Still Life Oil Painting Course over 5 weeks Tuesday £180

Name: Still Life Oil Painting Course over 5 weeks Tuesday £180
Start: 2026-01-13T12:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-01-13T15:00:00+00:00
Location: Turner's Painting School

Schedule

Tue Jan 13 2026 at 12:30 pm to 03:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Turner's Painting School | Warrington, EN

Still Life Oil Painting Course, Beginners Class
Total cost is only £180 for 5 weeks includes materials, Secure your place with a £25 deposit.
The class starts at 12.00 - 1500 each Tuesday
The Still Life Oil Painting Course, continued learning Class at the Turner's painting school is ideal for individuals with some knowledge of oil painting and wishing to get back into the basics of Still Life oil painting, your tutor Marc A Turner will presume you know nothing and will guided you through the process of painting still life in oils from the beginning with an understanding of how to create your own masterpiece.
Understanding Still Life
Understanding still life is essential to being able to create wonderful paintings with this amazing painting medium, the chosen medium of many of the greatest master painters world wide.
Your Tutor
Marc A Turner has been painting for many years and tutoring for over 20 years, with the desire to help people achieve their dream to create the paintings they love.
Learning to paint still life
The process of painting still life is not just about placing items on a table and painting them, its about understanding the placement and light reacting with the subject and the ability to transpose it to your support.
Week One
On that note, week one will concentrate on understanding Shape and the value of colour so that you will be more comfortable with colour and understand the difference in your choice of colour to create your painting.
Over the next 4 weeks
Over the next 4 weeks we will be putting all the skills we have learned into practice and developing an amazing painting with the guidance of Marc A Turner your tutor
The Venue
Turner's Painting School is located in the wonderful grounds of Walton hall and Gardens.