It's not often that a genuinely new breakthrough bursts onto the painting materials scene, but Atelier Interactive Acrylics have done exactly that! I have never "got on" with acrylics, disliking their plasticy look and rapid drying time. But I love these...read on if you want to know more.

 

         With Atelier Interactive Acrylics, there is:
  • Great control over the drying time - so you can paint at your own speed. You can slow drying time down by simply spraying with water, or even regain moist paint after it has dried if required!
  • No plastic feel or finish - they dry to a satin finish, more like oil paint than traditional acrylic. 
  •  Minimal colour shift as the paint dries.

 Whether you are new to acrylics or used to painting with the traditional types, you won't want to miss this!

 

DAY WORKSHOPS 2012: 

AT DERRINGTON VILLAGE HALL, STAFFORD   9.30am - 4.30pm

These are general painting days where people may choose to do their own choice of painting in any media including interactive acrylics. The cost is £42 or £57 if you would like Rosemary to provide all materials to enable you to complete an interactive acylic painting. Includes coffee, tea and biscuits throughout the day. Bring your own packed lunch.

Wednesday 11th. January

Wednesday 11th. April

Wednesday 20th. June

Wednesday 5th. September

 

BOOKING INFORMATION

1. Check availability by ringing Rosemary on:

01538 260007 or email: rosemary@rosemaryhale.co.uk

2. Send the complete workshop fee to: Church View, Foxt, Stoke-on-Trent ST10 2HN (cheques made out to Rosemary Hale please.) together with your contact details.

3.  In the event of cancellation by Rosemary Hale, all fees are fully refundable. 

ANY QUERIES....please ring Rosemary on 01538 260007 

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SEE THE MARCH (2011) ISSUE OF LEISURE PAINTER MAGAZINE FOR ROSEMARY'S HINTS ON PAINTING ACRYLIC SKIES: 

             Derbyshire landscape  

       Warm highland sky 

 

TIP:

Keep paint on your palette fresh and moist overnight by draping damp rags over them - support these on jam jars of water to keep them clear of the paint.