Watercolor Color Mixing & Design Workshop

Join us for an engaging watercolor workshop led by an experienced artist at The Forth Monkey! In this fun and relaxed session, participants will learn essential color theory techniques, with hands-on demonstrations showing how to mix and layer watercolors to create a unique design.

Throughout the workshop, the instructor will guide everyone through the process of mixing primary, secondary, and complementary colors, emphasizing how to achieve harmony and contrast in your work. Participants will follow along step-by-step to create their own unique design using the techniques demonstrated.

What to Expect * Interactive Color Theory: Learn the basics of color mixing and how to apply them effectively in your artwork. * Step-by-Step Guidance: The artist will demonstrate watercolor techniques, helping participants build confidence as they create their own design. * Creative Fun: This workshop is designed for all skill levels, allowing everyone to enjoy the process of creating a watercolor piece they can be proud of. * Relaxed Setting: With all materials provided and the cozy ambiance of the Fourth Monkey * All supplies—watercolor paints, brushes, paper, and palettes—are included, so participants just need to bring themselves and their enthusiasm.

Artist Profile

Art has been a lifelong passion for me, inspired by my artistic parents. From an early age, I was encouraged to explore watercolors and drawing, developing a deep love for color theory and art history, with a particular admiration for M.C. Escher.

At 15, I was one of the youngest accepted into a Diploma of Visual Arts, which led to a diverse career as a mural artist, fine artist, and tattooist. I’ve exhibited in solo and group shows, been featured in magazines, and taught street art workshops.

I specialize in traditional color mixing using only primary colors and enjoy sharing this skill with others. Currently, I work in an art shop, helping people discover their creative potential. My work spans various mediums, from watercolors and acrylics to spray paint and pencils.

I draw inspiration from nature, often with a gothic twist, and my style ranges from hyper-realism to abstract illustration.