The Landscape in Oil Master Studies

with artist & tutor Iris Rimmaudo Mondays 1 - 3.30pm

Starts Jan 13, 2025

280 British pounds

Great King Street

Available spots

Service Description

This course is suitable for complete beginners to the more experienced student. Recreating landscapes by Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masters using oil paint, each week focuses on the unique techniques and styles of different painters from history, thus allowing you to explore softness in brushwork, luminosity and reflections on water and other surfaces, create atmosphere and depth, emotion, vivid sunsets and more... Week 1: Claude Monet – ''The Magpie'' (1868-69) Objective: Practice subtle color blending and layering to capture light and shadow on snow. Week 2: Alfred Sisley – "The Flood at Port-Marly" (1876) Objective: Develop skills in creating atmosphere and handling reflections with oils. Week 3: Camille Pissarro – "The Boulevard Montmartre at Night" (1897) Objective: Practice night scene lighting and texture techniques. Week 4: Armand Guillaumin – “Sunset at Ivry” (1873) Objective: Enhance color blending and bold application techniques to capture a vivid, atmospheric sunset. Week 5: Berthe Morisot – "The Harbour at Lorient" (1869) Objective: Explore soft, fast brushwork for creating light and capturing simplicity. Week 6: Paul Cézanne – "Mont Sainte-Victoire" (1904-1906) Objective: Focus on building form and depth with brushstrokes, balancing colour to create a sense of structure. Week 7: Vincent Van Gogh – "Wheat Field with Cypresses" (1889) Objective: Practice dynamic brushwork and colour contrasts to convey movement and emotion. Week 8: Pierre-Auguste Renoir – "The Seine at Asnières" (1879) Objective: Master blending techniques in oils for a harmonious, soft landscape finish. Iris Rimmaudo is an Italian artist with a rich background in traditional art and sculpture, having studied extensively in Italy. After moving to Edinburgh, I continued my artistic journey, blending traditional techniques with contemporary design principles. Recently graduating in product design, I have developed a passion for exploring various media in my work. I believe in the importance of having fun and embracing comfort in the creative process, and I strive to inspire my students to do the same. Materials The Edinburgh Drawing School will supply high quality reproductions of every work every week to each student. Student Provides: A set of oil paints, they can be student grade if you wish. Brushes of varying sizes 2,4,6,8,10 from Rosemaery & Co- Chungking Hog Hair are best for oil... Painting panels Zest it linseed oil

Upcoming Sessions

Cancellation Policy

We will provide a 50% refund if you give written advance notice up to 30 days before the course start date. 0% refund 30 days before a course starts. Please note there is an administration fee of £5 payable in respect of such refunds to cover payment processing fees. You will need to inform a member of administration staff in writing by emailing EDS at info@edinburghdrawingschool.co.uk. Additionally, if you withdraw for any reason after the course has started you will not be entitled to a refund. We are a small business and we depend on every booking to ensure that classes can go ahead. If a tutor has to withdraw from teaching the scheduled course for any reason (medical/personal/professional) before the start of a scheduled course, during a scheduled course, if the course is 8 weeks long or scheduled as x3 terms of 8 weeks long each, The Edinburgh Drawing School will find a replacement tutor for the course designed by that tutor for The Edinburgh Drawing School. The course content will be the same as the originally booked course. A student will not be entitled to a refund should the school have no option but to find a replacement tutor. If a tutor leaves and starts work elsewhere, and a student prefers to take classes with them personally at the tutor's new workplace, that is at the discretion of the student and no refund is entitled to them or will be given. If a student is unable to attend a class due to medical/personal/professional reasons, then EDS must be informed immediately so that the tutor can be notified. If you are missing a class because you suspect that you have developed Covid-19, please let us know immediately so that we can alert fellow student and tutors. Non-attendance of classes/workshops does not automatically mean a refund, however EDS will assess the circumstance