Lyn Mellady and Julie Goldspink your two expert tutors, allow you to work in your prefered medium or change at will. You do not have to choose in advance. Both are there to help you gain the most from your travelling art holiday. Bring your watercolours or pastels or both, plus a travel sketch book and camera. You are ready for everything. You will be able to paint, sketch and photograph 'til you run out of light or simply watch the demonstrations and enjoy the company, and experience
We are taking NO booking fees until dates can be comfirmed.
Your deposit of $250 to secure your booking comprises $200 + a $50 non refundable booking fee.
(this is retained by the accommodation venue)
The $1980 is the single supplement price.(A bedroom to yourself + shared bathroom) A twin shared room is $1590 PP.
Non painting partners deduct $500 but are welcome at all group dinners/functions.
Please note, choice of room is allocated, strictly in the order that your booking deposit is received.
About Your Tutors:
Lyn Mellady – One of Australia's foremost Pastel Artists best known for her sea, cliffs and landscapes in pastel and oil.
A trained teacher, Lyn has the skill, knowledge and enthusiasm to help bring your art to a new level. With 5x paintings in government collections here and in Japan, and featured in 8 art reference books, she is also a member of the Fusion6 portrait artists, art judge and ex AGRA president who established the Australian Art Excellence Awards with the support of Australian Artist in 2000. With over 4 decades of successfully painting full time earning many admirers and awards, Lyn retired from her commercial gallery (2011-2016) to return to the freedom to paint and share her experiences.
Julie Goldspink – A very accomplished watercolour artist with extensive knowledge in most mediums, Julie travels frequently to give workshops in watercolour and mixed media Australia wide.
She loves to paint inland, landscapes, rivers, sea or flowers – wherever the light falls. Julie's art has won many awards and admirers. Her gallery in Port Macquarie and presidential activities with the Hastings Valley Art Scieties before moving to Melbourne are the background depth to her life with art. Featured on Graeme Stevenson’s Put Some Colour in Your Life. Her most recent article was published in the Australian Artist Magazine in Dec 2017.