting after the workshop?
Come and see what’s inside Paint & Create Studio, my online membership community, where we paint together twice a month. www.paintcreatestudio.com

Spots are limited, so grab yours now and I’ll see you on the 22nd!