Discover a day in Laura Gee’s studio where loose landscapes come alive , guided, intuitive, and entirely your own.
This workshop is for anyone who wants to translate a memorable place into a painting that captures feeling rather than detail. Bring a landscape that matters to you - a childhood riverbank, a beach at dusk, a hillside that shifted something inside you , a photo from holiday and we’ll explore how to turn those memories into colour, texture and movement. If you don’t have a specific landscape reference Laura will have landscape options to choose from and we ca create an imagined piece with intention and feeling.
What we’ll do:
Reflect on your chosen landscape: identify the sensations, light and atmosphere that make it special.
Develop a feeling-led colour palette: learn how to mix evocative tones that convey mood rather than literal accuracy.
Experiment with mark-making: discover simple gestures, layering and tools to suggest space, form and energy.
Build a loose landscape: combine palette and marks into a cohesive piece that feels alive and true to your memory.
Personal guidance: tailored feedback from Laura to help you loosen up, trust instinct and make bold choices.
Materials
0il pastel on artist paper
Acrylic on canvas
workshop worksheet
Reference artist books
Who it’s for:
Beginners who want an approachable, creativity-focused introduction to landscape painting.
Creatives who ant to try a different approach to painting
Anyone wanting to honour a place through a personal, painterly response.
What to expect:
Small group size for individual attention.
All materials provided; you’re welcome to bring reference photos or small mementos from your place.
A calm, focused atmosphere in Laura’s London studio where creative risks are encouraged.
Drinks and nibbles throughout the session
In a professional Artist studio
Location:
Located 10-15 mins from black horse station
20 mins from Walthamstow central
Acme Studios, Billet road, Walthamstow
You could combine this trip with a visit to the William Morris Gallery - and see their current exhibition, there are plenty of wonderful eateries in Walthamstow and creative spots to visit.
Takeaway: You’ll leave with a finished loose landscape that carries the mood and memory of your chosen place, plus practical skills in palette-making, mark-making and expressive painting to continue at home.
Spaces are limited to keep the session intimate maximum 10 people. Reserve your place to transform a beloved landscape into a painting that feels alive.