Painting Class with a Famous Artist in Venice

Spend a day learning to paint under the guidance of a renowned Venetian watercolorist Nicola Tenderini! Learn about watercolor painting as you visit the city's most beautiful neighborhoods and landmarks!

Highlights:

• Venice

• Painting class

• Famous painter

• Workshop

Includes:

• Painting class

• Working items: colors, brush, watercolors

• Water

• Chair or easel and napkin to clean the brush

• Bookmark for each participant

Please note: this tour is held on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. A minimum of two people is required for this tour.

Become an artist for a day: the famous Venetian watercolorist (Nicola Tenderini) will take you through the most romantic corners of Venice and teach you how to paint its beautiful landscapes and places! Meet the artist in his studio, and after a short presentation and a story about his creative life, he will take you through the presale locations where you will begin to create your watercolor works of art! The first step will be to study a sketch, the most critical starting point for a good painting. Later, you'll move on to color, discovering that light is also color and how it impacts your artwork.

During the lesson, the instructor will be with you to show and explain the secrets of getting the best painting effects, such as reflections in water, color shadows between clouds and sky, or details of light and shadow, using great watercolor techniques. Each participant will create their own work of art. You will admire the breathtaking landscapes of Venice while creating your works of art.

Classes are suitable for beginners, experts, or anyone who wants to paint or draw live "en Plein air" and discover the watercolor technique. Let yourself be guided by an experienced artist-teacher and see the most secret and hidden part of Venice! Nicola is a Venetian watercolor artist who runs a small store in the heart of the historic city (just steps from the Accademia Bridge). He received his master's degree from the "Academy of Fine Arts" in Venice. Then he helped decorate many important palaces and buildings in Venice, like the Bauer Hotel, the Fenice Theater, and many others.